Like a perfect day of surf, 10 Over Surf Shop, based out of Newquay, Cornwall, is the combination of many unique elements. Years of e-commerce experience blended with decades in the surf industry.

A passion to support the Cornish surfing and surf skate community, young surfers, our employees and Mother Earth. We're more than just an online surf shop. We're family.

As an online surf shop located a short distance from the famous surf beaches of Fistral Beach we get to test all the surf hardware and wetsuits we stock. We can offer advice on surfing in Newquay, what equipment to use, where to eat out and anything else you need to know about Newquay.

Located on the stunning north shore of Cornwall, amidst the stunning landscape and vibrant Cornish culture, lies an unexpected haven of surf enthusiasts, 10 Over Surf Shop. 

10 Over Surf Shop is proud to have roots in Cornwall and to serve the local Cornwall surf community online and in-store. Offering the latest in surf fashion, surf equipment and surfboards.

As one steps into the realm of 10 Over Surf Shop in Cornwall, they are not merely greeted by racks of boards and shelves of gear, but rather immersed into a community fueled by passion, adventure, and a profound connection to the ocean.

At the core of 10 Over Surf Shop lies a set of values that transcend the mere transaction of goods; they embody a lifestyle, a philosophy, and a commitment to the surfing culture. These values serve as the guiding principles that shape every interaction, every product curated, and every initiative undertaken by the shop.

Surfing in Cornwall has a rich and diverse history that stretches back over a century. The sport's origins in the region can be traced back to the early 20th century when Duke Kahanamoku, a renowned Hawaiian swimmer and surfer, visited the area in 1928. His demonstrations of surfing in Cornwall sparked local interest and laid the foundation for the sport's growth in the region. However, it wasn't until the 1960s and 1970s that surfing truly took off in Cornwall, fueled by the burgeoning counterculture movement and the introduction of lighter, more maneuverable surfboards.

During this period, Cornwall became a hotspot for surfers seeking the perfect wave along its rugged coastline. Fistral Beach in Newquay emerged as a focal point for the surfing community, attracting enthusiasts from across the country and beyond. The establishment of surf clubs and competitions further fueled the sport's popularity, cementing Cornwall's reputation as a premier surfing destination in the UK.

In more recent years, surfing in Cornwall has continued to thrive, with the region boasting some of the best surf breaks in Europe. The development of surf schools, surf camps, and surf-related businesses has helped to make the sport more accessible to people of all ages and abilities. Today, surfing remains an integral part of Cornwall's cultural identity, drawing visitors from around the world to experience its world-class waves and vibrant surf scene.