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The Harrier is a medium sized raptor known for its slow and smooth hunting style over coastal marshes and grasslands. While hunting, Harriers will stall mid-flight and suspend themselves in the air before aggressively diving for their prey. Our Harrier model also enjoys a slow and smooth style, but can be aggressive when the situation requires. Designed as a shorter glider alternative to the Heron, the Harrier performs well when surfed like a classic log, where cross-stepping and drop-knee turns are encouraged (but not necessary). A perfect board for mellow days spent cruising the coast.
Features:
Relaxed rocker
Pinched rails
Widepoint center
Square tail
Panel “v” through the fin
Hard edge begins around fin box
Singlefin
Recommended size range: 8’0” - 10’0”
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Breezy summer sunsets, evening bonfires with friends, and late night stargazing... built for those perfect summer nights where you just need to take the chill off.
Heavy weight
Intentionally oversized - Order one size down if you’re looking for a better true to fit
100% cotton
Garment dyed
Pre-shrunk (to minimize shrinkage)
Unsex sizing
A mug that moves with you, whether you’re enjoying hot coffee on the beach or enjoying a cold beverage around a campfire.
12 oz mug
Double-walled and vacuum insulated stainless steel
Twist on lid
BPA free
Handwash recommended, but top rack dishwasher safe
Whether you’re checking the surf, doing yoga at the beach, or climbing at the gym, the Ladybird Tee will keep you comfortable and moving throughout your day.
Heavy weight
95% organic cotton 5% spandex
Slim fit
Pre-shrunk (to minimize shrinkage)
Designed with purpose, styled for the journey. The Flyway Cap blends classic five panel design with functional comfort, making it your go-to lid for all your flyways from trailhead to tailgate.
85/15 cotton/nylon
Soft-structured with reinforced flip down mesh support
Five-panel with braid
Flat bill
Adjustable snapback closure
The Heritage pays homage to original surf style and classic fin design. Inspired by traditional pivot templates, this fin is an in-house True Ames design built for those keen to keep alive the longboarding style of past eras. Think leaning way back and pivoting from the tail, finding that perfect trim, and getting locked in on the nose.
This fin is perfectly at home on classic style longboards that have some weight to them and wide square tails. The Heritagesurfs especially well on point-style longboard and beach breaks with waves in the knee to chest-high range.
Step way back, drop knee turn, cross-step, noseride, repeat…
Our take on a classic Pivot-style fin:full of area and minimal rake
Built for noseriders—this fin provides stability and enables maximum tip time
Solid fiberglass construction, flat matte finish
Color: Rotten Avocado
Swooping and darting over open waters, marshes, and fields while foraging for insects, the Swallow is a master at maneuvering through the air. Some species of swallows are even known for migrating the farthest distances among the passerines (aka: perching birds). Mimicking the forked tails and fast, agile flight, the Swallow model is our take on the classic twin fin fish. While the Swallow is capable of groveling in mushy surf, it shines in clean, punchy waves up to a foot or two overhead where speed and agility are assets. A good option for slimming your quiver while migrating over long distances.
Features:
Twin fin
Wide point forward
Beak nose
Single concave through the tail
Glass-on fins recommended
Single foiled or double foiled fins available
Recommended Size Range: 5’3” - 6’3”
Yucca Fins were born from necessity. When Sean Starky couldn’t find fins with the right balance of flex, comfort, and power, he made his own. Designed for performance-first bodysurfing, lifeguarding, and ocean adventures, every fin is built to move with you—fast, responsive, and reliable in any conditions.
Fin Color(s): Teal/Blue/Red Marble
Colors may appear slightly different due to natural rubber dye variations
SHORT BLADE vs LONG BLADE
Short blade fins offer quicker, more responsive kicks—ideal for bodysurfing, lifeguarding, or navigating shorebreak where speed and agility matter. They’re less fatiguing and easier to control, especially in tight surf zones. Long blade fins, on the other hand, generate more thrust per kick, making them better for covering distance or deep-water swimming. It’s a trade-off: short blades = speed and control, long blades = power and distance.
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