It fits like a glove but worn in warm conditions…..
Yes, I am talking about my Surf Sock!
Hi you lovely folk.
Being a full-time working woman and a part-time surfer girl requires a lot of travel time trying to fit it all in. Which also requires the right equipment to travel with.
I have never been a chunky surfboard bag person, and the amount of melted wax on my car seats is getting a bit ridiculous. So I have been looking for a surfboard sock everywhere and came across this beautiful brand: Chill Winston.
Their beautiful range comes in bursts of colours that you can mix and match according to your liking, and the funky handmade stretchy material allows for manageable dressing.
Not to mention that I found a bunch of other cool products on the Chill Winston shop and cannot wait to complete my range. Thank you, chill Winston, for making my surf experience soooo pretty and chilled!
Advice from a surfer girl :
Stay Warm
Arrive warm! I live in my Ug boots. Sometimes it takes a bit of time sussing the waves out and chatting to mates. It often requires moving destinations if the conditions aren’t right too. Comfort and warmth are vital to enjoying the full experience.
cape Town water is freezing – so a pool poncho to slip the wetsuit off after surf comes in handy too. (This way, you don’t feel overexposed in the parking lot)
Keep your Surfboard out of the sun. Not only do you want to avoid further damage to bumps. You don’t want your wax melting and getting messy! This is hazardous – This is where your Surfboard sock comes in!
Practice in the water and out of the water.
There are many aspects to surfing: balance, fitness and mental game. Learn to live a healthy life. Do daily exercises that improve your balance and meditate to become focused.
Be patient and learn to laugh.
Surfing takes a long time to progress. It is extremely frustrating initially, watching friends ride the waves while you spend your time nose-diving. Not everyone has the luxury of spending time in the water every day, so you have to change your mindset and appreciate it anytime you get in the water. Understand that it takes time, and be conscious of all the little things you learn along the way! It is NOT about shredding the waves on the first day. This can take years. You have to learn to laugh along the way.
Take care of your skin and hair.
A lot of time in the sun and sea can be damaging to our skin. I find Rubber Ducky Surf creme works the best. It does not give me breakouts and is completely waterproof.
As for my hair, I keep Moroccan Oil in my car. Apart from the fact that it smells so good, you could eat it! Moroccan oil tames the frizz and treats the hair from breakage, leaving your salty beach hair looking lush!
Get Your Surf On, Get Your Sock On ! – Life Retreat
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Fits like a glove, and so beautiful #surfsock
Too schweet will this fit my shlongboard?
Hi Rob. As far as I know, they have Surf Socks to fit all boards: Please have a look at the Chill Winstan website: http://www.chillwinstan.com
Cool
I agree surfing takes a while to really get the basics pinned down but its oh so rewarding
I agree