CI 2.Pro vs Two Happy
Britt Merrick breaks down the differences between our two most popular performance shortboard designs: 2.Pro vs. Two Happy. “The three most important things in a surfboard are the ROCKER, number…
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Top 10 Gifts They’ll Love
2024 Surf Station Gift Guide If you’ve heard of the Surf Station (and if you’re a surfer we’re sure you probably have), then you already know about us boasting the…
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Throwback Thursday: Dane on the CI Happy
Throwback to 4 years ago when Dane Reynolds was testing out the new CI Happy Model. Tomorrow, starts our 12 Days of Christmas Sales. Dane on this CI is a…
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CI Mid Twin & Log in Empty Indo Lefts
Watch stylist @nathansadoun enjoy an empty left-hander in Indonesia. While a bit unconventional for that region, his idea of the perfect Indo quiver is a 9’6 CI Log for shoulder…
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Mick Fanning: Beneath the Surface
Welcome to the second season of Beneath The Surface. In this episode we have a in-depth discussion with Mick Fanning about his personal fin journey and what drove him to…
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Throwback Thursday: Happy Halloween!
Throwin it back to Halloween 11 years ago! Matt Wetmore dressed up as Wolverine to do battle with some choppy waves. Happy Halloween!
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SPEARFISH — Mikey Feb’s Fish
Click here to shop the Feb’s Fish! SPEARFISH is a surf film that documents Mikey February testing and finetuning a new signature model he designed with Channel Islands Surfboards, dubbed…
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Firewire Long Rider Surfboard
Introducing the Long Rider: a highly versatile, very easy to surf midlength that performs equally as well for beginners and experienced surfers alike. Watch Kevin Schulz surf two sessions on…
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Lost Party Platter Surfboard
The Party Platter: A minuscule wave marauder. Perpetually plagued with particularly petite waves? Dreary small surf doldrums got you down? Lake-like ankle slappers all across town? No need for a…
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Here is a good link to accurately track real-time, near-shore wave height/period/direction and water temperature just off the NE Florida coast: the Fernandina Beach buoy. Located upstream (to the north) and closer to the coast than the St. Augustine buoy, it’s a good indicator of fluctuations in NE Florida surf conditions influenced by winter cold fronts. Here is an overview of a large-scale, real-time wind map to track the shifting winds associated with the fronts and lows that produce our waves.
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