Inspirational crystal quote of the day:
“Who, being loved, is poor?” - Oscar Wilde
Dead calm and balmy at 64F. Blue skies starting to make an appearance. Celebrate the social and economic achievements of American workers. Bask in the symbolic end of the summer. Show your love and appreciation to Mother Ocean by donning neoprene and riding her tempting offerings. Find your inner mantra and repeat. I will ride waves. I will ride waves. I will ride waves.....
CHANNEL: Diminishing S swell and still a bit of NW windswell. Still rideable on the longboard and that is what Bolinas is all about. Paddle out to tackle knee busting lefts and work the inner sections to the sand. Smoothness prevails and shapeliness exceeds. Incoming tide will give that extra push to help you out. We all go back to work and school tomorrow so get it ALL today while you can.
PATCH: The far reaches has some activity but we are talking a journey past Afrika-Green. An intrepid explorer could score if he is willing to trek. Find a Sherpa to join your excursion and make a day of it. In the Patch proper we are experiencing the last gasps of swell. Occasionally coughing out a rideable wave in the thigh high realm. More water may get the Snags going as it is trying to break there. There are endless possibilities here today if your mind is open to adventure.
SURF LUNCH TRAYs for sale. $19.95
$50 off all surfboards through Monday!
PACK IT IN, PACK IT OUT. Respect the Beach.
TIDES:
LOW: 4:24 am 0.5'
HIGH: 11:16 am 4.9'
LOW: 4:21 pm 2.3'
HIGH: 10:22 pm 5.8'
SUMMER HOURS are now in effect. We are now open daily from 9am - 6pm from MAY through OCTOBER.
Come out to rent if you need gear. We have a full selection of suits, boots, boards, and SUPs to rent every day and are only 522 steps to the beach.
Lots of NEW and USED boards are in the racks so come check it out. Full wetsuits, 3 and 5mm booties, hoods and gloves are in stock as well. If you are in need of a new suit or board now is a great time to shop. We have all the gear for your cold water surfing needs.
