• MEN'S BOARDSHORTS / SURFWEAR5

  • Men's boardshorts

  • Men's flip-flops

  • Men's sandals

  • Men's surfwear

  • Men's warm surfwear

• WOMEN'S BIKINIS / SURFWEAR6

  • Beach towels

  • W's warm surfwear

  • Women's flip-flops

  • Women's sandals

  • Women's surf swimsuits

  • Women's surfwear

• JUNIOR / BABY SURFWEAR9

  • Baby surfwear

  • Boy's boardshorts

  • Boy's surf footwear

  • Boy's surfwear

  • Boy's warm surfwear

  • Girl's surf footwear

  • Girl's surf swimsuits

  • Girl's surfwear

  • Girl's warm surfwear

• KITES / FLYING DISCS4

  • Acrobatic kites

  • Kite accessories

  • Single line kites

  • Traction kites

• SURF WETSUITS AND RASH VESTS6

  • Booties / accessories

  • Sun protection rash vests

  • Surf sport shorties

  • Surf wetsuits 2-3mm

  • Surf wetsuits 3-5mm

  • Thermal rash vests

• BODYBOARDS AND SURFBOARDS4

  • Bodyboard accessories

  • Bodyboards

  • Surf accessories

  • Surfboards

• WINDSURFING / KITESURFING8

  • Freeride / freerace sails

  • Kitesurf accessories

  • Windsurf bags

  • Windsurf harnesses / accessori

  • Windsurf masts

  • Windsurf spare parts

  • Windsurf wishbones

  • Winsurf transportation

• WATERSKIING / WAKEBOARDING1

  • Waterski bouyancy aids

How to choose yout bodyboard

The choice of your bodyboard will depend on your height and weight. The good buoyancy of your board and comfort of your position on it will depend on these two parameters.
Consequently, your level of practice and the features you wish to prioritise shall be relevant. For example, a thin board is appropriate for expert bodyboarders because it has greater manoeuvrability, while a thick board would be ideal for beginners as it has better buoyancy.