Surfing

Located on the north shore of Oahu, Hawaii, Sunset Beach is one of the island’s most famous surf spots. It was legendary during the 50s […]

Do you have a groveler in your surfboard quiver? If not, you could be missing out on summer surfing fun. They’re great fun and you

The Banzai Pipeline, known simply as “the pipeline” is located on the O’ahu’s North Shore, just off Ehukai Beach Park. The Hawaiian reef break produces big

Most surfboards that you buy online clearly display their volume in liters, giving you an idea of how suitable the board is for your weight.

A modern surfboard is designed to be buoyant, durable, lightweight, and fast. It’s shaped to cut through the waves with ease and give the surfer

If you have a longboard with a single fin or tri-fin setup, you can make minor adjustments that impact how the surfboard feels in the

One of the first decisions that you need to make when purchasing a new surfboard is whether to opt for a fiberglass surfboard or an

Surfboards come in all shapes and sizes and the same applies to surfboard fins. Should you opt for one, two, three, or more? Is a

If you search for “square waves” on Google, you will be met with some pictures of a very strange chessboard wave pattern and videos with

The Wedge in Newport Beach has some of the biggest swell in Southern California, making it a popular surf spot for generations of surfers. Located

Slab waves have been called the “world’s heaviest waves”, as well as a “new frontier” in surfing. Slab waves are short, heavy, immense, and unforgiving

Do you have questions about Costco’s Wavestorm? We have answers about fins, repairing your Wavestorm, waxing your Wavestorm, and more. Do you wax a Wavestorm

Hydrofoil surfboards are a hot topic in the surfing community right now. They’re unusual, unique, and great fun. As a result, many surfers are eager

Also known as “extreme waves” or “freak waves”, rogue waves are large waves that can pose serious risks to ships, oil platforms, lighthouses and cruise

Ocean sunsets make for some of the best, most picturesque times to surf. Not only because of the swell but because you’ll get to watch

The waves and rocks aren’t the only things you need to worry about when you grab your board and head into the surf. You also