Surfing

Robert Kelly Slater is one of the greatest surfers in the history of the sport. Born and raised in Cocoa Beach, Florida, Kelly Slater is said to have first ridden a wave when he […]

Kelly Slater has been featured in a few of our articles and seems to pop-up every now and then. It’s to be expected-after all, he’s

The ukulele, also known as the “uke”, is closely associated with surf culture and with the Hawaiian islands in general. It produces upbeat, vibrant music

Electric bikes have grown rapidly in popularity over the years, and the rate of growth does not seem to be slowing down. People love the

So if you’re considering going surfing at Mavericks Beach in California, you might be wondering if there are sharks at this popular surf spot. Mavericks

There are a lot of surfers who don’t wear ear plugs. There is also a population of surfers who feel strongly about wearing ear plugs

Most surfboards are made of pieces of foam covered with a thin shell of fiberglass and resin. They are also not cheap. The water, wind,

Newbies and beginners of any sport don’t know what they don’t know. When it comes to surfing not knowing a thing or two can make

As you know, two of the main supplies that you need for surfing are a surfboard and an ocean. However, because of weather, distance, and

You’ve bought the right gear, researched the local surf spots, and grown accustomed to paddling. Next up, it’s time to learn the most exciting part,

Gettin up, or standing up or popping on on a surfboard is where it all begins for surfers once you catch the wave. When you

A duck dive helps you push your shortboard, bit a foam surfboard or a hard surfboard, under the wave so that you don’t have to

Treat others as you would like to be treated, even when surfing. There is an etiquette around surfing. If you give your respect to the

Little dings and dents are a normal part of surfing. But making repairs to those small areas of damage helps keep equipment in its best

The curve of a surfboard is known as the “rocker”. The extent of the curve will dictate how the surfboard handles on the waves and

SurfEars were designed for one simple purpose: to keep water out and let sound in. The latest edition of these ingenious little earplugs, the SurfEars