Aquatic bodyboard leash

Buoys – rafts – and aquatic devices – Water skimming or walking device – With lashing

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119770, 119798, B63B 3579

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053242203

ABSTRACT:
A leash for a bodyboard that includes a coil having a plurality of adjacent loops. The coil expands and contracts, so that the user can become separated from the board and still retrieve the same. The loops form a cylinder that has a longitudinal axis. The coil is attached to the bodyboard so that the longitudinal axis is perpendicular to the surface of the board. The length also has a pair of swivel joints at each end of the coil. The swivel joints are detachable so that additional coils can be added to the existing coil, thereby increasing the length of the leash.

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