Tuesday, February 20, 2007
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A pictorial journey into the hilarity that is surfing in Southern California – with a focus on poor etiquette, bad photography, body contortions, overcrowding, and bad surfing.
Stop by daily to see if you've been caught doing your best stinkbug power-squat...and please, don't be afraid to be my muse!
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GAH! wtf? What Costco is this?
Oh, and the tag on the box says "Counter Culture Hand Shaped Short Boards" Ugh.
That's just wrong. Not a little wrong--completely wrong.
Yes, the costco here in Honolulu has carried them for a year at least. I know some people who have bought them as their "crappy board when I have visitors who want to learn how to surf". But still, everytime I go to Costco, I see one being bought. And to think how many shapers there are on the island....
Some of those shapes are actually ok being popouts! HOT!
ATTENTION ALL SHOPPERS
BLUE LIGHT SPECIAL
buy a 50 gallon drum of salsa and get a chineese surfboard for $99.95
somf
Over the counter culture, gross.
Maui Costco has carried boards by Realm and Counter Culture for at least 5 years now.
They are decent and put surfboards within the reach of more locals with their low price tag.
I wish the big stores were not here but since they were allowed to come in, they may as well sell what is in demand.
it's all about economics. Ford, GM, Chevy vs. Toyota. We all know who is winning the battle.
Don't be stupid when you can buy 2 Costco boards for the price of 1.5 CI boards.
Costco $200/board
Channel Island $500+/board
Unless you are sponsored by the big names and getting all your boards for free, more expensive doesn't necessarily mean better. A high percentage of boards are NOT hand-made any more so why the HIGH price?
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