4 plus years old? Don't want to spend more than 35 bucks? Wanna get in the water, but feeling a little peckish at the same time? Problems solved!
Jul 21, 2020
Jul 18, 2020
Jul 16, 2020
Jul 13, 2020
Fresh Water Matting
Dear 4th gear,
I’m a landlocked surfer in Denver, Colorado. We have some standing waves that range from steep and fun to ankle biters.
Here is a 1984 Intex mat I was surfing couple days ago at a standing wave 15 minutes from my home that is surfable 12 months out of the year.
Thanks,
David
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My partner is Ellen, and fresh flat water is her favorite place
to take the mats out these days. We’re headed up to camp at some alpine
lakes in the Trinity Alps this week, and once again the mats will be
lashed to our frame packs!
Here's a photo of me (with Ellen behind the camera) taking the
mats out on their maiden freshwater voyage, in the slot canyons of
Arroyo Seco. Once again, they proved to be the most fun and versatile
watercraft I saw anyone riding...
Take care,
Sam
Jul 12, 2020
From Jonathan
Hi Paul!
Diane
and I are cat sitting 16-year-old Rufus. His play-pounce stance gives a
strong flash of mat body positioning (and a facial expression one might
have entering a pitching section.... )
Jonathan
AKA Tusked Beast
Jul 10, 2020
From Mike
Hey Paul,
Still having a blast on my mats.
I was on a road trip and had the Standard with me not my favorite, the Lotus. But finally got to ride it. It's so much fun!
Mike
Jul 9, 2020
Jul 8, 2020
From Benoit
Hey Paul,
Hope you're well !!!
I really have good feelings now, and I'm really impressed how we can make the mat go up on the rail.
I made a little clip what I made with a gopro in the mouth and pictures.
See you soon and keep safe !!! 😉
Bye my friend !!!
Benny from France
Jul 6, 2020
Jul 4, 2020
Happy 4th of July From Oz
Yo
Hope all is well mate!
Crazy Times world wide with
the virus and the threat of a second wave upon us....might as well make
the most of the time off I have and go surfing , its just a matter of
ducking and weaving the crowds of people all flocking down after being
locked away for so long but scored this wave at one of my favorite reefs
to myself for a couple of hours before being joined by another 2
friends.
I am stoked with the Standard surf mat. I have well and truly flogged the life out of it and now its one
of my favorite slow leakers!
Take Care and all the best to you and your Family
Adam
Jul 1, 2020
Jun 29, 2020
Jun 26, 2020
Jun 25, 2020
Morro Bay Matters: A Breed Apart
Hi Paul
Surfmat Art by Bill Mulder.
Fiddler crab playing cello on the mat while poking a hole with the peg.
Musical notation = Jaws theme by John Williams.
Bill is available to spruce up your mat with custom art.
Bob
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"Swim fins? We don't need no stinkin' swim fins!" Greg H, showing how it's done on the Central Coast...
Jun 20, 2020
Jun 17, 2020
4GF Update
Maybe take up ''beer yoga'' while waiting for your mat ???
Hi Everyone,
We hope you are doing well during these dark times.
Oddly enough, the order load at 4GF is at an all time high...over double our usual volume. That, combined with C-19 related delays in material delivery, has put us way behind. Orders received today are taking 4 weeks to ship. And that's with me working insanely long hours.
It's a nice problem to have, but we take pride in getting one-off mats
out to customers in a few days. That perk is being put aside for the
time being.
We're making exceptions in the delivery time for people who are leaving on planned trips, and for birthday mats. That's no guarantee we'll get you your mat to you on time, just a promise that we'll try.
If you're thinking about ordering a mat, plan for a month delay in delivery.
Thanks,
Paul
Velzy and Andre
Alohas !
Hope y'all are doing well.
Velzy and I just cruising around sharks cove. Haha.
Just sending some Alohas!
Andre
Jun 11, 2020
Inflatable Progress From 1845
“A new method has been proposed for extending the lines of the
Magnetic Telegraph across rivers and bays. It is proposed to support the
wires in an elevated position, by means of elliptic balloons. These
balloons, being each 60 feet in length, will support about 40 pounds
each besides its own weight. The cost will not exceed $200 each, being
made of thin varnished cloth and inflated with hydrogen gas. A small
pipe 1.4 inch in diameter will be extended to each balloon, by means of
which the gas in the balloon may be occasionally replenished."
—Scientific American, November 1845
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