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Yes. Every board, set and suit is counted in the system and a request takes it off the shelf immediately rather than when somebody reads the message.

That is why it sometimes says no. A shop that never says no is a shop that is guessing.

Four hours, either seven until eleven or one until five. You take the gear at the start and bring it back by the end.

It costs about two thirds of a full day. More than half an hour late is charged as a full day, because somebody has that board booked after you.

No. You pay at the shop when you collect, in cash or by transfer. Nothing about payment happens here.

Two thousand on a surfboard or paddleboard, five hundred on a shorty suit, and nothing at all on a snorkel set or a pair of fins.

Cash, a transfer, or a passport copy with a signed note. We would rather have the copy.

A ding from surfing is ours to fix and we do not charge for it. That is what a hire board's life is.

A board that comes back snapped, or with a fin box torn out, or that does not come back at all, is charged at what it would cost us to replace it, and we will show you the invoice.

Yes, and a week or more brings the daily price down. Book the full run of dates in one go rather than day by day, so the system holds the board for all of them.

We can also swap you onto a different board midway if the first one is wrong for you, at no charge.