Buying a new surfboard does not come cheaply. This may seem strange as surfboards do not seem like complicated products to produce. Surfboards use a small number of materials and are, by design, as light as possible, so why are surfboards so expensive? The price of a surfboard comes down to what it is made …
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As a surfer, your surfboards are your tools for the sport that you love. Without them, you can simply not surf. Because our boards bring us so much joy, it is crucial that we look after them. Whether you are storing your surfboard for a day or two between surfs, or if you are putting …
How to Safely Store a Surfboard? (7 Helpful Tips) Read More »
At first glance, a surfboard and a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) do not seem to have many differences. Yes, SUP’s tend to be larger than surfboards but not always. This could make you assume that you could use your surfboard for stand-up paddling. However, this is, in most cases, not true. Surfboards do not make good …
Can Surfboards Be Used As Paddle Boards? ( 5 reasons why it’s not a good idea ) Read More »
Taking your dinged surfboard to a surf repair shop can become an expensive task, so why not learn to fix your surfboard yourself? Of course, you could go with the classic sandpaper in hand technique, but this will take you hours when fixing multiple dings or reshaping a board. Instead, a high-quality sander will get …
Buying a Sander for Surfboard Repair? Consider These Things (Before Purchasing) Read More »
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 7 Favorite Waterproof Phone Cases for Surfing (With Pictures) Read More »
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 …
How to Tell If a Surfboard Is Waterlogged? Read This First! Read More »
