Our friend Tai of Single fin got him self a blog, check out Mister Buddha. He’ll update you with sweet photos from his home Bali and adventures around. Love the logo of his blog and if I’m guessing right it’s his talented girlfriend Helle who made it. Tai recently won Deus‘ competition “Slidetoberfest” and the price was a
Mick’s face was one of the first one who greeted us when we arrived to the Bing surfboard factory on the hill in Encinitas. He has a face you rember, it’s the archetype of the American dream with a perfect smile. I remember I wondered if all Californian guys were gonna look like that, later
So happy that we got in contact with Israel Preciado, he took us to this amaing surfspot almost everyday we were in Sayulita. Showed us the best taco stands, gave us a house to stay in, brought us on a road trip, introduced us to his cool friends, learned us all important Spanish we needed,
Look what we just found outside of our balcony! Uuh, once our eyes got use to heir looks in all the green we could point out 14 of them in our little backyard jungle.
Sayulita is filled with small shops, but Gypsy Galeria really stands out from the rest. It’s Israel’s girlfriend Kelly who together with her parents run the store. They travel all over Mexico to collect these treasures. Luckily for my budget I have to think twice before buying anything cause we carry everything we own on
Linn got a pinkish, polished, Bing mini simmons with glassed on fins and a ceder stringer. No one really knows what color it is, it’s like a cameleont, sometimes it’s vintage golden, sometimes it’s yellow peach and sometimes it’s something else. When i surf it it’s yellowish, but when Linn surf it is always pink
If you find yourself in Sayulita, Mexico try the Burrito Revolution’s vegetarian burrito, it’s amazing!
We met up with one of the best longboarders in Mexico. Israel Preciado is a Mexican surfer born and raised in Sayulita, a get away surf paradise in the northern Pacific Coast of Mexico. He started surfing as a little kid and has always had a thing for bigger longer boards, back in the days
