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Kayak Paddle Leash - Short

$ 8.50 · 4.8 (656) · In stock

The Oru Paddle Leash features a high-quality velcro loop that easily attaches to your paddle shaft, ensuring that your paddle stays safely by your side at all times. The pass-through webbing loop is designed to secure the leash to your kayak, preventing it from getting lost in the water.The Oru Paddle Leash is also equipped with swivel hardware on both ends, which eliminates any paddling resistance, allowing you to move freely and smoothly on the water.

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