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When going surfing, we often have no idea what to do with our phones. Of course, there are options such as leaving them in a car or a coffee shop, but what if you need to take your phone with you into the ocean? A good Waterproof phone case can be the difference between your […]

Our surfboards take a beating from time to time, whether it is from transporting your board to and from the beach, hitting a rock, or knocking into another surfer. One major consequence of these beatings is small cracks and dings in your board that allow water to enter. This, left untreated, can result in your

As a surfing enthusiast, a lot lies in the condition of our surfboards. After all, without a board, you will not be able to surf. In order to surf, more often than not, we need to transport our surfboards in a car, on the train, or at the least walk or cycle a distance to

Have you ever seen a wakeboard or kitesurfing board and wondered if surfboards have the same foot straps? Generally speaking, surfboards do not have foot straps, although they are used in some cases, such as tow-in surfing. The following article will discuss why some surfboards have foot straps and others don’t, why they can be

Have you begun to notice that your shiny new surfboard no longer looks as fresh as it once did?  Over time, our surfboards take damage, whether from being in the water or simply moving it around. One of the most common types of damage you will notice over time are pressure dings. Pressure dings are

The surfer look is one that most people will recognize: long blond curly hair and tanned skin. It is common to associate people with long hair, particularly men, with surfing, but the truth is that most surfers do not have long hair at all. The idea of surfers having long hair stems from a stereotype