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Strong relief moulded cord ends to create a strong, durable connection. Soft, flexible ankle cuffs feature double-layered neoprene. Double swivels reduce tangling. Short, detachable rail savers maintain leash size. Handy key pockets. Moulded Stand off's keep cords away from feet. Stainless steel hardware means no corrosion. Rider-designed, practical, easy-grab pulls. Large swivels for superior strength and fast swivel rotation
- Stress Relief Molded Cord End: A strong durable connection
- Soft, Flexible Ankle Cuff: Double layered neoprene
- Double Swivel: Reduces tangling
- Short, Detachable Rail Saver: Keep leash actual size
- Key Pocket: Use it or not it's there
- Molded Stand Off: Keeps cord away from feet
- Stainless Steal Hardware: No corrosion
- Easy Grab Pull: Rider designed and practical
OAM was founded in 1992 as the brain child idea of professional surfer Chris Malloy. While most of us would scribble perfect waves onto our high school notebooks, Chris's pages would be littered with the three letters, "O.A.M."
OAM was more than a brand to Chris. It was a life philosophy that Chris, his brothers, and a ragtag group of young surfers (Benji Weatherly, Shane Dorian, Taylor Knox, Ross Williams, and Filmmaker Taylor Steele) would come to use as a guiding compass for their lives. To always live On A Mission by whatever means necessary. A life on the road, traveling, exploring, experiencing all that it had to offer and always finding a wave or two along the way. In pursuit of this philosophy, Chris and his brothers formed On A Mission, a brand committed to providing traveling surfers with the best gear to take on each and every adventure.
Today, OAM continues to remain a leader in surf accessory innovation. The brand's rider performance products and gear are designed by surfers for surfers and tested in the most defying conditions to ensure that these products work for you, day in and day out. The company was founded by professional surfers the Malloy brothers, Benji Weatherly, Shane Dorian, Taylor Knox, Ross Williams, and Taylor Steele.