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One of the biggest questions I get is what’s the difference between epoxy, fiberglass, and this NexGen I’ve been hearing about?
In this post I’m gonna go through what the pros and cons to all them are so you can hopefully make a better educated decision. Read the rest of this entry »
Really quick I wanted to tell you about a couple of great resources I found for surfers, Surfers Village and Surf Science. Read the rest of this entry »
The surfing world is not like the clothing world… one size does not fit all, everybody is unique. Beginners need something different than what an advanced surfers needs. Here are some of the shapes and categories we have that you might… or might not, fit into.
I came across this video today and thought it was kinda cool… maybe because I’m more of a skier than snowboarder (before you get on my case, I grew up in the Pacific Northwest, and my Dad was a professional skier), but more likely because this is just plain cool. Guys getting towed in to big waves on skis… you gotta watch this. Read the rest of this entry »
Even though we are enjoying El Nino surf here in CA, the rest of the country isn’t so lucky. In fact, I think I saw on the news today that it snowed in every state this year so far except Hawaii.
Well here is how one of our guys in NC is handling the snow. Read the rest of this entry »
Exciting news is on the horizon.
We have a team of surfers armed with every one of our surfboards traveling around and shooting video so you can see our sticks in action.
A lot of you have been asking to see people surfing on our boards so here you go. Here is just a preview of what’s to come. Lots more videos soon. This is a video our Read the rest of this entry »
All around the world the rules of surfing are the same. These rules are known as “surf etiquette”. Some breaks (or great surfing locations) have the surf etiquette on signs or plaques displayed prominently before you get in the water.
In this day and age of increasing “rage” with everything, there is even surf rage. Be respectful of the universal surf etiquette code to save yourself many unpleasantries. Read the rest of this entry »
There are so many surfboards out there that it can be really hard figuring out the right one for yourself. Picking the right surfboard is a little more involved than admiring the graphics, color, style, or the fact that it looks just like the cool dude’s down the street. There is no point buying a surfboard just like Kelly Slater’s if you can’t surf like him. Consider some of these simple tips when choosing your surfboard. Read the rest of this entry »
Changing the fins on a fish surfboard can dramatically change the feel and the performance of the board. The three most common types of fins for fish surfboards are twins, thrusters, and quads. Let’s see which fin setup is best suited for your style and surfing requirements. Read the rest of this entry »
Compared to when the fish surfboards were first designed in the 1970’s, there are now many sizes to choose from. There are now fish surfboards out there that are up to 8 foot long. What’s going to be good for you? Before purchasing your fish surfboard there are a few things to keep in mind. Read the rest of this entry »