by james- » Sat Dec 17, 2011 12:27 pm
You can surf in texas? lolol
I lived there for 8+ years and never once even thought about trying out surfing. Then again, I did live in dallas so it's a few hours to the closest beach. The only time I remember being at a texas beach was down in corpus christi, and it was so flat it would make a longboarder cry.
I've never been a big fan of short boards myself, either. I'm about 6' 4", so I really only ride 7+ footers, right now my board of choice is a 7' 4" gun. It's made by a california company called freeflow, although I'm not sure they're still in buisness. It gives me the same mobility that I'd have on a 6 footer, and still lets me get the good waves on overhead + days. Longboards are fun too, I learned to surf on a shitty shitty 9 footer with glass-ons, during the summer on horrible waves, on a horrible rocky beach. They're just so simple and easy to get waves with, although I never really mastered walking around on the board and nose riding.
As far as suits go, I have a M/T 4/3 quiksilver suit that i've been trying to sell on craigslist. But that would probably be too warm for tejas waters.
You can surf in texas? lolol
I lived there for 8+ years and never once even thought about trying out surfing. Then again, I did live in dallas so it's a few hours to the closest beach. The only time I remember being at a texas beach was down in corpus christi, and it was so flat it would make a longboarder cry.
I've never been a big fan of short boards myself, either. I'm about 6' 4", so I really only ride 7+ footers, right now my board of choice is a 7' 4" gun. It's made by a california company called freeflow, although I'm not sure they're still in buisness. It gives me the same mobility that I'd have on a 6 footer, and still lets me get the good waves on overhead + days. Longboards are fun too, I learned to surf on a shitty shitty 9 footer with glass-ons, during the summer on horrible waves, on a horrible rocky beach. They're just so simple and easy to get waves with, although I never really mastered walking around on the board and nose riding.
As far as suits go, I have a M/T 4/3 quiksilver suit that i've been trying to sell on craigslist. But that would probably be too warm for tejas waters.