The new, improved MOCKE Lifeline Leash  - 2018 Update

The Mocke Life Line Calf Leash has gone through a number of design iterations since inception. The 2018 update has been our most radical yet by creating a one-piece leash without a stainless steel release buckle. The new release and attach system is built in with deliberate and strategic placement of the velcro attachment, pull tab and swivel points. We've also increased the length to 3metres and also the thickness of the polyurethane cord to 8mm, the thickest available.

A leash is one of the most essential safety accessories for open water paddling. That is why we developed the MOCKE Life Line Calf Leash with very deliberate features and specifications for open water paddling, downwind as well as leisure paddling.

The Mocke Life Line Calf Leash is a one-piece leash designed with a unique quick rip release and attach system.

By strategically placing a prominent pull tab next to the swivel attachment you can be sure to easily release or attach the calf strap.

Made from 8mm, coiled polyurethane, and boasting a double-swivel system, this leash highly durable ready for any situation.

Features:

• Specifically designed calf strap keeps swivel point and release tab front and centre
• Prominent, easy to locate Rip Release Tab
• Double swivel design prevents twisting and tangling
• 2 Metre length, 8mm high stretch polyurethane
• Coiled polyurethane for compactness
• High density, cross-weaved webbing
• Extra strong construction to ensure ultimate reliability
• Velcro and string attachment point for multiple versions to attach

The MOCKE Life Line is designed for open ocean paddling as well as leisure kayaking.

Tips:

• Rinse your MOCKE Life Line with fresh water after every use to ensure continued optimal functionality.
• Always inspect your Life Line before paddling.
• Practice connecting and disconnecting before use.
• The MOCKE Life Line is not designed for surfing.

SAFETY WARNING:

• This device is designed as an OPEN WATER TETHER ONLY.
• IT IS NOT DESIGNED to be load or force bearing and will snap under load or force.
• DO NOT USE IT AS A SURFING LEASH IN BREAKING WAVES.
• Train yourself to not lose your craft in the event of capsizing without relying on a leash. That is your primary safety responsibility. Your leash is only a fall-back safety option when capsizing.

Always use a leash! In strong winds, our lightweight boats can blow away from you faster than you can swim. Practice your remounts while wearing your leash(es) so there are no surprises when you are forced to remount.