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Is there a place in LA that you can rent surf gear/ wetsuits?

Is there a place near LA, where I can rent a surfboard or/and rent a wetsuit?? I’m only going for a week so i realy don’t want to buy anything if i don’ t have to. Any ideas??

Depending on what beach you go to. All the major Southern California beaches have rental places, pretty much right where the sand hits the street. I’d give you some names but I don’t really know any. Suffice to say, you should have no problems if you hit Huntington, Venice, Santa Monica, etc.

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Rock & Ice Gear Guide 2010 $5.99 Description of Rock & Ice Gear Guide 2008Get the best gear.Features:Editors note – Why you can bet your bottom dollar – and your life – on climbing gear.The B.I.G. Show – Presenting the Best in Gear for 2008Field tested rock shoes – Rock & Ice put 19 new pairs through the wringer. Here’s what they foundYour precious! – Your rope is your lifeline and no place to skimp. Expert tips on buying right.Constant companions – Cams are magic. Behold! And use this information to get the most bang for your buck

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