👉 Surfs, a term that originated in the surfing community, refers to the act of riding a wave. It involves riding a wave on a surfboard or other equipment while standing on the waves. Surfs are typically skilled and experienced individuals who have mastered their craft by learning from others and practicing regularly. Surfs can be found in various forms, including surfer trucks, surfboards, and surfboards with fins. They also include surfers who ride large wave riders, such as surfer twins

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👉 Surfships, also known as surfers' ships, are a type of sailboat that is popular in surfing events and competitions. These boats were originally designed for use on the ocean waves but have since been adapted to be used on the surfboards of surfers. Surfships typically feature a single mast with two sails, usually one long and one short, which allow them to move at high speeds while maintaining stability. They are often equipped with a keel that helps them navigate

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👉 Surfside Supply: A small store selling surf and beach supplies to visitors in a secluded, sheltered area by the seafront, typically with limited staff or no staffing at all. Detailed definition includes: a) Surf supply shop; b) Shop that specializes in surf equipment such as surfboards, wetsuits, and other protective gear for surfing; c) A small business that is closed to regular visitors but has local customers who visit frequently for beach activities. Surfside Supply typically has limited staff or no staffing available.

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