I counting on it being at least waist to stomach high, hopefully bigger. Im not sure how accessible the beaches will be. Not to mention Suffolk roads are horrific.Quote:
Originally Posted by JakeZnaty
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I counting on it being at least waist to stomach high, hopefully bigger. Im not sure how accessible the beaches will be. Not to mention Suffolk roads are horrific.Quote:
Originally Posted by JakeZnaty
what beaches are accessible? am i able to surf at long beach tomorrow? yeh im hoping for waist to stomach but surfline shows 1-2ft and magicseaweed shows 1ft,its weirdQuote:
Originally Posted by LI Waterman
Hey I am from Eastern LI also and i have been all over the east end today looking for waves and can tell you if your spot is accessible or not if you are looking around here...Quote:
Originally Posted by LI Waterman
Did you score anywhere today? I usually surf fire island, roads were so bad I didnt get out. Maybe the county response will include not closing our parks or bridges, but instead to plow access to them.. High hopes, but Ill get there some how.
eastend are you in fire island , south hampton, east hampton areas?
East hampton areaQuote:
Originally Posted by LI Waterman
how big does it look like for tomorrow for long beach? does you think it will be atleast waist to shoulder? or should i go to fire island instead? which will have better conditions for sunday?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastend
might as well wear boxing gloves if ur gunna layer em up
try and piss in em before u put them on
surf sucks, stay inside
Plane ticket: the easiest solution to cold hands
I always got my gloves boots and socks at dive shops. I loves mittens. claws always left my index finger lonely and cold. The socks make a big difference in ease of putting on the wet suit. Before the socks I'd use plastic newspaper bags under my boots. When I first winter surfed, I had multiple cotton socks, plastic bags, then duct taped it.