There are three main types of surf breaks; Beach Breaks, Point Breaks and Reef Breaks. Each surf break produces a different style of wave with its own unique characteristics and factors that influence the way the wave breaks along the...
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How to Read a Surf Report
Surf Reports can give a surfer all the information needed about the current surf conditions in his or her area. Understanding the information of a surf report can paint a good picture of what the surf will look....
How Ocean Waves Form and Break
Ocean waves are formed by wind and break when they reach a shallow coastline. The longer and stronger the wind blows, the larger the size of the wave will be. There are two types of waves; wind waves and swell...
What is the Surfboard Leash used for
The surfboard leash is a urethane cord that attaches to the tail of a surfboard and worn around a surfers ankle with the use of a Velcro strap....
How to Attach and Wear a Surfboard Leash
The surfboard leash is worn around the ankle of a surfers back foot or leg closest to the tail of the surfboard....