Cherry Picker Surfboard Review Our surfer friend shares his experience with these two fantastic boards, explaining how each one performs. The 8'9 Pin Tail offers a classic, old-school feel with its responsive weight and ability to make tight turns, even in smaller waves. Meanwhile, the Cherry Picker provides a contrasting experience, suitable for flat to waist-high waves. Despite its larger size, our reviewer, who stands at 5'5 and weighs 140 pounds, finds it incredibly maneuverable, making it a perfect match for their style in the water. Shop Cherry Picker here

JS PE Carbon: The Future of Surfboard Construction Surfboard construction has come a long way in recent years, and one of the most exciting developments has been the rise of PE Carbon construction. PE Carbon surfboards are made using a combination of epoxy resin and carbon fiber, which results in a board that is strong, durable, lightweight, and responsive. What is PE Carbon construction? PE Carbon construction is a relatively new surfboard construction method that combines the strength and durability of epoxy resin with the flexibility and responsiveness of carbon fiber. Epoxy resin is a much stronger and more durable...

Sweet Potato Surfboard Review Meet Chad, a loyal customer of Hawaiian South Shore who can't resist adding a new board to his quiver whenever he visits. Chad is particularly smitten with his latest acquisition, the Sweet Potato. Chad shares his excitement about the 6'2 Sweet potato. Perfectly suited for his 5'10, 220-pound frame.  Interestingly, Chad shares that he used to ride longboards for quite some time but eventually transitioned to shortboards as he grew older (although he prefers to say "more experienced"). With the advent of shortboards designed for surfers of all shapes and sizes, Chad found the Sweet Potato...