Surfing Booties Guide We all dream of a gorgeous, sun dappled sandy beach with warm water and endless perfectly formed waves. Warm water and only a few of our best friends to share the waves round out the surfer’s perfect setting.More…However, the reality is those types of places are never empty and most of the time…
DetailsSurfing Showers Guide Portable showers first hit the market for campers who wanted to stay clean and comfortable after spending days on end in the outdoors. Nowadays, surfers love the advantages that these portable shower devices provide.More…We all know the burden of having to walk around for the rest of the day after a surf session…
DetailsShark Repellent Guide If you spend time in the ocean, you are going to encounter a shark. Sharks live in every ocean, all across the globe, just as they have for millennia. Popular activities such as diving, snorkeling, and surfing have simply brought the human race into their realm.More…With shark attacks constantly making news and magazine…
DetailsFloating Water Mat Guide You don’t need magical powers to float on water. With the best floating mats, you can enjoy the summer holidays floating around on the cool blue.More…Floating water mats are somewhat of an alternative to your standard floating tubes or noodles, which leave parts of your body submerged in the water. The beauty of…
DetailsBodyboard Size Chart Guide There is a lot of misinformation on the crucial topic of choosing the right size bodyboard. This is the #1 mistake, by far, people make when buying. Some say a board that reaches your belly button, others say a board that fits comfortable under your arm… what’s right and what’s wrong? I heard a…
DetailsSurf stretches We’ve all probably been there. Since you don’t have a warm up routine of pre surf stretches, you go to stand up on your first wave and fall because you’re still feeling tight. Fortunately, we’re here to help you out. We’ve partnered with our good friend Cris Mills, aka the Surf Strength Coach,…
DetailsSurfer Sunscreen Guide The Sun is pretty amazing. Every hour, the sun strikes the earth with more power than the entire world consumes in a year. That power gives life when it hits plants to help them grow and produce oxygen and when it hits water that evaporates into rain. It is, however, much less amazing…
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