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FAQs for Beginner Surfers
It was estimated in a Sport England report, that there was around 189,000 people in the UK who surfed (2021). This was nearly 100,000 people more than in 2016, therefore logic dictates that there are a large amount of people who are new to the sport. If you're one of them, then fear not as this article aims to help provide the answers to some of the most common questions being...
A Guide To Surf Traction Pads
If you're new to surfing, you're likely focused on the essentials — choosing the right board, getting a wetsuit that fits, and learning the basics of catching waves. But as you progress, you'll start to notice the finer details that can improve your performance on the water. One of those game-changers is the surf traction pad.In this guide, we’ll break down what surf traction pads are, their benefits, and how...
Best Winter UK Surf Breaks
For many UK surfers, Winter is often their favourite season, with much quieter beaches and typically bigger, more powerful swells. In this guide, we take a look at some of the best winter surf breaks in the UK, giving you the lowdown on each one. The reality of winter surfing in the UK Winter surfing in the UK has a real mixture of pros and cons... For Winter storms in the...
Devon's Best Surfing Spots: A Guide for Surfers of All Levels
Devon, nestled in the southwest of England, is home to some of the UK’s most celebrated surf spots. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a beginner looking to catch your first wave, Devon has a surf break for every skill level. Here’s a guide to some of the top surf spots in the region, including the essential information you need for planning your trip. 1. Croyde - Location: North Devon,...