I have been sending the last year and half living and working in Costa Rica. A couple of months ago the south swells started to pick up and the waves at one of the local reefs really light up.
CONGRADULATIONS PARKO!
Congratulations Joel Parkinson for wining the ASP Tour and dethroning 11x champion Kelly Slater.
The Irons Family Tree
Sad but wonderful. Andy has left a mark on the surfing world forever, not only his surfing but his son Axel.

GLOBE’S ELECTRIC BLUE HEAVEN
Introducing Globe’s ELECTRIC BLUE HEAVEN, a short, conceptual film featuring Dion Agius in the WORLD’S BEST WAVE POOL!
Volcom Fiji Pro Preview
Volcom Fiji Pro, with swell on the forecast who’s going to get the best barrels?? Should be a insane event, make time to watch it.
Infinity Surfboards

The surfboard shapers and designers at Infinity, consist of master craftsman Steve Boehne and his two sons Dan and Dave. The Boehne family tree takes a lot of pride in the heritage that they bring to each shape. Steve, who taught the rest of the crew the many lessons in sculpting foam, shaped and glassed his first board in 1960 at the age of 13.
The first Infinity Surfboard was shaped in 1970. It is a 7′ balsa single fin with #1 proudly printed on the tail. It has never been ridden but hangs as a memorial on the wall. Since that time, more than 30,000 surfboards have been carefully created. They on the other hand, have taken the drop and drawn every possible line that perhaps 35,000 or more riders could think of.
Steve discovered surfing in 1959. His first board was a balsa Velzy -Jacobs. He surfed Torrance Beach and Palos Verdes Cove. The early surfing culture was strong in “South Bay” even before the Beach Boys records. He built about a hundred boards in his garage until 1968 when he went to work shaping for Gordie Surfboards. Gordie was a master craftsman and really helped Steve refine his classic longboard shapes.
Shortboards exploded on the scene around ’69 and Steve shaped about 50 boards a week for several shops in Huntington Beach for the next couple of years. He and Barrie were married in 1971 and together, they opened the first Infinity Surf Shop. It was in an old gas station on 5th and PCH in Huntington beach. The hand painted sign boasted perfect surfboards, hopefully that meant perfectly suited.

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Information and images Courtesy of http://infinitysurf.com
Introducing Poerava – Jewelry for Surfers
Poerava Men’s and Women’s Tahitian Black Pearl Accessories.
- Pendants
- Solitaires
- Necklaces
- Ear Rings
Great for gifts! Check out the Poerava selection on The Kelp Bed!












