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Blog series for the best surf spots on  North Shore: Sunset Beach This winter, Hawaiian South Shore will be presenting a series of blogs about the best surf spots on the North Shore, sharing a bit of their history, how they break, and what makes them tick. From small longboard waves to the original big wave spot—not to mention the deadliest barrel on the planet—the Seven-Mile Miracle has it all. Whether you are new to the Country or have surfed these waves your entire life, join us as we dive into the best spots on the North Shore. Courtesy: surfertoday.com...

A note from HSS owner, David Kelly... In our Oct 2017 newsletter, Spencer Chang said that the MR Super Twin is by far the best board he's ridden—and that says a lot, because he's purchased a number of boards from us over the years. He said he liked the way the swallow tail felt. That reminded me of the Hayden Untitled I once rode. It was a friend's board, and I remember it actually had way too much float for me. The first wave I took off on was overhead, and I thought I was going to get pitched. But...

In this month's newsletter: 👉 Surfer's Spotlight: Meet Mason Ho 🏄 Member of the Month - Mike Watson Dave's Experience with Basal Cell Carcinoma NEW SURFBOARD ALERT: ...LOST The Ripper ✅Surfboard Feedback Your Ultimate Sun ☀️ Protection Package 📣 Surf News and Events Surfer's Spotlight: Meet Mason Ho Have you ever seen someone surf rocks and dry reef like it's the most natural thing in the world? Have you witnessed a surfer continuously destroy boards in the most bizarre ways, yet keep coming back for more? Lost Surfboards has been Mason Ho's weapon of choice for these insane sessions. With...

Hawaiian South Shore September 2020 Newsletter  All about Surfing, Surfing Accessories and many more

The Attempt to Translate Sperm Whale’s Clicks and Find a Way to Communicate With Them I recently discovered Hakai Magazine, which presents a bunch of interesting content about coastal science. One of the articles that really stood out to me was about project that is working to interpret the sounds made by sperm whales with artificial intelligence and then communicate back to them! Photo Credit to projectceti.org Named Project CETI (Cetacean Translation Initiative), the program began in March of 2020, but was inspired by a group of international scientists who were working together at Harvard in 2017. They noticed that the...

In this month's newsletter: 🌊 Riding the Olympic Wave: Surfing Takes Center Stage at Paris 2024 👉 Surfer's Bio: Get to Know Rosy Hodge and Her Summer Essentials Quiver from Firewire 🏄 Thunderbolt August Batch Landing Mid August 💨 Member of the Month: Chuck Park 🌞 Takayama Halo Fin Review by Marjorie Chaset 📌 Discovering Enoki Kori: Nagano's Unique Frozen Mushroom Delight 🏆 Surfing Events This August Riding the Olympic Wave: Surfing Takes Center Stage at Paris 2024 The Paris 2024 Olympic Games brought the thrill of surfing to the world stage, with the iconic Teahupo'o wave in Tahiti serving...

NEWSLETTER MAY 2021   Sweet Potatoes As you all know, I love food and checking out different dishes and flavors, especially those that originate in Japan. At the same time, I am also always looking for ways to make my diet healthier and more nutritious. One way I have found to do both—eat healthier and more delicious—is through sweet potatoes. Sweet potatoes aren’t actually potatoes at all. Instead, they are a nutrient-dense root vegetable with way more vitamins than normal potatoes. They are particularly rich in vitamin A, E, and C, carotenoids, and other antioxidants. They are also high in...

Looking Back on 25 Years of Hawaiian South Shore   This November marks the 25th anniversary of Hawaiian South Shore, a business that holds a special place in my heart. It has become so much more than a surf shop for me; it is a passion, a community, and a family. Over the years, I have celebrated some of my happiest memories with the Hawaiian South Shore ohana. As I look back at 25 years with you all, I’d like to share the story of how Hawaiian South Shore came to be and some of my favorite milestones here. As...