<b> Overall:</b> This shop is small and has little inventory but what they do have in stock is decent. They have a large flip-flop selection even for the little ones. The employees are helpful and nice. <br /><br /><b>Value:</b> All surf clothing is way overpriced. It doesn't matter where you go. O'Neil sweatshirts were priced at 65$!!!<br /><br /><b>Service:</b> Good.<br /><br /><b>Quality:</b> Average. Some clothing is made cheaply and some is not. You are paying for the lable in surfwear.<br />

I've been going to Wavelines for a very long time now. They have everything for skating, snowboarding, and surfing. Their clothes are a bit less expensive than other shops around the area (K5 for example). The workers are really nice and friendly and they are always down to help. Usually at surf shops I feel like the employees feel they are better than me, but not here. I recommend becoming a member for 5 bucks, and they send you a postcard three times a year about their sales and, you always get a member price when you go in.

I&#39;ve been going to Wavelines for a very long time now. They have everything for skating, snowboarding, and surfing. Their clothes are a bit less expensive than other shops around the area (K5 for example). The workers are really nice and ...

Great!: The people there are great. They know what their talking about and can help you with just about anything!

Although this place is not big, it has what you need. Surf wax by the door. Some decent boards (dont think i would buy one here though, probably buy one at surfride or mitchs) but their wetsuit and clothing deals are great. Every year they send me a postcard with 20% savings, which is killer. You go there and stock up on killer threads. They always seem to have great threads for a decent price (esp if you throw in the discount) You probably have to shop there one to get on the mailing list though.

PROS: great selection and good discounts
CONS: not that big