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Team USA's Coral Sky Berry uses her dryrobe Advance to give her a competitive edge at a contest. Photo courtesy USA Surfing Ask any competitive surfer what can ruin a contest day, and somewhere near the top of the list is getting cold between heats. Being cold can tighten muscles, burn energy, and increase any underlying nervousness. Wet and sticky sweatshirts and towels don't do the trick; they only add to the stress of it all... That's where Dryrobe® comes in, and it's part

Now that fall is here, there's more swell making more news, and we wanted to make sure you didn't miss the history that went down last month in El Salvador at the 2026 Surf City El Salvador ISA World Junior Surfing Championship. From September 4 to 13, more than 400 of the world's best surfers aged 18 and under, representing 56 nations (crazy, right?!), battled it out at the point breaks of La Bocana and El Sunzal. One of the main reasons it's such a big event is that most of

Fall is arguably the best time of year to surf... Hurricane and storm swells pick up, the water isn’t unbearably cold yet, and the summer crowds have mostly cleared out. With bigger waves and cooler temperatures, it might be time to restock on some fall surf essentials. Whether you're sticking to your local lineup or heading to the snow-filled mountains, we’ve got you covered both in and out of the water with some of our favorite surf accessories, gadgets, clothing, and more.

We all have our own ideas of what a perfect day is, but there's something more special about a perfect day, or any day, in Jacksonville. Why? Let's start with the obvious: Jacksonville has 22 miles of coastline, full of sandy beachbreaks that light up from any hint of swell in the Atlantic Ocean. From hurricane swells in August to Nor'easters in October, and fun-sized waves in the summer, there's a wave in Jacksonville 365 days a year (or so it seems). Not only is Jacksonvill

Huntington Beach is one of the most iconic surf communities in the world. What makes it so iconic are the waves and its history, yes, but also because of its people, including surfers running generational businesses near the ocean. This includes the Pai family, who run Huntington Beach Surf and Sport. Located just across the street from the Huntington Beach Pier, it's the ultimate surf shop. Not only can you get anything and everything you need, from t-shirts to boardies, sur

Regardless of where we surf, the type of board we ride, and our skill level, all of us surfers have the same fear in the lineup: sharks lurking beneath our toes. If you're surfing on the East Coast, you may be worried about small but powerful bites from bull sharks; if you're surfing in the murky and chilly waters of California, you may be worried about great white sharks; and if you're visiting Hawaii on a trip you've always dreamed of, you may be worried about tiger sharks.

One of my favorite surf communities in the US is a small beach town on the edge of a big coastal city: Jacksonville Beach, Florida. Why? Well, if you've been there, you probably know: the waves, the food, the community that's driven by selfless service, and so much more. And if you haven't been there, well, keep reading for why you absolutely need to make it your next trip. Let us introduce: "SeaGals" Visit Jacksonville recently dropped "SeaGals", a latest installment of the