Surf locks a small yet safe way to keep your keys safe while you are surfing. Lock boxes have come along way in recent years. They are a lot more safe than they used to be. Surf car locks come in different shapes and sizes, most of them are number locks. No keys needed to open your surf box while your keys are inside. Where to put my keys while surfing? There are many places to store your keys while surfing. A lot of people opt for hiding it someone around the car or burying them in the sand while they surf. A surf lock is the safest way to store your keys while you surf. While you park your ..read more

Surfing can be a dangerous sport, and taking care of your head is always important. Surfers wear helmets if they are surfing big waves or are surfing near reefs, or any chance there is a good likelihood of hitting your head. Hitting your head and becoming unconscious in the water is a scary thought especially if you are surfing on your own. It is sometimes a good idea to wear a helmet at the most crowded of spots, which can be full of beginners who might not have learnt how to control their boards. You might also see a lot of surf photographers wearing surf helmets for the same reasons. What ..read more

Every surfer inevitably hits that plateau: you’re able to catch waves on your own, and your pop up is getting faster every time. But once you’re up, it feels like a coin toss whether or not you’re able to ride into the beach. Your surf balance isn’t quite up to task. For intermediate and advanced surfers, the challenge is similar. In order to progress, and finally start landing those tricks, you need to improve your balance. Here are five easy ways to improve your balance for surfing. Read below for some surf balance tricks. Exercise Your Core Balance in surfing comes mainly from a stron ..read more

It’s a familiar, painful feeling: you’re out on the water, and you feel a painful tingling. Perhaps it’s behind a knee, or around your neck. At first you think it might be a jellyfish sting, but then you realise it’s even worse than that. You’ve got a surf rash or wetsuit rash, and it’s only going to get worse until you get out of the water.  There’s no doubting that getting a wetsuit rash is the pits. At best, a surf rash is a painful distraction that can ruin a session, and look pretty grim when you get back on land. At its worst, a wetsuit rash can be a bleeding sore at risk of infecti ..read more

What is a beach chair? Simply put it is a beach chair is a chair designed for the beach. Beaches are great, but sometimes you don’t always want to lay down on the beach. Beach chairs have come along way in recent years, now they are lightweight and easy to transport down to the beach. If you find that with the extra beach gear you are struggling to get your things to the beach check out some of the best beach wagons. What beach chair is best? Lounge chairs? Beach chairs with canopies? Business & Pleasure Co. – Funky Beach Chair For Reading SHOP Who doesn’t love the old classic look ..read more

Jimmy Huddle, as Australian man who was flying between Melbourne and Newcastle received quite the shock when he came to collect his boards. When he landed even though he had protected his boards with a surfboard bag, he still opened it up to find that his boards were broken. On a TikTok post he said “So this is what you get when you travel from Melbourne on Qantas these days.” Airline Qantas Damage Mans Three Boards Looking at the damage done to the bag Jimmy Huddle co-founder of twoboysbrew.com.au says “I looked at the bag, there’s the telltale sign there.” Looking more closely at his su ..read more

Opening a fresh box of surf wax is one of life’s simple pleasures. The smooth texture of a block’s unblemished surface, the way it glides across the board… you know what we’re talking about. And you also know how it feels to slip off a board when you’re running out of wax- no thanks!  Despite its size, a block of surf wax forms an essential part of any surfer’s arsenal. Since it was first introduced in 1935, countless brands have tried their hand at selling surf wax for a range of water temperatures and with a range of different bells and whistles. At its core, surf wax is a reliable co ..read more

Surf hats with chin straps have become increasingly popular among water sports enthusiasts, and for good reason. These hats are specifically designed to stay secure on your head, no matter how intense the waves or how strong the wind. The chin straps keep the hat in place, ensuring it doesn’t get lost in the surf, making them an essential accessory for all beach lovers. Whether you’re a seasoned surfer or a beachgoer seeking to elevate your sun protection game, surf hats with chin straps are a practical and stylish choice. Ever wonder which hats to wear while surfing? What are the best surf ..read more

Surf ponchos have been saving peoples dignity ever since they first hit the car park. They have been coming more and more common over the past years as people come to love their usefulness. Either you are trying to keep your dignity while you are changing before or after a surf or you want to keep warm when your wave checking, a changing poncho really do their job. This list will be continuously updated through the year with the changing towel ponchos of 2023. Whatever your budget our aim is to keep you in the loop on the best new releases across the spectrum of the surf poncho world. Instea ..read more

Every year Taiwan increases it’s reputation as a great surfing destination, with its summer typhoon waves and consistent winter swells Taiwan is a great surfing location. Taiwan is a small island with waves all around the island. The North West of Taiwan, Yilan district is the closest to Taipei and therefore one of the busiest spots. The South and East offer some of the best waves, Hawaii landscapes with crystal clear peelers. Taiwan has a lot to offer everyone, from beginners to professionals, check out below for some reasons to visit Taiwan and the best surf spots in Taiwan. 5 Top Surfing Sp ..read more