Chendor Off Day

When it comes to Surfing Chendor, our expectation is always above the sky. Its been a full month we have solid waves and enjoying every moment of it. But today, the wind was blowing fully onshore and the waves was so choppy and messy!! What a dawn patrol day for us.......

Im suppose to bring Glenn (a surfer i met from this blog) to checkout our best spot in Malaysia. Unfortunately, it wasnt as good as it was. I guess Chendor is too camera shy.......we were fully equipped with camera and so on. So better luck next time for Glenn!!!!

Checkout the not so good day at Chendor....

Cherating Doctor Ding- Surfboard Repair

For those who are wondering where to repair your surfboards...
either it is broken into 2, small ding or broken fin plugs...just head down
to Cherating and look for Mamat for repairs. He has 2 years hands on shaping
surfboards experience in Australia with Greg Webber so i believe his
ability to repair your surfboards is beyond expectation.
Besides he is a Pro Billabong Rider and im sure he will understand the
nature of the surfboard and repairs.

For for information call up our Dr. Ding at:



Mamat: 012-2486719

Unforgettable Kuala Terengganu

Who will ever know my surfing trip to Kuala Terengganu will end up in a 3 days 2 nites in Hospital Sultanah Nur Zahirah, Batu Buruk. This is how the story started....

My journey to K.T started as early as 12am from KL....it was a rainy nite so our trip was rather slow and dull. Since there is only me & Joel this time travelling all the way up North to try out the Infamous Right Hander waves - Jetty Lama Merang!! The journey takes about 5 hours from KL.

Along our journey, i had stomachache so we had to stop few times for toilet sessions. Im just too lazy to describe to whole situation but upon reaching Batu Buruk, K.T. we stop at the beach for a nap. At about 7am, we woke up and the swell was rather small but the shape are really good. So Joel decided to go for a dip while i went back to Sleep!!!

At about 9am, i decided to head down to local clinic for my stomachache problem. My intention was to get medicine and move on to surf later on. ButTttt.....
When i got in the room, the doctor freak out when i told her i have stomachache. She insisted that i go to Government Hospital for treatment otherwise she will report POLICE?????
Stomachache is a CRIME??? Without realising, Kuala Terengganu actually have a COLERA OUTBREAK!! So any problem regarding stomach issue have to be admitted to Government Hospital.

So there i goes, i was forced to be admitted in the Government Hospital. According to the junior Doctor, i have to be admitted for 1 night to clarify that im "Negative" in Colera. For your information, Colera Outbreak only happen in Kuala Terengganu and the source is from water or food....but i havent even drink or eat anything from Kuala Terengganu!!!! So frustrated!!!
Level 8E was my ward and i was usher to my VIP bed with 58 other room mates. With both my hand on IV drips, i looks like im having a disease or something!!!
I was so sad that i have to stay here instead of surfing on the beach cos the hospital is only located in front of the Batu Buruk Beach. So eventually i can see the break from my ward!!! Hahahahahahahahahaha
So i gave Joel, JC and the rest of the Kuala Terengganu surfers know about my situation and apologise that i couldnt meet up with them. Anyway, it was a long long nite in the hospital. I was bored to death but lucky enough to have Ipod Touch from Joel so i can play some games.

Day 2- I was happy waiting for my results and callin up Joel regarding the swell. It is picking up and swell looks really nice. After waiting for few hours, the clock seems to move so slow...
At noon, i call up the nurse to check on my results. The answer is always " nanti saya check dgn doctor'. At about 3pm i asked again....,same answer again. Im getting frustrated again and try to ask again at about 6pm!!! I got the same answer!!! So i head up straight to the DOC....
HEY DOC, u guys promise 1 day results and thats why im here....otherwise i wont bother coming to the hospital. The best part, i didnt even go to toilet while im admitted!!! Most Positive Patient will go toilet 3-10 times a day and vomit too. I dont have any of the syndromes.
Then the Doc says' im so so sorry, there seems to be around 200 ppl admitted today so i guess we are slow on the results. Im sorry u have to stay another night!!!! I almost fainted!!! Another boring night in the hospital....

