Archive for the ‘Surf Equipment’ Category

Sep 15 2010

The GoofBoard - A New Balance Trainer for Surfers

Posted by Ronnie at 7:09 am on September 15th, 2010 to Surfing Training.

The GoofBoard is a new balance trainer (similar to the Indo Board) that has been specifically designed for surfers.
The GoofBoard was created by Armin Brown, “for surfers as a way to bring home the surf riding experience AND return to waves the better for it.” Armin was looking to create a balance trainer that simulated [...]

Sep 1 2010

Donald Takayama In The Pink Longboard

Posted by Ronnie at 5:31 am on September 1st, 2010 to Surf Equipment, Surfboards.

First, I’ve never been a huge Surftech fan (I always thought the boards were too light), but i can honestly say that the Donald Takayama In the Pink longboard is the best Surftech longboard and maybe the best overall longboard that I’ve EVER ridden. I promise that I’m not over hyping ;).
After reading countless reviews, [...]

Jun 29 2010

A while back thesurfingblog did a review on the 8’ foam board that you most likely have seen in your local lineup over the last couple years that we all know as the Wavestorm. In the last couple years, the Wavestorm has been the go to board for those beginning to surf and for those [...]

Dec 17 2009

Top 5 Surfboard Tail Designs

Posted by Pike at 7:00 am on December 17th, 2009 to Surf Equipment, Surfboards.

When choosing what kind of board you are going to buy a question you are going to want to ask yourself is, “What kind of tail do I want on my board?”

Surfboards come with all kinds of tails.  Square, Squash, Diamond, Fish, Swallow, Bat, Pin, Thumb, Moon, and the list goes on.  These are the [...]

Dec 4 2009

Future Fins: Vector II FSG Fins

Posted by Tim at 11:40 am on December 4th, 2009 to Fins, Surf Equipment.

Some of my favorite fins to put on my boards back home in California are the Vector II FSG Fins by Future Fins. They are simple fins, and don’t look like anything special, but they work great in the California surf. These specific models are designed for lightweight surfers to use in mushy to rippable [...]