The Harley Ingleby Moe and Moe Mini surfboards have become popular choices for surfers looking to enhance their performance on the waves. Both boards offer unique features and designs that cater to different surfing needs and styles. Let's delve into what makes each of these boards special, and how they compare to one another. The Harley Ingleby Moe: A Funboard for Progression Released in 2022, the Harley Ingleby Moe quickly gained recognition for its innovative design and versatility. This funboard is ideal for surfers who want to go shorter without losing paddling power. The Moe's design shifts volume back under...

Why El Nino Matters This Christmas During major El Nino years, there’s a general active pattern in the Pacific that kicks in right around Christmas. In fact, that’s why the weather phenomenon is called El Nino—because the people of Peru noticed that it happens near Christmas and they associate it with the Nativity (“El Nino” means “the boy” or “the baby boy” in Spanish, and in this case refers to the Christ child).  Waimea Bay (@erikkabik)(Erik Kabik/@erikkabik) If you are wondering why this is relevant, you have probably missed out on two important facts. The first is that we are...

Sweet Potato Surfboard Review Scott reviews his new 5'6 Sweet Potato Volcanic surfboard. He was skeptical that the wide fish shape would turn well but has been blown away by the performance after setting it up per Dan Mann's recommendation with the Kelly Slater twin+1 fins up front and regular large fins in the back. Says the board "turns on a dime" and holds speed through turns extremely well. Scott got the oversized 56 liter (37 inches wide) for small, junky waves but has found it works great in bigger surf up to head high as well. Notes that despite...