How to: All about bicep leashes- eBodyboarding.com

Jay Reale goes over everything you need to know about bicep leashes. Why are they preferred over wrist leashes? How do you put them on? How do you know which size to buy? It's all here!
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[@sportysbusiness]

Swapping to a bicep leash, even as a beginner/intermediate was a game changer for me. Less tangling, less drag, less interference. I can't believe they're not standard, even on beginner boards. Just make sure to get the right size.

[@jgbirds]

Jay you’re one of the best explainers I’ve ever known. You would have been a great science teacher but academias loss is the boog community’s gain.

[@eBodyboardingcom]

Thanks for the kind words Jerome! Hope you're doing well!

[@jeffconnolly127]

Jay!!! This looks like a new Tribe leash!! When u thinken they be available on site!! 🤔🤔🤣🤣🤙🤙🤟🤟 jeffy wanttttt

[@eBodyboardingcom]

We'll have these available in the next 2-3 weeks.

[@jeffconnolly127]

Yeaaaa buddyyy!! I really like the looks of this one! 🤟🤟🤙🤙

[@kenproctor6517]

bicep leashes shoud have more length and less of the tight coil IMO / I use these old school design when the coils aren't bunched up tight / also if you have a wetsuit on it is good to use the XL bicep leash

[@eBodyboardingcom]

There are certain models with a longer coil, but the main idea is for the leash to stay out of the way when riding, so a tighter coil is preferred by most riders.

[@franckymatmat7025]

Hey Jay,
Do you have made a video about where fixing the plug, in the same side of the leash, the opposite side, in the middle, how High etc...
Thanks 😉

[@eBodyboardingcom]

@@franckymatmat7025
czcams.com/video/GoGtZwpSEdw/video.html
About 5 minutes into the video.