[Jay Reale]

These are purple "special edition" versions of the Creatures Hardy, Lackey and Rawlins leashes we already sell. Anyone interested in Purple leashes?

[Beau A]

That would be cool, but im a bully fan!

[combesgate]

purple means purple coil or strap? but should look good hehe. I like colourful leahes, boards etc.

[Jay Reale]

Here's a pic of the surfing version of the leash. The bodyboarding leashes are the same, except coiled:

[no.problem]

I like that purple- would be nice if u could get more aussie brands.

[Jay Reale]

I carry nearly all the Aussie stuff available through distributors. It's generally too expensive to import products directly, other than the many DVD's we do that with. We do carry Creatures, Nomad and a few others.

[RyanBeppu]

Prince would be proud... But then again, so would Barney. Be sure to pull the swivels and switch any yellow straps onto the purple coils, then market as LTD Lakers leashes for the SoCal peeps.

[Jay Reale]

Good call Ryan. You still have a retailer's spirit in you huh?

[RyanBeppu]

Ha, I think it's more of a "sickness" Jay that I can't seem to get out of my system. I still rehang and refold clothes when I walk through shops.

[Claudia]

I wish they made the rail savers longer, the old leashes had longer rail savers. These new ones aren't long enough, the rails still get scratched.

I have a bunch of new leashes but they're waiting for me to get out my sewing machine and sew extensions onto the rail savers.

[Volny]

Claudia, on 10 March 2010 - 11:33 PM, said:

I wish they made the rail savers longer, the old leashes had longer rail savers. These new ones aren't long enough, the rails still get scratched.

I have a bunch of new leashes but they're waiting for me to get out my sewing machine and sew extensions onto the rail savers.

I 've been desperate for a sewing machine, need to replace the velcro on my fin tethers, too short....

[RyanBeppu]

For sewing nylon and neoprene, you may need a stronger than normal sewing machine. If you're in a bind and no one has an industrial type sewing machine to offer you, visit a local dry cleaner. If they're the type that offers alterations, chances are they have a beefy sewing machine to get the job done. Good luck.

[Claudia]

I've sewed a lot of heavy duty stuff on my machine, made luggage covers and stuff.