1. The Right Wetsuit Makes All the Difference
A well-fitting wetsuit with the right neoprene thickness is essential for winter surfing. It keeps you comfortably warm, even when temperatures drop.
2. Stay Warm with a Dryrobe
A Dryrobe makes changing in cold weather much more comfortable and keeps you warm before and after your session. Simply throw it on over your wetsuit to prevent getting cold.
3. Warm Up from the Inside Out
There’s nothing better than a hot cup of tea on a cold day – whether before or after your session. At SURFTOWN’s free tea station, you can grab a warming drink anytime during the colder months.
4. Fuel Up Before Hitting the Water
Surfing in cold water puts extra demands on your body. A balanced meal before your session gives you the energy you need. Just make sure to eat enough without overdoing it, so you feel light, energized, and ready to perform on your board.
5. Don’t Skip Your Warm-Up
Warming up is especially important when temperatures are low. Get your blood flowing and loosen up your muscles and joints before heading into the water. That way, you'll be fully prepared to make the most of your session.
6. Warm Up Right After Your Session
After catching your last wave, it’s time to warm up! Treat yourself to a hot shower or relax in the Hot Tub. It’s the perfect way to unwind after your session and recharge for your next surf adventure.