But this time, i move around and start to chat with other room mates. Since my ipod out of battery...so i start to find out about surfing in K.T. I ask most of the patient about where got possible surf break and met some new friends....
After dinner time, the security guard came in and Shouted "Ibrahim dari KL".."Ibrahim dari KL"
for at least 10 times moving around the ward..looking for Ibrahim!!! So some patient even help shouting and looking for "Ibrahim from KL". I was suprise as i thought im the only chinese and only guy from KL. After 2 minutes the security guard came in again, this time he shouted "BRYAN dari KL". Then everyone start laughing...Ibrahim atau Bryan??? Then the security start laughing so as the rest!!! It was actually for me!!! Joel, JC and the rest of the K.T surfing crews came to visit me....i was so happy to see the rest of the gang and chatted for a while. Im only allowed 10 minutes to chat wif them as im under quarantine and they are not allowed to see me.
I made my way through the guard. It was so sweet that the surfers came to visit...thank you guys!!

Day 3- My final day...i call up JC in the morning hoping that he can come pick me up as Joel already left to Chendor hoping for some better waves as K.T is full of rain and strong wind.
At 11 am, the nurse come to me and tell me im allowed to discharge cos im tested NEGATIVE!!!
YahOOooOooOo...finally my days in Hospital is over!!! Im so so happy!! At noon im already at the beach waiting to surf....

So for you guys who are travelling to East Coast, try to avoid Ice Cube, Keropok Lekor just for a short while. This is just a temporary outbreak........until then, dont want to hear any surfers got quarantine in Hospital for COLERA!! hahahaahh Peace.....

Never too young or too old to LEARN SURFING

This write-up is just a dedication for those people out there who like to find out more about surfing and also learning to surf in Malaysia. Before i even start writing more, i just want to remind you guys that surfing is the one of most wonderful thing that happen in my life.

Off course surfing is never easy to pick up as many beginner started surfing the wrong way. You need someone to actually guide you or even give you surfing lesson. I know this might cost you a bit but it is worth every penny and save up your learning period. Then people always think that you gotta be fit to be a surfer, you might be wrong. Let me explain this.....

I was so skeptical when i started picking up surfing many years back. I was 105 kgs and i was so broke during that time as im not from a rich family and im still studying. My first question was am i too fat to learn surfing and how much it cost to surf? Do i need to buy all the equipments, clothings and so on???
It doesnt matter what race you are, what size you are, what age you are, what gender you are, how much money you have, how good looking or ugly you are...
It is always possible if you have to passion for something.

1. Surfing Lesson- In Cherating, you probably pay around RM50-RM100 for surfing lesson per day (couple of hours), you need 2-5 days lesson split up into few weeks.

2. Surfboard- You DONT NEED to buy a board when you are learning surfing, just hire a surfboard in Cherating which cost you about RM50-RM100 a day. You only buy surfboard when you are more familiar with surfing. Dont waste your money, you might not even like surfing!!!! But i hope you like it...heheheheheeh
Never learn surfing on a shortboard, it will slow down your surfing process....take up surfing on a soft top surfboards or longboards.

3. Clothing- For Guys, you probably need a boardshort and rash guard (lycra t-shirt). But if you dont have, just get knee length light material pant and t-shirt is good enough. Never go topless on a soft top boards(surf school board) as it will give you rashes after surfing..cos your skin rubs on the rubber material during surfing on the salty water...
For Girls, you probably need a boardshort and rash guard as well. But if you dont have, just get knee length light material pant and t-shirt is good enough. Never wear a bikini top to surf when you are learning...your bikini will just slides off!! This is a reminder for the new surfer girls. Or even causes you rashed riding on the soft boards. Just wear what you can afford and have.......

4. Money- You dont need alot of money to learn surfing........the experience is priceless....

5. Transport- If you dont have car, just hitch a ride with some of the surfers from KL during the weekend to Cherating. You can split the cost of traveling. Or else, just get a bus ride to Cherating.

