Sanbah Surf
Sanbah Surf Shop. We surf, we skate, we share what we know.
We want you out there charging. Making sure you have the right equipment is crucial so we've chosen a range of boards and equipment from the world's leading makers that will help lift your game no matter where it's currently at.
Maybe more important than the gear we sell is the advice of our staff. Our staff are sponsored surfers and qualified surf instructors. They ride for the big surf brands. They teach beginners and coach experienced surfers. It's about passing on deep knowledge and good energy. There's no "my barrel's bigger that your barrel" in here. Our guys are all over concaves, rails, volume, rockers, tails, fin setups and paddle power and they'll make sure it all comes together in your next surf.
Website: www.sanbah.com
Phone Numbers: Shop - (02) 49622420, Surf School - 0410 840 155
Email Address: info@sanbah.com
Contact Name: Rhys Smith
Physical Address:
Shop 28/204 Union St
The Junction, NSW, 2291, Australia
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