Surfing has been around for centuries but it wasn’t until the 1970s that surfing really took off with the introduction of foam boards by Dick Brewer which were made from polyethylene resin rather than wood or fiberglass as in previous years. The new material was lighter weight and faster speed making them ideal for performance … Read more
The most common types of surfboards are short boards and longboards. Shortboards have a shorter length than longboards, which extend the entire length of your body from ankle to waist. Most people ride these two kinds because they’re more versatile and easier to transport when you travel or stay at home. They can also be … Read more
There are many ways to improve your surfing when the ocean is flat. Cross-training, gym exercises but nothing is more fun than riding a skateboard. You can do it in the skate bowl, the skatepark or just on your way to work. Nowadays there are many skateboards that try to make skateboards that ride like surfboards … Read more
Surfboard bags are useful pieces of equipment. They keep your boards free from unnecessary wear and tear and can save you money, time and stress. Here’s a guide on how to choose the right board bag: 1 LENGTH & WIDTH Make sure the bag is the right size for your board. You can buy a few inches … Read more
There are many different board bags on the market today. From simple day bags to coffins for multiple boards. But there are some alternatives to the common board bags. Here are a few examples of new creative ways to transport your surfboard: 1 INFLATABLE SURFBOARD BAG Board bag that offers more protection by adding inflatable chambers. In their promotional … Read more
Surfboards are fragile things, so it is important to protect your board from dings and scratches. Whether you are travelling to your local beach or taking a plane to your next surfing destination, a good board bag is essential. Here’s a guide to the most common surfboard bags & covers: DAY SURFBOARD BAGS Surfboard day bags are … Read more
Nowadays people surf all year round even at the coldest places on earth. All this is possible because of the wetsuit, an intelligent invention by Jack O’Neill , a pioneer from Santa Cruz. Wetsuits come in all shapes and sizes but the idea is always the same, to keep your body warm in the water. … Read more
New wetsuits are expensive, so it makes sense to take good care of it. In return it will keep you warm much longer. Here are ten tips on how you can extend the life of your rubber: 1 DON’T OVERSTRETCH Take care when you are putting it on or taking it off. The neoprene or seems … Read more
Taking proper care of your wetsuit is a must if you don’t want to buy a new one regularly. Be careful when you are putting it on and taking it off because overstretching, fingernails, rings and watches can easily tear the neoprene. If your wetsuit has been torn, ripped or sliced, you can use neoprene cement to repair … Read more
After a surfboard a wetsuit will be your biggest purchase so it is wise to know what you are looking for. Always ask expert advice at the shop where you are buying but here are some things to consider when buying a new wettie. SIZE A good wetsuit will be tight enough to maintain a … Read more