6. Hotel- There are many hotel & guesthouse in Cherating ranging from RM30 to RM500 per nite. All depending how much you can afford. Sharing a room on a guesthouse is the cheapest way there.

Tbc.........

P/S- It is hard to explain to you how we felt about surfing...its like explaining colors to you guys in words...you have to experience it to know it!!!!

First Swell 28th Oct- 1st Nov 09'

Just started my first journey to the East Coast this monsoon season and here are the wonderfull 5 days journey begins...

Day 1- Surf Spot "Belakang Sekolah", Chendering, Kuala Terengganu

Secluded beach break behind a local school. Whole day with no wind, waist to chest height when set rolls in with only 5 surfers in the water. Easily 4 to 7 turns on each waves. Classic location that only surfable when small swell. A really good start for me for the first day....exhausted!!!

Day 2- Surf Spot "Batu Buruk" Kuala Terengganu

Its a beach break on a nice commercialized beach with many facilities and locals hanging out. Was lucky enough with glassy day again with bigger swell as Belakang Sekolah didnt work so this is my spot for the day.
Manage to meet up with some of the local K.Terengganu surfing crew. It was fun and they are really mellow and cool guys. We surf together and waves were so clean and glassy the whole day.
I would say i surf about 8 to 9 hours a day till im worn out!!!! Did a few sms back to KL to some of my surfers friends to come up to KT for the cool waves but mostly say No due to long distance travelling.
Except for Joel, Brenda and Alice who decided to come on Friday morning as this was the peak of the week.

Day 3- Surf Spot "Batu Buruk" Kuala Terengganu

Met up with our KL gang and head up straight to Batu Buruk and they were amazed by the waves. Although it was a rainy day but the waves was simple Beautiful!!!!!! Another glassy day at K.T and it was a weekend holiday in K.T on Friday. So here we are, a small gathering with the whole surfing crews from Kuala Terengganu!!! We were very very honored to met up with them. Not to mentioned our 1st surfer from K.T and the legend who brought surfing to K.T (the brothers) J.C and J.D. Respect to the brothers who willing to teach and bring up surfing in Kuala Terengganu.
Everyone was stoked on the waves and we just surf and surf the whole day. At sets, we get overhead waves rolling in.....simple too sweet.
I stay out whole day....soaked wet till i reach the hotel in the nite. Awesome day......

Day 4- Surf Spot "Batu Buruk" Kuala Terengganu

Another rainy day and we were expecting another glassy day with bigger waves today. Unfortunately the waves was smaller (about shoulder height) with slight wind. Joel & Brenda decided to surf as the shape of the waves is still good. I didnt go in cos i was on a slight fever due to yesterday all day out in the water. At about 10:30am, storm hits right in and waves was rather messy but surfable and we decided to take a break.
A call back to Raymond to check on how the swell is doing in Kijal but no one picks up the phone. So we thought that Kijal might be glassier with small waves. Then we decided to head to Cherating hoping for a
cleaner waves....and due to my fever as well. So we say Goodbye with the whole K.T surfing crews and somehow they were kinda sad that we are leaving since we bond so well from the beginning. But everyone knows that we will be back again.....I would like to say Thank You guys for such a wonderfull week in K.T. Especially J.C who brought me everywhere to surf and absence for a day work so we can surf together and Faizal for a ride to K.T.
We reach Kijal at about 2pm ( 2 hours from K.T)
and we were so dissapointed as the swell was really small and the waves were so so choppy. We guess we made the wrong choice leaving K.T......none of us went out to surf, just hang out and sleep on a hammock in Kijal.

