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Club Of The Waves says:
Please check out Club Of The Waves. It is an international surfing, surf art & culture website. It profiles/showcases surf artists & photographers from around the world, documents the history & culture of surfing, has a community forum and much more... Hope you like it :)
Aloha
posted May 31
pierre xi says:
yo. i surf in france, on the west coast, just north of Bordeaux. my dream is to surf Hossegor, and one day, perhaps australia?
posted Apr 16
Zaskoda says:
I'm new to surfing. Just a few trips to Sayulita Mexico and one to Santa Cruz... but as soon as I get a couple of seasons of snowboarding out of my system - I'm on my way to the ocean for an extended stay.
posted Jul 7
Turbo D says:
I'm currently living in Northern Ohio, but I've got to get out of town. I'm hoping to road trip somewhere on the atlantic coast, hopefully within about a day's drive. Any suggestions from anyone? I'd thought about WIlmington, NC. Anybody have any experiences there?
posted May 18
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John Furness says:
I am living in Halifax NS. There are some excellent surf destinations around the area here.
posted Oct 31
CHUCK says:
WHERE ARE U FROM? I HAVE SEVERAL BOARDS. I LIKE LONG BOARDING THE BEST.THE BIGGER THE WAVE THE BETTER,UNTIL U WIPE OUT.
posted Mar 21
Prettynoiselab says:
Boards
What I am riding presently:
KG 5' 5" Keel fin fish
Rat 5' 7" Noahs Ark
Channel Islands 6" 0" Baby Blue
Viper Fins-for when I am bodysurfing
This years wish list:
Stretch 6'0" Fletcher 4 fin
Stretch 6' 6" Pumpkin Seed 4 fin
Dale Solomon 4' Inflatable mat(think about Greenough)
Pavel 11' Ultraglide
Joe Bark 12' Paddleboard
Mike Stewart bodyboard, why? because he is badass and surfing is all about the glide. Whatever makes you happy is what you should be riding.
Aloha,
Doug
posted Mar 9
john says:
don't have a board right now. just use my friends 6'2". usually hit up huntington beach, churches (though i got my ass handed to me there), and any other california spot. don't get out as much as i like.
posted Feb 26
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Prettynoiselab says:
It doesn't matter what you ride. Just keep borrowing boards of all sizes and shapes. It will make you a better surfer all around.
Enjoy...
posted Mar 9
High-C says:
no water tight boards at the moment, haha but am working on a 1970's Hobie Seaboard 6'3" single fin, 6'1" wrv thruster.... about to get a j. fernandez quad fin... don't hate paul, haha.
posted Feb 26
DanaR says:
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posted Jul 3