Kanoa Igarashi is awesome!
Introducing Kanoa Igarashi from David Lee Scales on Vimeo.
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Product Review // Channel Islands Surfboard Snuggie
Don’t Delay! Act Now! The Channel Islands Snuggie board sock will protect your surfboard from all types of potential dangers. Check out the below video Available at in store or…
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Product Review // Solar Recovery Spray
Dustin reviews the Solar Recovery Spray at the Surf Station. It’s great for sun burns, rashes, and anything else after a long day at the beach. Stop by the shop…
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Nat Young rips
I guess that name is synonymous with good surfing..
BOARD REVIEW // …LOST GROCKET
The Lost Grocket is a fast performance board for some of the smaller mushier to the cleaner larger waves. This board is a follow up to the Rocket and is…
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Early Morning Thursday 3-8-12 with Aloe
Early Morning Thursday 3-8-12 with Aloe
CI Team at the Quiksilver Pro
TKnox, Dane, Kelly, Pat G., and Yadin go nuts at the comp! CI Surf Team at The Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast 2012 from CI Surfboards on Vimeo.
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Product Review // Channel Islands Traction Pads
Matto reviews the different Channel Islands Traction Pads and explains the difference between each. Dane Reynolds Series, Conner and Parker Coffin Series, and The Classic Merrick Pad. To view and…
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Kolohe gets Equal 13th
Not bad for his first contest on the WT at 17 years of age.. Equal 13th from Kolohe Andino on Vimeo.
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Yadin and Killian in SB
Santa Barbara boy, Killian Garland and Aussie turned Seppo, Yadin Nicol test a few boards out in some super clean, fun looking surf in Cali… California Sunday from Future Enigma…
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Thursday, June 12
Reporter: T. Strange
Surf Reports comments:
6:40 am: The waves look a tad bigger in size this morning. At first look, the wave size looks 1 to 1.5 feet. The surface conditions are semi-choppy with the wind light to moderate onshore SE early. The marine forecast is calling for SE winds at 10-15 knots this afternoon. On the local buoy our early wave height reading is 2.3 feet at 6 seconds, up from yesterdays 1.6 feet at 6 seconds. You can see the ocean live on our cams page here.
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7:05 am: Early morning photos are up in box #1 and you can see some slightly larger waves for your Thursday. Small overall but there are some knee high to maybe thigh high waves to be found. They are coming in sets, and it’s not consistent. In between sets, it looks near flat. The good news is the uptick in “trade wind” swell should fill in some more so since the 8 am reading this morning on the upstream NE Bahamas buoy is 4.6 ft @ 8 seconds in ESE swell. Some bump to the waves with the onshore wind early this morning….
12:35 pm: New mid & late morning surf photos are up in box #2 and you can see some better waves on this Thursday, as we head into afternoon. Will it stay this way? Well if the wind picks up it won’t. It could/would blow it out.. so surf before it gets too choppy?
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