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i agree...like i said, it's a good skill to have. but most cape may & atlantic county beach patrols put far too much emphasis on it, IMO.
the boat hasn't been a relevant lifesaving tool in 30 years. it's a good skill to have, as it's one more way to be out on the water, but in 10+...
totally get where you're coming from & agree, but to play devil's advocate for a moment, it IS fairly tough to do an open ocean swim in the spring...
one can only hope...
anyone? anyone got a 6'0"-6'2" bonzer hpsb that they're looking to part with?
there was a guy around my home break for a number of years who absolutely ripped on a kayak...i heard from someone else that he'd been a pretty...
hot damn! post a pic?
this. i have a couple pairs of their boardshorts; they've treated me well & have taken a good bit of wear & tear over the 3 or 4 years i've had...
wow, DUDE. all i did was ask a damn question, yet you come after me like i kicked your puppy. i have never, ever, reported you or any of your...
while i agree w/ that sentiment, it assumes that their motivation for riding a particular craft is intentionally non-conformist. i got on mine...
stay retired.
did finally give up & quit in a huff or did the ban hammer decent & smite him?
see, i found that riding a mid-6ft single fin really smoothed my style out when i got back on a more conventional craft...& i think most surfers...
author's got a seriously myopic view of what surfing "should" be...i can see some of the "cultural" stuff, but why ***** about ANYTHING design...
haha...yea, i was gonna reply to your other post & tell you how you missed it! really fun until the tide got too high & the sea breeze kicked in.
& now this thread is back on track! thank you, ryan!
whoa, whoa, whoa...leave me out of this.
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how on earth is this thread still going?
yup! surfed a slightly lesser bank w/in easy viewing distance of the star bar in oc w/ just a small handful of others, including one stellar area...
