Surfboards on Planes

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Surfboards on Planes

Just a couple of weeks ago, a holiday maker from Tassie bought a
McTavish Sumo 6’6″, as the beachies around Peregian were pumping at the
time. He also had the idea of having a great surf here, and then taking
his board back to Tassie with him. This is not unusual as a lot of
travellers do end up taking their boards back home with them.

Jetstar shoots itself in the foot again by its restrictions!

HOWEVER

Virgin Australia Size and Weight Restrictions (nearly arn’t any)

Travelling with a Surfboard

Oversized baggage can be checked in, provided each item does not exceed 32kg in weight.
Items heavier than 32kg must be shipped as Freight. So that early 60’s
9’6″ Balsa logger with multiple Redwood stringers, nose and tail block,
with parquet timber set in fin, might just be over weight…LOL

http://www.surf-shop.org/surfboards-on-planes/

http://www.surf-shop.org/hurley-fusion-302-steamer-review-2/ : WYF

http://www.surf-shop.org/hurley-fusion-302-steamer-review-2/ : WYF

Hurley Fusion 302 Steamer Review

Today we are reviewing the Hurley Fusion 302 Steamer Review.The review
outline will feature all the good points of the Hurley Fusion 302 and
why you should make this your number one choice in wetsuits this season.



What Hurley Fusion 302 Steamer Review has over others

1. Seamless paddle zones and contoured chest design offer maximum range of motion.

2. Supratex abrasion-resistant knee shields offer stress-resistant strength and durability.

3. Contoured high on chest-zip design, offers flexibility and keeps water out.

4. Seams are blind-stitched and taped for a watertight seal, featuring tabs on wrist and legs.

5. Front and back smooth skin panels offer durability and grip while paddling.

6. 3mm chest, back and upper leg panels/2mm arm and lower leg panels.

7. Internal chest pads feature wool like padding for chest and back comfort and warmth.

8. 55-65 degree water temperature range.

9. Key insert on leg

How To Put in FCS II Fins - YouTube

How To Put in FCS II Fins - YouTube

How To Put in FCS II Fins is not as easy as it looks.
How to do it is explained in easy to follow step by step and
introduced by Evert Harder owner of Surf shop Peregian beach: http://www.surf-shop.org/surfing-tutorials

Surf Shop

My Library

Spent plenty of time searching what type of web design we wanted for our blog.

We settled on this great user friendly one that suited our style of presentation.

Hope you like what you see and invite you to have a look at the new look Surf Shop web site

Evert Harder - Google+

Evert Harder - Google+



Some are saying it was the biggest swell since august last year to
hit the Noosa Points.. But was it? With talk & hype of five-metre
swell that ended up around the three metre mark CYCLONE Ola

Julian Wilson Surfing Noosa

The points had the typical hype with no car parks to be found for miles
even at 4am in the morning and un-showered, sun scorched scooter riding
hippies dodging the multitudes and parking in the push bike zones. Is it
safe to say that Noosa Heads is slowly being infiltrated by Bondi Hipsters?

Julian Wilson Surfing Noosa

 <a href="http://sunnycoastklips.com.au/julian-wilson/#.VNr002SUcvN" title="Julian Wilson Surfing Noosa">Sunnycoast Klips</a>  

Skate Tapes-Nat Nixon

This young gun Nat Nixon, is the future of skateboarding on the Sunshine
Coast, and where ever that leads to,…we got it here first with
Sunnycoast Klips and  www.surf-shop.org 
http://vimeo.com/108012983

“SHAKA”greeting

“SHAKA”greeting

“SHAKA”greeting to you too is a hand gesture that
sometimes gets mixed reactions and open to different interpretations. We
would have to go back a long way to discover the origins.

One theory says it dates back to the Spanish explorer times greeting the
Hawaiians with the suggestion of a drink which was greeted in return as
a “Hello” gesture by them, and they would respond almost like wise,
with their interpretation of the “SHAKA”greeting to you too.