Surfer Girl SALTY Gold Coast Qld Australia

What can a Curvy Girl wear surfing? There is such a problem to find suitable surf gear for a curvy girl. I don't want my bosom to fall out or my butt to be in the air with the bikini bottoms on the floor. I do need bust support. I have been surfing for 36 years and this is what I have found works.  A sports crop top, you have to wear it in the water to ensure the side seams don't give you a rash. I have at present New Balance, Kmart or Ripcurl ones.  The bottoms can me any bikini bottom that comfortable. There is NO more matchy matchy with colours any more. This is you don't have to match colours anymore. Over the top, I wear a men's rashie/wetshirt usually Quiksilver or Billabong. The men's ones are higher up on the neck for sun protection. The bottoms are any lycra short shorts at the moment I have Roxy and Adidas. All of these are available at the Central Park Plaza Ashmore Outlets on the Gold Coast.  Online from there stores.  Surfstitch  Surfstitch has a good r

Growing up and Learning to Surf at BONDI BEACH  I grew up surfing at Bondi Beach Sydney Australia, during the '80s, there were only 4 girls that surfed at the time: Me, Pauline, Prue and Lisa. Bondi is a tiny city beach and in the summer you can only surf on the south end of the beach making it even smaller. It was so crowded that I longed for those choppy blown out days so I could get a wave to myself.  First I had a surf mat then I had a boogie board, I always loved the ocean. I used to ride my bike down and surf on my boogie board then go play basketball in the Bondi Pavillion, with whoever turned up to play. Learning to surf took forever there were no surf schools in existence. It was a matter of getting a surfboard and doing it.  My brother got a Mark Richards Twin Fin and he hardly used it at the time because he was into Rap Dancing, he used to take a ghetto blaster ( a stereo) and dance in the city on the street with friends. I borrowed it and was determined to surf out the