Day 5- Surf Spot, Kijal, Terengganu

Reach Kijal from Cherating at about 8am and wind was pretty soft but swell was rather small with full tide...so more of a soft and fat waves for the morning. Decided to go in to try out....
didnt work out so i changed to a fun board, just cruising with it......At about lunch, i decided to have a break just watching the rest surfing. You wouldnt believe how many surfers actually starting to surf and
seeing so many new surfers really stoked me out. I guess its our different culture here, the more surfers here the more merrier it is. Unlike many other place, surfers prefer lesser crowds. For me, its more about having
fun and enjoying the waves.......
After lunch we decided to head home and come back again when the next swell hits......here i am, writing this blog on a early Monday morning...in the city with no waves, praying for the next swell.

P/S- Sorry guys, no more surfing pics from me as i have no more DSLR camera with me and i couldnt afford one anytime soon. So most of my pics are from my mobile phone. Hope one day i will buy another DSLR to shower you guys with more pics.

Accomodation:

Kuala Terengganu- One of the best homestay i've ever stayed in my life with such a nice rooms and affordable price. RM30 for 2 single bed with a/c. RM50 for 4 beds with a/c. What else you can ask for???

Palm Lodge Villa
1308, Ibai Jaya 7,
Green Acres Golf & Country Resort
20400 Kuala Ibai, Terengganu
Ms. Kelly Keng 012-929 1588

Surfing Chendor

Chendor was the most talked about during the last surfing season as it produces the most consistent waves during the whole season. I was there last Christmas and i was so stoked that on that day the waves was pealing from dust till dawn. Let alone only 5 of us in the water enjoying the waves all by ourself!!!

In my blog itself, many has warn the new surfers on the danger of surfing in Chendor beach. It is not as bad as described but for newbies, surfing on the lower beach break is the best deal. Never try to paddle to the main point and surf with the more experience surfers. Your inexperience surfing skill will not only danger yourself but to other surfers as well....especially if u r waiting for waves down the lines. Often the more experience surfers will take off right in front of the rocks thus your chances of getting waves is almost impossible. So just chill out and learn on the lower beach break and watch how this more experience surfers surf....



It is not easy to access to Chendor beach break. It is located 10 minutes drive away from Cherating. The main break is almost 20 minutes walk from the secluded beach parking area. Car break-in are common here....park at own risk.
If u opt. to drive your car all the way to the break, you can do so by driving a 4X4 all the way in through the sandy beach. But remember to drive out once the tides comes in or else get ready to swipe away by the waves!!!!
There is another alternate route driving through the jungle with your normal car but car break-in is often in the jungle too....Sounds like alot of hassle rite? Hitch a ride with some of the locals sounds more interesting!!!
Or just settle and surf in Cherating is the best deal...

This is just abit of advice from a inexperience surfers like me. If u never been to any new spots, just sit by the beach and watch how is the beach situation and ask the locals before heading into the waves.

A Malaysian Surfer Gurl stories...Part 2

My days in Solscape, Raglan is getting better each day other with good people around. Too many parties, poker night, movie night.. etc.. Time flies when you're having a good time ay, it has almost come to my second month in Raglan. Im still having fun... more fun each time actually.. My routine in Raglan is get up at 6am everyday without failed cause early bird get the worms,surf for 3 hours then work at Sol for 1.5 hours to pay off my rent, lunch then surf again, dinner, movie/poker night...

Gosh !!!! i miss those time very much.. i remember pretty well that when i first paddled out to the line up at Manu bay, i was impressed by the local groms and girl surfing. HOLY shit !! they farking rips... its a whole different level of surfing here. surfing standard here is so high.. I don't think the rest of the world realise what they have in New Zealand.

However the thought of somewhere completely different, like New Zealand, is a destination on the mind of everyone. Once they get here they will be blown away.Winter has arrived, everyone in solscape started leaving the ugly weather ahead. i was pretty excited about spending my first winter in my life abroad though. weather is getting real cold in Raglan each day especially for me coming from a tropical country.
i saw hail first time in my life on the 24th june. it was pretty cool to see.. i was jumping with joy in the station house when i saw the deck filled with white pieces of ice.. people around me think i was crazy cause it was 1 degree celcius and everyone is freezing their butt off and stay as close as possible to the fire place.. it was a radical experience for sure.

