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Celebrating the waves gone by! With our Vintage Breaks collection we honor the storied surf spots that have faded from our shores but not from our hearts.
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Stanley's was a surf break along the northern Ventura County coast. Lost to Hwy 101 in 1970, Stanley's has become a local symbol of coastal destruction from freeways and harbors. We celebrate Stanley's with this beautiful cotto...
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Made with 100% cotton twill for high-end comfort and durability, these custom distressed hats bring all the style and practicality one needs in daily life. The low profile along with the d-ring closure on a self-fabric hideaway...
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Xavi Surf proudly celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by paying tribute to the rich and vibrant Mexican surf culture that inspires our brand every day. From the powerful waves of Puerto Escondido to the laid-back spirit of Baja,...
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'Stanley's' was a surf break along the northern Ventura County coast. Lost to Hwy 101 in 1970, Stanley's has become a local symbol of coastal destruction from freeways and harbors.Product features- Spacious kangaroo pouch pocke...
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'Stanley's' was a surf break along the northern Ventura County coast. Lost to Hwy 101 in 1970, Stanley's has become a local symbol of coastal destruction from freeways and harbors.Product features- Matte finish for a smooth, ev...
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In the early days of surfing, this legendary surf spot was considered the best in all of California for size and conditions. The setup was a breakwater built to direct the LA River water flow straight out to sea while protecti...
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Oil Piers was named after a prime spot north of town where locals surfed and partied during the second half of the 20th century. But in 1998, the oil rigs were ripped out, the contours of the ocean floor changed, and the waves ...
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The Tijuana Sloughs produced some of the best big waves on the West Coast and was a historic proving ground for big wave surfers since the late 1930s.
Embrace comfort and style with our cozy Unisex Heavy Blend™ Hooded Sweats...
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For years, Ventura County surfers flocked to the well-defined sandbar that broke off Arco's Oil Piers, located a half-mile south of Mussel Shoals. Always glassy, always shapely and always easy to sip on the Lucky Lagers without...
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Warm-up with a nice cuppa out of this customized ceramic coffee mug. Personalize it with cool designs, photos or logos to make that "aaahhh!" moment even better. It’s BPA and Lead-free, microwave & dishwasher-safe, and made...
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“Flood Control was an excellent right that used to break where the Queen Mary is now on any good-size swell. It was rideable up to 15 to 20 feet. In September of 1939 we rode a huge chubasco-driven swell that was pushing over 1...
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Killer Dana was the ultimate longboarding wave. It was located off Dana Point and broke close to the rocks.
In 1966, the Army Corp of Engineers closed it to all marine activities to build a recreational harbor for the Dana Poin...
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The hardcore surfers who rode the Tijuana Sloughs, south of Imperial Beach, California, right next to the international border with Mexico, are unquestionably the most unknown of California’s standout surfers of the 1940s and e...
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'Stanley's' was a surf break along the northern Ventura County coast. Lost to Hwy 101 in 1970, Stanley's has become a local symbol of coastal destruction from freeways and harbors.
Mix with or drink from, either way you have a ...
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Along with Windansea, San Onofre, Palos Verdes Cove and Malibu, Killer Dana (in the town of Dana Point, midway between San Clemente and Laguna Beach) boasted one of California’s most vital local scenes from the ’30s through the...
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