This week we released a new shirt…. but, before we officially released the design we asked the Shaka People Tribe (that's you) to pre-order the shirt as a "mysto shirt" and anyone who takes the chance will get to buy that new mysto shirt for only $10. Catch is the $10 deal was only around for 2 days, then we revealed what the new design. At that point was not a mystery anymore, so the prices shot up to $15. This offer will only be around for the first week. After the first week, you can still purchase the design, but it will be offered at $22. When you pre-order you help us know how many we should print without over doing it or under doing it. We will try...
Lori Strauss is a beautiful 12-year-old girl local to Manhattan Beach, CA. Diagnosed with (Rhabdomyosarcoma Alveolar) stage 4, group 4, childhood cancer 3 years ago, Lori has had over 20 blood transfusions and is in great need of some very expensive chemo treatments. Collectively the Shaka People tribe (that's you!) can help relieve her of some pain. We ask you to donate whatever you can afford, $1 or $1,000,000 -- anything will help. To donate more than $1, simply add more of this download to your cart. Thanks for helping your fellow Shaka People! We will top off the fund by donating 20% of all profits between 04-19-2015 through 05-19-2015. The funds will be donated to Lori Strauss and her family get through this rough patch. Love is the best medicine,...
This month we had the pleasure of donating our time by screen printing t-shirts for the Treasures of Africa orphanage. The shirts were used as a reward for the children when they studied and past a test about how to live a successful life. These shirts were hand delivered by our friend of the sea Andy Langland in Moshi, Tanzania, and the kids were stoked!
Warm seas, green trees, and monkeys, Pura Vida! (translation: Pure Life) The locals use this saying for greetings, goodbyes, thank you's etc. they say it and mean it living the pure life. This was the trip of a lifetime, full of extreme adventures... and of coarse plenty of relaxation. We arrived in Guanacaste in the mid afternoon so stoked to be in Costa Rica but kinda burnt from travel, we went straight out to the ocean. The beach we were staying at does not have waves so we went for a quick swim in the almost 80 degree ocean water, just hung out had a few drinks. But day two, is when the real adventures started. We commandeered a local taxi...
Great waves, nobody in the water, fresh tacos, and ice cold beers! We drove the bus to Baja Mexico, first stop the original Taco Surf. We got in town around noon, and the tide was high, so we sat around drinking beers, and watching the waves as the tide drops and the swell builds. Ended up paddling out around 2:30-3:00pm for our first afternoon session catching lots of waist to chest high waves. This beach offers a perfect point break peeling rights never breaking in front of itself. After surfing about 6 hours we were ready to feast. Jeremy called up a taxi to take us to Puerto Nuevo, but this was no ordinary taxi......
