How to make basic Surfboard repairs

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How to Apply a Traction Pad

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How to choose the right leash

Length of the leash

It is really important to choose the right length for your leash. If you end up buying a long leash then it will not only add extra drag but it will also hold you back and prevent you from catching waves. On the other hand, buying a short one can cause you serious injury as it generally gets tethered very close to the surfboard allowing the board to bounce back and hit you. As a result, the board and the surfer (you) can cross paths during a nasty wipeout. Our Recommendation: We always suggest to our customers to choose a surf leash that is either equal to or slightly longer than the length of their surfboard.



Thickness of the leash

Choosing the right thickness for the leash is also very vital and you have to do it wisely based on the environmental condition where you generally go out for surfing. Lets suppose you are going out in larger surf, then you would want to get a thicker leash chord as they are more durable and can resist more powerful waves. You can also choose a thin leash as it will cause you less drag and you will be able to catch more waves and go quicker. The size of your board also plays an influential role in deciding the suitable thickness for your leash. Our Recommendation: We suggest you to buy thin leashes if you are using a small board and going in small to medium size surf. Consider using a thick leash if you are using a heavier and bigger board and going out in medium to large surf. You will find plenty of leashes for sale in our store but choose the thinner one if you plan to participate on a competition as it will allow you to catch more waves and enable you to show your skills. Opt for a thicker one if you are looking for a durable solution in larger and more powerful surf.



Skill level

You must also consider your skill before buying a leash. Read below our recommendation when choosing the leash that will suit your surfing need. Our Recommendation: A beginner should buy a longer and thinner leash. A longer leash decreases the chances of getting hit by their surfing board during a nasty fall. A thicker one will enable you to survive the rough waves. So if you are a beginner now you know which surf leashes are suitable for you. If you are not, then you are already well aware of the fact that a thin and shorter leash is perfect for you. By following these tips you will be able to choose the right leash for you. If you still need any additional support then feel free to contact us. Our customer support team will be happy to help you - info@eastcoastsurf.co.uk



How to Wax a Surfboard

Choose the right traction for your board

• Narrow Board = Narrow Pads
• Standard width = Standard Pads
• Wide Board/Fish = Wide pad Varying the gaps between pad pieces will also further widen your traction as needed – ie. Spread the traction out for a wider board.



Ensure the board is clean

Many board manufacturers use products like ‘Mr Sheen’ to give boards a polished showroom finish that needs to be removed with acetone and/or sandpaper before sticking a grip to it.



Arrange traction to perfect your layout before removing the adhesive

Where should your back foot go? Optimal position is all about your personal preference – but we recommend to centre the pad above the front and back fin bases which will help ensure the best foot placement and give the most control when you surf.



Use the stringer line to locate the centre of the board

Or measure with a ruler for boards without visible stringers. In many cases the leg-rope plug can be used to double check the layout – I put the semi circle of my pad around 1cm from the plug – which ensures the pad is a good distance back – but with twinny’s and other alternative surf craft the leg-rope plug may be asymmetrically placed or further forward that usual – so keep this in mind. You can use a pencil to mark the proposed position if you need to.



Peel off 3m adhesive starting with the centre piece

Then sides – ensuring even gaps on each side – unless you really want to flare out your ride. Fan out further for wider tails – bring in closer for narrow tails.



Apply pressure to work out any air bubbles

Paying particular attention to edges, arch area and kick. Ideally wait 24 hours for maximum glue adhesion before surfing.



Same basic rules apply for a front deck grip

Though here you will need to work out your own stance width to get everything in the right place – either by standing next to the board assuming the position or even line up using and older board so you can copy the approx. front foot location.



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