April 04, 2024
Whether you are a newer surfer just learning how to navigate a line up, or a more advanced surfer in a new area, learning to pick your surf spot can been intimidating! This blog will outline a few general principles to help you have more success in picking your spots and in having more fun in your sessions!
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April 04, 2024
This is perhaps our most important blog yet for intermediate surfers. Staying in the power zones of the wave is the foundation for all good surfing, so take a minute to study these tips to apply them in the water.
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April 04, 2024
The noseride is one of the greatest sensations any surfer can experience. There is nothing like looking forwards and seeing no board in front of you. When done right & with the right board, you will feel the board lift beneath you, propelling you forward as if flying above the water.
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mike
April 06, 2017
started 1964, longboard, 70s had a 6’10" herbie fletcher glassed in fins fish?swallow tail ,whatever concave nose most the kick in the tail ,very little in the nose flat deck thick, widest area 3/4 of the way from tail, just a little wider than the boards of that time ,worked best 6 to 8 foot beach break ,into about 2 or 3 feet of water (very hollow), it was the only herbie fletcher I ever saw that was built like that,and it was opaque white !!!! RAMBLINGS OF AN OLD GEEZER