Definition: The squash tail is a type of surf tail with a rectangular shape and rounded corners. It offers a good compromise between stability and agility, ideal for a variety of surfing styles. These boards are perfect for...
Definition: A surf spot is simply a place where conditions are conducive to the formation of surfable waves, and therefore to surfing. Spots vary according to wind, current, bottom, etc.
Definition: A softboard is a surfboard with a soft surface, often used for learning. It's safer for beginners because of its softer construction and buoyancy.
Definition: A snap is a fast, energetic maneuver in which the surfer turns abruptly at the top of the wave, often to change direction or to make a sudden, jerky type of braking that will generate a v.
Definition: "Snaker" refers to the action of going around others to take priority on a wave. This behavior is generally frowned upon in surfing culture, where respect for priority rules is important.
Definition: A slab is a type of wave that forms on steep, rocky seabeds, creating very powerful and often unpredictably dangerous waves. Slabs are therefore reserved for very experienced and adventurous surfers.
Definition: A skimboard is a small, flat board used to glide over the fine layer of water and foam at the edge of the beach. Skimboarding is both a sport and a leisure activity, different from traditional surfing.
Definition: A single fin surfboard has a single center fin. This style of board offers a glide with wide turns and is often favored for longboarding and classic "old school" surfing.
Definition: sideshore winds blow parallel to the coast. It can affect wave quality, sometimes making them messy or difficult to surf.
Definition: "Shredder" is a term to describe the action of surfing and ripping the face of the wave by sending out sprays of water spray. This means surfing with intensity and radicalism, often involving complex maneuvers...
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