Something interesting and exciting just about to happen. it falls on the 5th July 2008, Frenchie Steven and I drove to Piha from Raglan on a sunny winter day. Steven has ordered a custom board from Brad and we are gonna watch him shaping it. how often do you get the opportunity to do this ay? We are just bunch of lucky bastard and bitches to have him as a friend.
i was pretty excited to see the process of how a board been made closely too. We were given mask to cover our noses from the foam. Frenchie was sitting there quietly with anticipation of his new born lethal weapon!

there's up and down in my journey in new zealand, people in and out my life.. this is first time in my life, by myself in a new country, new place, new friends.. new friends became close friend and we treat each other like a big family... i was taking over housesitting for the dutchies for 3 weeks, i never liked cat in my life before i left home, but i found my new best friend - King Tubby, he's a fat as cat that live in the house. the first couple of days, i couldnt sleep cause of him making noises due to he isn't used to me.. but after we became good mates. he sleeps with me too.King Tubby changed me...

Well, brief story about my aussie trip.. i was staying with my friend in Maroubra Beach for 2 weeks . had a couple days of ok surf..then head up to Byron Bay to hunt for waves but i had no luck.. it's flat!!! neither Coolangatta was working well.. 2ft hauling onshore.. it's pretty deceptive. I was basically gave up surfing on the east coast of OZ.. instead of surfing.. went up party with some mates in "surfers paradise" then head to Fraser Island for few days.

we were on self drive adventure safari.. it's pretty fun trip though. then i continue my journey down south to Victoria.. spent a night in Melbourne city then head straight to the coast.. world famous bell beach in Torquay.. i love Torquay the most out of so many places i've been in aussie.. surf was pretty fun and good.. had a ball in torquay..then rented a car drive myself through the Great Ocean Road.. went to check out the 12 apostles and lord arc gorge.. pretty stunning view and amazing how mother nature created such a artistic picture on the coast.. Torquay just reminded me so much about Raglan.. Surfing town packed with good people and nice coast to stay in. but Oz can never live up like Nz to be honest. =p Victoria basically was my last stop.. flew back to NZ on the 2nd Oct 08.. when nearer to event, i was pretty excited to go back to nz .. i was really looking forward to that..

Surf Boat "Malaysia"

Just spoken to Pak Din from (Don't Tell Mama) and looks like we will be firing our surf trip around the coast this year with this little monster 100 horsepower dingy boat. We will be surfing and doing photo sessions with this little cookie monster!!!!!! Anyone up for it???

A Malaysian Surfer Gurl Stories....

“The world is a book and those who do not travel read only one page.”

Traveling is always my passion since young.. im an adventurous dork and a sucker for extreme sport ..i started my travel 6 years ago and the travel bugs just never stopped biting me since then... i picked up surfing end of 2005, started mugging around with the giant soft top board in sunway lagoon for my first time in "surfing" but didnt managed to stand up til i got into Bali. Bryan was the one who introduced me to surfing. Thanks dude.. No regrets... haha.. the memory of my first stand up wave is still pretty fresh in my head eventhough its few years ago.. i remember pretty well it was a hot sunny day at Kuta beach. For sure, i didnt managed to stand up on my first, second or third attempt.. wipe out, got hit by the board, u named it...almost got me gave up trying to surf. But once i got my first ever wave, i was stoked as and screamed to the world that finally i DID it after all the hard work!! it paid off!!Surfing needs heaps of patience and determination for sure..

since then, im hooked. i started my first monsoon in Cherating by renting boards from Mimi's back in 2005 then finally i bought my first board end of 2006 from Bali. Got a 6'5, 20 and 2 1/2 stick to start with. it's perfect for beginner like me then i spent a month up in Cherating during 2006 monsoon to work on my surfing then had a surf trip with Bryan, Joel and Leo to the Philippines. We didn't get much surf over there due to the wrong season and also i just started surfing but the roadtrip was memorable. Im sure you guys(Bryan, Joel and Leo) know what i mean.. haha..My job as a freelancer allows me to travel anytime to surf but i didnt take surfing too seriously back then cause we live in the no waves land.. So I picked up bowl skating with Fellas Bryan, Joel and Leh.. All of us will go skate together on Friday night or whenever we're free.. Skating in the bowl = surfing on concrete.. it's tough.. i got injured most of the time when i just started.. but its fun after all. just imagining yourself riding a static waves.. how cool is that ay? since then, i travel everywhere with my surfboard along with my skate board.


