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SAVING YOUR HAIR FROM THE SEA
Ok, my salty sea people! Over the many years of surfing and being a surf instructor, I was asked many, many times... "How do you take care of your hair, being in the sun and salt everyday?!"
Well, it's been a major challenge. Here are a few things I do to help keep my hair somewhat manageable. (read more)
The Siren’s Guide to Swimwear 2023
Another trip around the sun, another line-up of bikini companies.
AT SEA
To elevate yourself in life can mean so many things, but to physially elevate yourself might be... (read more)
Siren Flies to the BAHAMAS and Does the GUSSI KERATIN TREATMENT in Her Hotel Room
Ever wondered what it would be like to fly private jet to a luxury resort in the Bahamas? Siren takes off for a job and manages to squeeze in the Gussi Keratin Treatment in her spare time.
HOW TO INSTALL A BIMINI TOP
Captain Hal Tarpley walks us through the process of installing a bimini to a flats boat with custom hardware.How to Install a Bimini Top
The Legendary Ta Chiao CT 54: A Sailing Icon's Rich History
The Ta Chiao CT 54 is not just a sailing yacht; it's a symbol of Taiwanese craftsmanship, design excellence, and a passion for the open sea. Its history is intertwined with the vision of Bob Perry and the dedication of the craftsmen at Ta Chiao Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. As we look back on the legacy of the CT 54, we are reminded of the enduring appeal of classic sailboats and the dream of setting sail on a vessel that is both a work of art and a reliable companion on the world's oceans.
THE FIN DEBATE
Single Fin vs. 2+1
Ahhh…. THAT question. The one that makes some people want to pull their hair out because “single fin is THE WAY”, and makes others want to go into scientific detail on the differences and uses for each. Well over here, we’re the latter. We don’t pick sides, we just know which is better for which board, location, wave and condition, and we choose accordingly. When it comes to which is better…? Neither. They both have a place that depends on a multitude of circumstances. Let’s work through this as painlessly as we can…
LONGBOARD FINS- RAKE vs. PIVOT
In this short series of articles I’m going to break down the basics of fins specifically longboard fins. Starting off the series with a quick rundown of the differences between pivot fins and fins with more... (read more)
LURES vs. BAIT
The question you’ve all been asking yourselves, but never asked.
How to Start a VANAGON DIESEL that’s Been Sitting (Ep. 2)
We let the diesel sit a little too long, but we’ve got that motor running again!
The Siren’s Guide to Swimwear 2022
Here are 18 swimwear companies you might want to know about before you grab that new summer bikini.
The History of SCUBA Diving in 2 Minutes
The mesmerizing world beneath the waves has fascinated humans for centuries, and our desire to explore the mysteries of the deep led to the development of scuba diving. The history of scuba is a thrilling tale of innovation, curiosity, and adventure. Let's take a deep dive into the evolution of scuba diving, from its humble beginnings to the modern, full-blown industry we know today.
We Crossed America to DANCE in the DESERT
From Florida, to Tenessee, to Arizona, and back to Florida in just a few days. Will we make it back to FL in time for Siren to leave the country?!
