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Tesla’s BK31 is the ideal option for barefoot trail runners.
Minimalist running shoe that is lightweight but constructed with strong upper materials and durable outsoles.

Slightly cushioned zero-drop sole.
Offers explicit feelings of the terrain that stimulates and develops the bottom muscles the of foot for better stability.

Dura Nylon Band
For instep support and a enhanced tight fit.

Nonslip Grid
Outsoles feature excellent grip and resistance against slips.

Dirt Proof Upper
Keeps dusts and stains away while assuring breathability.

Synthetic Rubber Outsole
Provides more striking grip to the ground and durability.

PU shank
Supports firmly on the heels while working as a stabilizer.

Product Features

• * Alert : True to size ! Recommend ordering usual shoe size
• ex: usual size MEN 7 (D) > MEN 7(D)
• * 0.5 size up for Customer’s with very wide feet
• ex: usual size MEN 7(4E) > MEN 7.5(D)
• **03-24-17 Updated size guide based on customer’s comments**

O’Neill quality at value-driven prices, the basic Skins offers 50+ UV protection with the world renowned O’Neill fit. Wearable sun protection with a superior engineered fit fells like a cool second skin.

Product Features

• 6oz. Polyester/Spandex Rash Tee – Quick Dry, 4-way stretch
• 50+ UV Protection Factor
• Slim Fit: Fits close to your body, but not tight
• Flatloc Stitched – To avoid skin irritation.
• Strategic Seamless Paddle Zones

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April 11, 2017 By SURFER

Seems like the sand is still shifting from last year’s winter. Ask any SoCal surfer who put it all on the line during the ’15-’16 El Niño season, and chances are good their legs are phantom-burning at the thought of chasing waves up and down the coast and following barreling bread crumbs south of the border. Timmy Reyes and Alex Gray enjoyed El Niño to its fullest in their search for XL swell, but they couldn’t resist another trip to Baja last April, along with photographer Russell Holliday and filmmaker Taylor Curran, to pin down more sand-bottomed tubes before the season ended.

“I had a good feeling about this trip,” says Reyes. “We drove there all morning, we got there in the evening, and we essentially walked up to good waves. Around noon the next day, the tide was going lower and the swell was picking up. The first frontlines of the swell looked like a mixture of J-Bay with a super grinding barreling section at the bottom – but Baja style.”

“As the swell progressed on, the sand was moving really fast,” he continues. “We actually started at the top of the point and then followed the sand all the way down throughout the day. It almost didn’t feel real. Each day, there was a new sandbar forming. They were one-of-a-kind sessions.”

An iconic season, a hunch for groomed sands, marathon surfs at first light and then Cervezas at dusk – if there’s one edit today that will leave you dreaming of pointbreak bliss, this is it.

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