one day in 2007, i decided to take a year break from work and home... i have chose New Zealand cause there's a tie with our government on Working Holiday Visa. I applied it and got the visa within 48 hours. Easy as.. it was a tough decision to leave everything behind but I was ecstatic and look forward to start a new life in a new place.. finally i make my way out of my comfort zone on the 28th Feb 2008. i was pretty nervous of course to start a new life in a new place and meeting people from around the world.. but i was ready to embark and embrace a new life..

“A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.”

On the 29th feb 08, my plane has finally arrived in the land of the long white clouds after a long haul flight from Bangkok..As the plane starts its descend downwards I know I will be looking out the window to a place I will be calling home for the year ahead of me. The smile on my face would be bright enough to light any dark corners of any room. That same adrenalin rushing through my body with excitement will start as my heart beats faster with every moment that passes. its a sunny end of summer day, prob 25 degree. came with a backpack on my back .after cleared from custom, i push my trolley around the airport to find the best way to get into the city as my journey in Aotearoa about to begin... hopped into the airbus, everything i hear and see are so new to me..it's hell of a different country that i used to... people are so friendly and the surrounding are breathtaking.

I didnt bring my board to New Zealand cause i know i could get a board at cheaper price here. I got a custom board made from a shaper i know before i left so its ready for me when i arrived. went to pick up my board from the surf shop and got my necessity for surfing .. first of all, i need to get a wetsuit eventhough its summer but the water temperature isnt as warm as the one i used to.. got myself a Rip Curl 3/2 steamer to start with.. feeling of surfing with wetsuit was the weirdest feeling ever.. i felt restrained on my move.. but i got used to it after couple of days.. i started with couchsurfing for my first 2 weeks in New Zealand.. i was surprised how warmth people are in NZ.. and couchsurfing is defo highly recommended for travelers to know the local and custom etc.. spent couple of nights in Auckland suburb North Shore then headed up to Ahipara.. the beginning of 90 miles beach.. its a beautiful place.. there have one of the best left hander too in NZ called shipwrecks bay but need a fairly big swell to wrap around. when the west coast is too big to surf then this place would work.. i was in Ahipara for 10 days, no surf til my last evening there. managed to catch couple of rides there. surfing in cold water with wetsuits defo is harder than you thought. it takes heaps out of ya..

my host brought me onto a yacht race on the east coast called Opua, i was damn lucky to stay a night in the yacht and cruised the famous attraction called Bay of islands for FREE where people pay hundreds.. that was my first time had the freshest mussels in my life too.. spent total of 2 weeks up in northland.. few days in keri - keri before i start my roadtrip with a canadian mate down the west coast to catch Jack Johnson concert..



we rented a camper van from Wicked campers and begin our surf roadtrip...first destination was at Piha then Raglan... Piha is a rugged black sand beach with gnarly waves, its the nearest beach to Auckland. it has its good fun days too.. next is Raglan, everyone i know in NZ told me good things about Raglan. i was really anxious to check out this place myself.. i had this strong feeling that Raglan is gonna be my home for the rest of my trip when i first arrived there.

Raglan is best known for its surf. Eight kilometres from the Raglan township is a series of surf breaks including Indicators, Whale Bay, and Manu Bay. Manu Bay was featured in the 1966 movie The Endless Summer . i only spent couple of days there this trip cause was racing against time to catch Jack Johnson concert down south in New plymouth.. After the concert, we headed east and passed Taupo.. Lake Taupo is the largest lake by surface area in New Zealand, and the largest freshwater lake by surface area in Oceanie.Taupo is best known for its skydiving activity too. i did a 15,000 ft with 1 min freefall... i never felt so free in my life.. its defo one of the craziest
thing i ever done in my life..

with the no waves search on the east coast, we headed back to west coast for the last few days of our roadtrip and camped out at Muriwai Beach and Maori Bay.

