Wrist bodyboard leashes attach on one side to your wrist, and on the other side to your bodyboard. They allow you to always be connected to your board, so you don't lose it when you hit a wave. They are less expensive than bicep bodyboard leashes. They are more commonly used by beginners, although some experienced bodyboarders prefer them to bicep leashes.
This type of bodyboard leash is usually easier to strap on, as it goes directly to the wrist. It is also more accessible when it comes to rescuing your bodyboard after a fall, pulling it from your hand.
This type of leash is most commonly used by beginners, as it is easier to put on and feels more natural. It is also used for dropknee, as kneeling and pulling on the leash helps you stabilize your bodyboard.
