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Paddle Leash Safety Rod Bungee Rod Holder Gripping Gear Leash with Innovative Gel Grip to The Paddle or Rod for Kayaking, Canoeing
SECURE: Boncas kayak paddle leash keeps your Fishing rod, Paddle, Net, and other anything valuable tools from sinking, allowing you to continue to enjoy your time out on the water.
FEATURES: Strong velcro is easy to operate and remove, no need to dismantle the paddle to properly position the cuff, the non-slip gel ensures your leash attaches to the paddle or fishing rod well. Sturdy Clips to Secure to canoe or Kayak.
STRETCHY: Made of premium Nylon and Elastic Rubber, the kayak paddle leash stretches to 67' in Length and Retracts to 39'. This is a perfect length for most and allows you to paddle with very little interference from the cord.
LIGHTWEIGHT: This leash is very lightweight and avoids the noise as it banged against the kayak, rewriting the history in which paddle leashes spoiled the serenity of nature. No bulky, easily put into your pocket or backpack.
PACKAGE: You will get 2 * Kayak Paddle Leashes, 2 * Lightweight Carabiner, and 2 * Velcro Straps. The Boncas Paddle Leash is simple, effective and inexpensive.
What is the purpose of the Velcro that is attached to the base of the loop?
Great question. I wondered that too. It is indeed Velcros (as you said), so it can be used for various things. Since that is the end of the leash that would effectively be affixed to the interior of the kayak (or your body), I would attach the Velcro to the 12" strap of the small dry bag that I keep my phone in because I like to keep my phone close to me for pics or to answer a call), also you could attach it to the plastic loop on your water bottle to keep it from rolling about the kayak. It could also be just a backup point of security for your paddle in case the other attachment fails. I think it's use it non-specific and up to you.
Does it come with a plastic bag?
No bag
Where are these made? US, China? Etc
China
Would it be possible to attach this to your ankle instead of the paddle? I am looking to find a "leash" to attach to my ankle to my minpins life jacket
Leash is only 37 inches plus 1 inch for metal clip. I would recommend purchasing a better leash that has about a 1" width & 4" length velcro piece attached to the leash. The leash length is fine, but the small velcro piece is a skimpy to fit around the grip of your paddle; attached to a D-ring forward on your kayak. You don't need the leash moving while your paddling which is what this one does; that's why I will purchase a real leash before I do white water rafting than use this one....
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What is the purpose of the Velcro that is attached to the base of the loop?
Great question. I wondered that too. It is indeed Velcros (as you said), so it can be used for various things. Since that is the end of the leash that would effectively be affixed to the interior of the kayak (or your body), I would attach the Velcro to the 12" strap of the small dry bag that I keep my phone in because I like to keep my phone close to me for pics or to answer a call), also you could attach it to the plastic loop on your water bottle to keep it from rolling about the kayak. It could also be just a backup point of security for your paddle in case the other attachment fails. I think it's use it non-specific and up to you.
Does it come with a plastic bag?
No bag
Where are these made? US , china? Ect
China
Would it be possible to attach this to your ankle instead of the paddle? I am looking to find a "leash" to attach to my ankle to my minpins life jacke
Leash is only 37 inches plus 1 inch for metal clip. I would recommend purchasing a better leash that has about a 1" width & 4" length velcro piece attached to the leash. The leash length is fine, but the small velcro piece is a skimpy to fit around the grip of your paddle; attached to a D-ring forward on your kayak. You don't need the leash moving while your paddling which is what this one does; that's why i will purchase a real leash before i do white water rafting than use this one....
