Came to Seaside for the weekend looking to rent and surf, but the surf was sketchy. Taylor and her…read morecoworker were extremely helpful and reasonable in recommending the best time to rent during the short stay we had. We also all bought out some of the old rental wetsuits for only $99. Thanks guys!!

If you're looking for surf boards, wet suits, footwear, long robes or sweatshirts/t-shirts, they…read morehave it all! Very friendly & helpful wait staff.

I found Cleanline Surf Shop while looking for various light 3/2 wetsuits I could actually try on. I…read morecalled and spoke with Kat who was very helpful as she got me started. I went to Seaside the next weekend and met Kat and Josh. They were very friendly and Josh was amazing in sizing me up (I think Josh has done this once or twice) for the right fit and suit for me as a windsurfer. They had to pull a rabbit, or perhaps 2, out of a hat to get these O'Neils to the store but it all worked out with a lot of help from other Cleanline folks that made it happen. The O'Neil Heat was a perfect fit for me and feels great! I can see why this store has been serving folks on the Oregon coast for 46 years.................well done!

Anytime I come to Cleanline I know I am going to be met with awesome service, great prices and…read moreselection! Josh and Sammy are super awesome and helpful! They have great deals on clothes, surf gear, accessories and they will always go above and beyond to help you get set up with what you need! They are also have good prices for rental packages if you are just in town visiting or looking to try out surfing!

The service here was amazing and quick! Small shop with amazing milkshakes and goodies along with…read morecool surf gear! B-fast burrito was so good and I got an Oreo shake with espresso and it was life altering. I still think about it to this day 10/10

The people here are really nice. We've picked up coffee here a couple of times, but here's what I…read morelove. You can get coffee, food, rent beach equipment, buy sweatshirts and souvenirs, and they offer print and copy services. And they cater!!! What's not to like! They are good people. Support the locals!

This place is awesome! If you need a lesson or want to work on skills the owner Janice is the…read morebest, she's patient, explains things clearly, and demonstrates. Great teacher and great lessons. Would definitely recommend this business to anyone looking to rent or take SUP lessons while on the Oregon coast, for that matter it's worth the drive from Portland too!

From the owner: Stand Up Paddleboard lessons located in Manzanita, serving the North Oregon Coast…read more Stand Up Paddle Boarding aka SUP is one of the world's fastest growing recreation water sports. There is good reason for that. It is so user friendly that anyone can learn it and enjoy the sport in less than a day, essentially immediately! Once you try it, you will understand why. Basically you are standing on a giant surfboard and propelling yourself with a paddle. It is a sport designed for all in that it offers a fun, low impact water activity. SUP can be serene and peaceful in a calm, flat water way or you can take it to higher intensity levels like surfing or racing and make it more demanding. It's up to you but no matter how you do it, it is great for your body, your mind and your soul.

So much fun! Oregon Surf Adventures made learning to surf a great experience…read more Lauren was awesome!! Three of us girls took lessons with Lauren for two mornings. We all managed to get up on the boards and catch waves on our own. I had a bit of anxiety going into the water, but Lauren educated us on tides and surf etiquette before we got in. We are all different levels of swimmers and we all felt comfortable in the water with all the other surfers. I was also worried that I would freeze in the ocean in mid May, but the wet suits they provide kept me so warm that I couldn't even tell it was cold out. I will be returning for sure!

Had a great time doing a semi-private lesson with Lachlan. He was a great instructor, definitely…read moreworth it!

A fun little spot in Manzanita. Super friendly staff who make you feel welcome right away. Everyone…read morewas easygoing, helpful, and genuine. The shop has a great beach town vibe and feels like one of those places that adds personality to the town. Whether you're looking for gear, rentals, clothes, or just poking around, it's a really pleasant stop. You can tell they care about customers and want people to have a good experience. Great energy, kind people, and definitely worth checking out when you're in Manzanita. The prices are very reasonable.

We rented boogie boards and wetsuits for the kids. The staff were slammed with people renting and…read morebuying their cute hats and stickers. This was on a Weds on a warm sunny day - late morning. Although they were BUSY the staff were super kind and patient. I appreciated it so much. It's easy to be rude or impatient at the last third of summer to pushy/ clueless tourists trying to appease their kids on a COVID vacay! My only issue is we weren't warned about the dangerous beaches or given the tips of where to go. (I know it was because they were so slammed.) Other than that, I hope this business thrives to make up for any loss during this crappy pandemic.

