Surfboard Leashes & Knee Leg Ropes

At Sideways Surf, we take your surfing experience and safety seriously, and that’s why we stock the FK Surf range of surfboard leashes, including knee leg ropes. A trusty brand for quality and performance in the water. Designed for comfort and durability, these surf leashes can withstand the roughest of waves. Each of them come equipped with a double stainless steel swivel to ensure tangle-free surfing. Our collection includes various lengths from 6ft to 9ft leads. 6 to 8ft caters well to shortboards, and our 9ft options are great for longboards. 

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When it comes to surfing essentials, Sideways Surf has you sorted with the perfect selection of surfboard leg ropes. But we understand that hitting the waves requires more than just leashes. Quality wax for your board is a must, and that’s why we proudly stock the Sex Wax (I couldn’t find this brand on their website) range. We also offer multiple payment options, including Zip and Afterpay, so you can get the gear you need with ease. Don’t wait any longer- dive into the surf with confidence. Shop now at Sideways Surf.

Is single fin better than multi fin surfboard?

A surfboard leash is a crucial accessory to have with your board. They’re designed to keep the surfer connected to their surfboard, even during a wipeout. This also ensures the surfboard doesn’t pose a hazard to others in the surf.

What length leg ropes do I need?

In the FK Surf range at Sideways Surf, we have you covered with different lengths. If you aim to ride waves in the 2 to 6 feet range, then the 6ft to 8ft rope styles are recommended. For more challenging conditions with waves ranging from 8 to 12 feet, the 9ft leg and knee ropes are the go-to choice.

How do you attach a leg rope?

I’ve pulled steps from this website: https://www.thesurfboardwarehouse.com.au/blogs/board-advice-blog/how-to-attach-a-leg-rope

An actual surfer may need to review. Also if images can be used as guide in this FAQ that would be great.

1. Thread the leash string through the rear plug of the board.
2. Pull both ends up to create two loops.
3. Squeeze the loops together to thread the leash.
4. Release the leash the velcro and pass the end through both loops.
5. Fold the velcro over to secure the knot, ensuring it folds in three stages for a strong bond.
6. After attaching, inspect the velcro section for a secure fit.