For many wave riders, surfing on a leashless board is a question of style, authenticity, and attitude. Paddling out on a cordless surfboard can also be a different way of experiencing the glide. However, the “kook’s cord” was invented with a purpose. More than just a matter of style or safety, it was a way of avoiding swimming back to shore to retrieve the missile. Avoid going out leashless if you’re a beginner surfer or even if you’re still adapting to a new board. You will put the health of others at risk.

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How to surf leashless

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