With Memorial Day in the rear view mirror and the end of school just ahead, Summer has officially begun. No more teachers, no more books means it’s time to hit the beach with some fresh looks. Lucky for you, The House is here to guide you in your search for the summers best gear, and with our help you’ll be able to fit in and avoid any “Blue Crush” run-ins with the locals.
Since clothing is minimal on the beach, you need to make each piece of your kit something special. Showing up at the sand with some Puma slides could make you look like you’re more at home in a dorm room shower than in the surf. San Clemente’s Rainbow Sandal Company has been making flip-flops for decades and they’re a solid choice for the traditional leather look. These things will last you years and the longer you have them, the more comfortable they get as the footbed molds to your foot.

Rainbow Sandals
If you want something more waterproof or colorful, check out our full line of sandals from Gravis, Reef, Volcom, Vans, and more!
Do not, by any means, show up to the beach wearing gym shorts. You’re not there to work out, you’re there to scope babes and catch waves and anything with mesh or elastic isn’t going to help your cause. Personally, this is where we like to see some bright colors, and the surf and wake companies have been giving us lots to choose from lately. Volcom has an entire line of boardies that look like bags of skittles, and they’ve been in the game long enough to know how to make them comfortable and durable.

Volcom Comicazee
Chances are your favorite wake, skate, or snow company has a boardshort to offer, so cruise our selection and continue that brand loyalty you’re so proud of with something from 686 or Liquid Force.
686 Palette Short

Dragon Wormser Shade







LOL. This hpnaeped to me once when I sprained my ankle on hardcourts in tennis, bounced up off it, and to take weight off either feet, fell and landed on my tailbone. The coccyx is degenerate (?) and not particularly necessary, the doctor told me, so even if it was broken, it’s not like they are going to put a cast around it. And so I had all the problems you listed. I found that even Laughing could make it hurt. =S It was intensely aggravating that all of a sudden you would have this sharp pain but no one would guess it because you don’t have a visible sign of injury.Doctor’s advice – which I didn’t heed – get yourself a donut ring to sit in a chair with. Hah.