Surf World

40% OFF SALE + NEW BOARDS IN STOCK All clothing, sandals, sunglasses & hats — Men’s, Women’s & Kids — NOW 40% OFF

Rashguards for men, women & kids — 40% OFF

New 7'2" Funshape Surfboards — $360

New Paddle Boards starting at $550 10' and 10'6" available now.

Come grab the goods before they’re gone.

Need a SUP we’ve got some deals you don’t want to miss. $599 for a board with padded day bag and a paddle. $575 if you buy 2.

There it is the last Skinner surfboard l made that’s going to be sold out of Surf World. Enjoy your new board! We’re still going to be making boards, they just won’t be sold out of Surf World.

Design1 6’10 1970 surfboard. $500

Design 1 (also styled Design One) was a short-lived East Coast surfboard brand produced by Surf Jet Manufacturing in Deer Park, Long Island, New York, roughly 1967–1970. 
Your board’s prominent “Design 1” logo (in the characteristic ornate, multi-colored lettering) and the circular “WAVEHOG / DESIGN 1 – INSPIRED / AUTHENTIC / GRADE-A” stamp match the branding used by this company.
Key details
• Manufacturer: Surf Jet Manufacturing, a large (≈20,000 sq ft) factory operation bankrolled by Huntington Hartford (A&P supermarket fortune heir). It aimed for high-volume production (estimates around 3,000 boards per year at peak) with modern facilities including multiple shaping stalls and extensive glassing racks. 
• Location: Deer Park / Industry Park, Long Island, NY — an unusual base for a surf brand at the time, far from California or Hawaii.
• Team / shapers & models: The company recruited well-known names for models and promotion, including:
• Butch Van Artsdalen
• Fred Hemmings (1968 World Champion)
• Rodney Sumpter
• Dennis (sometimes listed as Bill) Choate
• Others associated with the operation included Dick Catri (team leader) and shapers such as Mike Createau (“Great White”). Models referenced in period material and surviving examples include Slider, Fred Hemmings model, Reflector, and Bunger-related designs. 
• Era & style: Late 1960s into the early shortboard transition / early 1970s. Boards often feature period details such as flipped or “swoop” noses, fuller fun-shape outlines, and typical glassing of the time. Surviving examples in collections (e.g., Coronado Surf & Lifestyle Museum) are typically in the 7’0”–7’6” range with various widths and thicknesses suited to the era. 
• “Wavehog” stamp: This appears to be a specific model name or quality/grade designation used by Design 1 / Surf Jet (distinct from the modern Sunova Wavehog or other “Wave Hog”/“Waterhog” boards). The stamp on your yellow board (“DESIGN 1 – INSPIRED / AUTHENTIC / GRADE-A”) reinforces it as an original Design 1 product.

Skip the Botox, hit Surf World instead.
She just ghosted her filler appointment because the only thing getting plumped today is her shopping bags. GPS programmed, chains swinging, racing to 4411 N Federal Hwy for the store-closing free-for-all. Everything must go… and so should you.

Surf World Surf Shop is closing its doors—it’s the end of an era, we've been at this since 1997. To every customer who’s walked through our doors over the years: Thank You! You’ve been the best part of this ride, and we’re genuinely grateful for the support and the laughs. We should have made a reality show.. It would have been a hit for sure.

Everything in the shop is now ON SALE —surfboards, skateboards, skimboards, clothing, sunglasses, bikinis, and so much more. Come grab some deals while you still can. It’s been an absolute blast.

Tomorrow.

Original 6’2 Lost hand painted Drew Brophy from the 90’s!