TRACTION PADS, WHAT THEY ARE, WHEN SHOULD YOU USE THEM, AND HOW TO CHOOSE YOURS
Discover the best traction pad for your surfboard. Learn what they are, the benefits and features to consider, and when to use or avoid them.
HOW TO INSTALL AND TIE A SURFBOARD LEASH AND LEASH STRING (WITH PICTURES)
It’s no secret that safety is a top priority in any water sport, and in surfing, one of the…
WHEN IS THE BEST TIME OF THE DAY TO SURF?
It’s a tricky question, the best time of day to surf cannot be answered precisely as the quality of…
WHAT’S A SURFBOARD LEASH AND HOW TO CHOOSE ONE?
A surfboard leash, also referred to as a surf leg rope, is a critical piece of equipment for any…
SURFING MYTHS DEBUNKED
Surfing has given rise to many myths and misconceptions. This article debunks 8 widely held surfing myths you could have heard or seen that are just wrong.
What is wave period and swell period for surfers?
In this article, we will explore the concept of wave period and how it affects surfers and waves on surf spots
How to Remove a surf Traction Pad and replace it
You recently acquired a used surfboard with a misplaced tail pad or your current traction pad is worn out? It’s time to replace it by removing the old one.
Goofy vs Regular Surfing: Understanding the Differences and Finding Your Stance
When it comes to surfing, there are two main types of stances: Goofy and Regular. But what exactly is the difference between these two styles, and how can you figure out which one is right for you?
The different types of surf spots
There are countless surf spots to choose from all around the globe, each with its own unique characteristics and challenges. However, most of them share the same attribute, attributes categorized by surfers as you will see below.
Why do surfboards have fins?
Ancient Hawaiian surfers surfed finless wood-carved surfboards called Alaia and Olo. Today in the surfing industry finless surfboards are pretty much non-existent, every surfboard is equipped with one or multiple surf fins. In this article, we are going to explain the mechanics behind surfboard fins and how it made them so popular.