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As a rule of thumb, choose a leash that matches the length of your board. A 6’ board should use a 6’ leash.

They are two different fin systems. FCS uses dual tabs, while Futures use a single tab. Your board must be compatible with the system.

Yes. Wax provides grip for your front foot, while traction pads help stabilize your back foot, especially during turns.

Apply a basecoat in a crosshatch pattern, then layer topcoat wax using circular motions. Reapply as needed before sessions.

Day bags are lightweight and ideal for short trips, while travel bags offer more padding and room for multiple boards and gear.

Yes. Small dings can be repaired using surfboard repair kits. However, for major damage, it’s best to visit a professional.

Inspect it regularly. Replace it if it shows signs of wear, stretching, or if the cuff or swivel is damaged.

Fins influence stability, speed, and maneuverability. Single fins are smooth and classic, thrusters offer control, and quads add speed.

They serve different purposes. Most surfers use both — a traction pad for rear foot grip and wax for front foot traction.

Yes, but keep it in a sealed container. Wax can melt in heat, so store it properly to avoid messes.