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In a world where kittens rule, one thing stands between them and complete internet domination… LASERS! Witness the epic battle between feline and Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation! Who…
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Sample SALE at The Surf Station
Surf Station is having a HUGE Sample Sale! When: Saturday, Nov 17th! Get HUGE discounts on products from RVCA, Katin, Anarchy, Cobian and more! Don’t miss out on a great…
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The Surf Station's Wide Variety of Bodyboards
Hi everyone! This is Jared, Surf Station’s bodyboard expert. This is a new blog I put together for bodyboard related topics. I will keep everyone posted and up to date with…
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Veteran's Day Weekend – TANKSGIVING SALE!
Veteran’s Day Weekend – 11.10.12 & 11.11.12 At Surf Station, we support the dedicated men and women who serve our country. And we also support the right to bare arms,…
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Now Available! Channel Islands 'Weirdo Ripper' Surfboard
Channel Islands Weirdo Ripper Surfboard Model Description: Ideal for that small to medium all-around board in your quiver is the Yadin Nicol-created ‘Weirdo Ripper’. Development began with Yadin in a…
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Geiselmans in Costa
Every Florida surfers first surf trip. costa Ez from michael lopez on Vimeo.
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Xcel Core Files: Mike Gleason
The Xcel Core Files Series is a behind the scenes look at 5 surfers that have dedicated their lives to traveling and surfing the best waves in the world year…
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Hurricane Sandy Relief
ESM will be heading off to the Northeast next wk to deliver relief supplies to those affected by Hurricane Sandy. Surf Station will be accepting donations at the main surf…
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New in the Shop! Winter Wear
New in the shop this week we’ve got all sorts of clothing to keep you warm and looking good this winter. Apparel from quality surf brands including: Hurley, Quiksilver, O’Neill…
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Sunday, May 18
Reporter: Darbs
Surf Reports comments:
6:45 am: The waves are looking pretty similar in size compared to yesterday morning, with waves in the 1/2 a foot to occasionally 1 foot range. Surface conditions are glassy with the wind W @ around 7 mph early. Our marine forecast is calling for increased SW winds throughout the day. On the local buoy, the early morning reading is 1.6 feet at 8 seconds, the same as yesterday morning’s 1.6 feet at 8 seconds. You can see the ocean live on our cams page here.
We will be back tomorrow with a fresh update….. over and out..
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