After we split, i bought myself a campervan named MAXINE. i fell in love at the first sight when i saw her at the backpackers car market. i was in bundle of joy while driving down south on SH1. arrived safely in Raglan with Maxine but surf was flat. I was doing couchsurfing for the first couple of days then i found this place called Solscape which filled with amazing people with great energy. they do take up WOOFERS so i signed up to be one. i was pretty anxious of what kind of job they gonna put me in since i have no experience cleaning or anything. so my first day of work is cleaning. met German -Mijram and English-Jennifer in Overlander and started to make beds, cleaning toilet, sweep and mopping floors. it was pretty strange at first but i enjoyed doing it after cuz i never had to do it back home. it's good to have humble experience after all. Being a WOOFERs taught me one thing which is i get to put myself in other people shoes that do cleaning routine for living. On the same day, i was invited to join a birthday BBQ party by this Dutch couple. Remco and Sanne, we became real good friends.

At the same time, i met other nice people too. Josh and Tom. We all got along real well since our eyes met. After spending a week in Raglan with beautiful people, good surf and nice township, i started to love this place. On the other hand, I found out there's a skatepark in town too and it turned out to be the best bowl i've skated so far in NZ. So when there's no surf, you'll find me skating in the bowl...

TO BE CONTINUED....

Surfing the Concrete with new SECTOR 9 boards...

Sector 9 is in our market recently under Billabong Malaysia. Have a look at their new range of Sector 9 skateboards selection!!!! Really cool stuff.....i have a Sector 9 skateboard myself. This is your training if u r not surfing....this boards allow you to practice your movement of carving and flowing just like surfing. Lookout for the nearest Sector 9 in store....


COSMIC SIRIES WEAVE SECTOR 9
The Cosmic Weave is a classic Cosmic 2 shape which features fiberglass/maple construction pressed into a convex mold with a smooth barrel concave and a nice rolling kicktail. Great for all kinds of carving and cruising.Deck 38.0""L x 8.5"W x 25.375"WB ,Trucks 8.375" Gullwing Mission,Wheels 65mm/78a Nineball Wheels,Bearings Abec 5 Greaseball Bearings,Hardware Full Grip Tape w/ Die cut for logo, 1.5" Bolt Pack, Angled Risers


GRINDER COSMIC SIRIES SECTOR 9
The deck from the Cosmic Series consists of 4 ply maple sandwiched into two layers of fibreglass! Make your way to school, work or uni with a smile on your face! This longboard is cool for downhills! High quality by Sector9 - Length: 46" (approx. 117cm), Width: 9.5" (approx. 24cm),Trucks: Gullwing Alpine 9" (approx. 23cm),Wheels: Nineball 70mm/78a,Bearings: Abec 5 Greaseball
Hardware: Full grip tape w/ Die cut for logo, 1.5" Bolt Pack, Mini Risers..

COSMIC BAMBOO SUNSET SECTOR 9.
The BAMBOO Sunset is a fast, smooth riding board. The deck features a "W" concave and mild camber to add to its strength while still allowing a nice amount of flex. Deck 42.0" L x 9.5" W Trucks 10" Gullwing Charger Trucks Wheels 74mm/75a Nineball Wheels Bearings Abec 5 Greaseball Bearings Hardware Clear Grip Tape, 1.5" Bolt Pack

BINTANG COSMIC SERIES SECTOR 9
Dialed to flow more like a surfboard, and with wave graphics to match, this skate is the perfect cruzing board. Details include an easy flex and flow enabled by the use of fiberglass and camber, and an 8.5 x 38” deck. Trucks: 8.375" Gullwing Mission, Wheels: 65mm/78a Nineball Wheels, Bearings: Abec 5 Greaseball Bearings. Sector 9.