Rinse off Everything
After each surf session rinse off everything with fresh water. Salt water will wreck anything it comes in contact with. Rinse you surfboard, wetsuit, bath suit and anything else you use when surfing. Good gear up keep will make your surf gear last for years and will save you a lot of money.
See Ya at The Beach,
The Surfboard Man
Protect your Boards
The first thing you need to do when you buy a new surfboard is buy a board bag or sock for it. Most dings come from traveling to or from the beach and a board bag with prevent most of those dings. They are about $60 for a good shortboard bag and they are well worth the price. Invest in one today to protect your new board.
See Ya at The Beach,
The Surfboard Man
Beginner Surf Spots
There are a few things to look for in a beginner surf spot. Here is a list of the 5 most important things in a beginner surf spot:
- A sandy Bottom if possible
- Small rolling waves – 1-3 feet
- Other beginner surfers
- Lifeguards on Duty
- Calm Surf Conditions
See Ya at The Beach,
The Surfboard Man
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