Make Surfing Easier On Yourself

Make surfing easier on yourself by gliding into waves earlier. 

Catching a wave early in its formation is like rolling down a driveway on a skateboard—pretty manageable.  Taking off late is like trying get to your feet and drop in on a quarter-pipe, all in one motion.

Once you're up and riding, it is up to you where you want to take your surfing.  Whether the goal is three turns to the beach or one good, long noseride, the gatekeeper to success is always going to be a healthy wave-count.

We build our boards with early & often wave catching as a marquee feature, and we preach it as an approach when discussing surfing because we want you guys to squeeze the most enjoyment out of the opportunities you have to spend in the water.

Whether you have an Almond Surfboard or not, there are ways you can up your wave count and maximize your windows of opportunity. Read this article for ways to up your wave count without breaking the bank.  Or check out this article about tips for riding a smaller board without sacrificing the ability to get waves.