Zeke Lau Goes To Town On His CI HAPPY
Come summer time, North Shore standout @zekelau loves a full surf day on the South Shore—aka Town. Click on link in bio to follow Zeke on a typical summer day…
WorkforAvocados: Surfing the FORT?! Learning HOW to FOIL behind a BOAT!
My buddy Joey invited me to come to try out his foil board on St. Augustine’s bayfront. I’m learning how to foil behind a boat this week on WorkForAvocados! I…
Surf Skate Tutorial – How to Improve Your Surfing
First of all, thanks to Surf Strength Coach Cris Mills for putting together this killer video of how to improve your surfing thru learning to surf skate on land. Riding…
Maguro Review
MAGURO It means, “blue fin tuna” in Japanese. One of the fastest fish in the ocean. This is our latest small wave design following the modern 2 concept. The Maguro…
Sharp Eye STORMS Surfboard by Kanoa Igarishi
This is the new Kanoa Igarashi pro model for small to medium waves. Kanoa helped japan to win the gold medal on the ISA games riding his prototype in very…
Surf Station T-Shirt Design Contest
Calling all Creatives! The Surf Station T-Shirt Design Contest has begun. We are taking submissions for new Surf Station T-Shirt designs! See the details below or visit the link in…
WorkforAvocados: How to be an ACTION SPORTS podcast host with CHRIS COTÉ!!
WSL surf commentator and action sports podcast host, Chris Coté joins us on WorkForAvocados this week! Chris is one of the most stoked guys in the industry and is constantly…
Letter of the Day: Surf Poem
Send it Bubbles of excitement rise on waves of expectation in swells of confidence. Ability and experience splashed with the dream crash over droplets of fear melted in sand You…
Channel Islands SpineTek Team Edit
This new video shows the Channel Islands Surfboard Team enjoying the benefits of a surfboard technology that offers next-level performance advantages you can truly feel. With any CI model built…
Letter of the Day: Knee to Thigh High
New surfer here, just starting out. When you say waves are “knee to thigh high”, how is that measurement determined? Is it as if you are standing on the flat…