Updated on 12/2/2024
Never worry about losing your paddles or fishing rods again with the Multi Leash. This reliable accessory will keep your equipment safe and secure during your outdoor adventures.
The Multi Leash is designed to provide you with maximum flexibility. With its impressive stretchability, it can extend up to 48' in length, allowing you to move comfortably while your gear remains connected. When not in use, it conveniently retracts to a compact size of 32', making it easy to store and carry.
Crafted with quality in mind, the Multi Leash features an internal bungee core that is sheathed in heavy-duty, high visibility green tubular webbing. This combination ensures both strength and visibility, making it easy to spot and enhancing safety during your water excursions.
The Multi Leash comes packed with useful features. It is equipped with a quick-release buckle that includes a Velcro closure. This allows you to attach it effortlessly to your paddle or fishing rod, keeping them securely fastened. Additionally, it includes a snap hook to secure it to your personal flotation device (PFD) or kayak, providing an extra layer of reliability.
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How long is it? Probably around 3 feet long.
Can you use it for a paddle board? You can use the leash on a paddle board as long as you have something to clip it on to. I used it all last season in my kayak and it worked great.
Can this be attached to a stroller handle & used as a dog leash extension? Don't see why not. It has the Velcro end which I guess would be attached to the handle and the carabiner/clip on end attached to the dog leash. Just know that this is not very long but shouldn't be a prob since it's just an extension to the longer doggie leash. FYI, I used mine as a kayak paddle leash.
Anyone use for fishing rods? I'll bet that you're asking if this product would work on a fishing rod. I'm no angler, but I doubt this would stay on a rod due to the diameter. A paddle is about 1.5" diameter at the handle, and the Velcro on this product is positioned in such a way that it can't "attach" below a certain diameter. (though, it will expand for larger diameter, if needed) Unless your rods have handle areas that are larger diameter, this probably isn't going to work without some modification.
Things we like
- SECURE - Keep From Losing Your Paddles and Fishing Rods By Securing Them With The Multi Leash
- STRETCHY - The Multi Leash Stretches to 48' in Length and Retracts to 32'
- MATERIALS - Internal Bungee Sheathed in Heavy Duty High Visibility Green Tubular Webbing
- FEATURES - Quick Release Buckle With Velcro Closure to Attach to Paddle or Fishing Rod and a Snap Hook to Secure to PFD or Kayak
Things we don't like
- May not be suitable for very heavy or bulky paddles and fishing rods
- Stretchiness may cause it to lose elasticity over time
- Velcro closure may wear out or lose effectiveness with frequent use
- Green color may not appeal to all users or may not be easy to match with other gear
- May not be suitable for use in extreme weather conditions
Frequently Asked Questions
how long is it?
Probably around 3 feet long
can you use it for a paddle board
You can use the leash on a paddle board as long as you have something to clip it on to. I used it all last season in my kayak and it worked great.
Can this be attached to a stroller handle & used as a dog leash extension?
Don't see why not. It has the Velcro end which I guess would be attached to the handle and the carabiner/clip on end attached to the dog leash. Just know that this is not very long but shouldn't be a prob since it's just an extension to the longer doggie leash. FYI, I used mine as a kayak paddle leash
anyone use for fishing rods
I'll bet that you're asking if this product would work on a fishing rod. I'm no angler, but I doubt this would stay on a rod due to the diameter. A paddle is about 1.5" diameter at the handle, and the Velcro on this product is positioned in such a way that it can't "attach" below a certain diameter. (though, it will expand for larger diameter, if needed) Unless your rods have handle areas that are larger diameter, this probably isn't going to work without some modification.
