ION Handle Pass Leash Comp

Caring for your ION Handle Pass Leash Comp

Rinse the leash in fresh, lukewarm water after each session, especially after using it in salt water, to remove salt and sand. Let it air-dry in the shade – avoid direct sunlight, heaters, and tumble dryers, as heat can damage both neoprene and rubber. Once completely dry, store it loosely coiled in a dry, ventilated place, and avoid pinching or tying it up for long periods. Regularly check the bungee, seams, and carabiner for wear, and replace the leash if you find any cracks or damage.

What is the ION Handle Pass Leash Comp?

It’s a lightweight competition leash for kitesurf freestyle, designed for handle pass tricks and rotations. It’s built for competition-focused riders who want maximum freedom of movement.

What lengths is the leash available in?

The leash is available in 120 cm and 150 cm. Choose the length that best suits your riding style and setup.

What does it mean that the bungee section doesn’t rebound?

The elastic extension stretches fully but doesn’t retract toward you after a trick. This allows for free rotation without the leash swinging back toward your body.

What is the leash made of?

The material blend is 50% neoprene, 20% rubber, 20% polypropylene, and 10% stainless steel. The stainless steel carabiner has a neoprene cover for extra comfort.

Is the leash strong enough for aggressive freestyle?

Yes, the latest version is designed to handle heavy loads with ease and is highly resistant. It’s ready for everything from single to triple rotations.

How much does the leash weigh, and will it get in the way during tricks?

It’s built lightweight as a competition leash, with a sleek, updated profile that won’t bother you when you don’t need it. It’s designed to be almost unnoticeable during your session.

How do I care for the leash?

Rinse it in fresh water after use, especially after salt water, and let it dry in the shade. Store it somewhere dry and ventilated, and regularly check the bungee and carabiner for wear.