These guys have hands down the best, most dedicated surf shop you could ask for. I live in Del Mar,…read moreCA now and more than a few shops down here could learn how to take care of the surf community the way that they do. I used to surf Pacific City when I lived in OR and these guys support and promote the local, dedicated surf culture with heart and soul. This year they were able to ship a Nixon/Andy Davis collaboration to watch to me for my wife within three days of Christmas when NOONE else could. Superheroes. For real. Support Moment Surf Shop.

I grew up in Tillamook County, so I don't take leaving a review like this about a local business…read morelightly. But what happened with my sister at Moment Surf Company today really bothered me. My sister is paralyzed from the waist down and uses a wheelchair. When we arrived, a rolling clothing rack was sitting on the ramp that provides wheelchair access to the store. With the rack there, she physically could not get inside. I had to move it so she could enter. As soon as I walked in, I told the employees that I had moved the rack and explained why. Jeff, the owner, was standing at the counter during this conversation, and we made direct eye contact while I explained what had happened. He did not acknowledge the issue, apologize, or make any effort to ensure the accessible entrance remained clear. What happened next is the part I find hardest to excuse. When we left, we got into her car and looked back at the storefront. The clothing rack was already back in the same place on the ramp. I could completely understand someone putting a rack there without realizing what they were blocking. Mistakes happen. But once the owner and employees of a business have been specifically told that their merchandise is preventing a wheelchair user from entering the store, it is no longer an oversight. After we left, I started looking through older photographs of the storefront. I found Google photos dating back as far as 10 years, along with photos posted by Moment Surf Company itself, repeatedly showing a clothing rack in this same area of the accessible entrance. The photos make one thing clear: using this area for merchandise displays is not something that started today. Moment Surf Company has been operating here since 2010. After more than 16 years in business, I think it is entirely reasonable to expect the owner of a retail business open to the public to understand that providing an accessible route also means keeping it accessible. This is not simply my opinion about what a business should do. Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to businesses open to the public and requires accessible features to be maintained in usable condition. U.S. Department of Justice guidance on 28 C.F.R. § 36.211 explains that accessible routes must remain usable and free from obstructions. What makes this even more frustrating is how easy the problem is to fix. There is open space to the left of the entrance where the rack could be placed without interfering with wheelchair access. There is simply no reason to use the accessible route as retail display space. My sister has been surfing for years. I'm including a photo of her surfing because perhaps some people simply never stop to consider that wheelchair users surf too. But she should not have to be a surfer for any of this to matter. Had I not been with her today, she would not have been able to enter the store on her own. A wheelchair user should not need another person with them to move a business's merchandise out of the way just to get through the front door. I genuinely hope Moment takes this seriously and permanently changes this practice. The solution could not be simpler: keep the accessible route clear so the next person using a wheelchair can enter the store just like everyone else.

Pulled into this fun looking purple building because I'm a surfer and saw surf boards. Lanny came…read moreout and was happy to strike up a conversation about surfing, surf boards, his history of shaping and then take the time to chat with me about my surfing, the boards and types of waves I ride and my goals. He recommended a board he had just shaped for me to try out. I came back 2 days later and borrowed the board to give it a test run, and it performed exactly like Lanny said it would! So I bought the board and have been loving riding it! If you are a surfer passing through Seaside, stop at the Purple House just south of town!

I read all the previous reviews and was astonished! I pulled up to Shuler Surf (the purple shop),…read moreunannounced and was met at the door of the purple surf shop by the owner, Lanny Shuler. He had no idea who I was. Lanny was the most awesome, most interesting man I have spoken to. He DID NOT chase me off, DIDN'T chew my wife and I out...just very pleasant. He took us on a tour of his shop and showed us his elaborate cat trail and cat yard to protect his 5 cats! We then talked about his unique design shaping on stand up boards. Very informative. We didn't purchase one at that time, and Lanny knew we were not there to do that then. But he still took the time to help us. We are still thinking about the SUP we want, and we'll be sure to give Lanny a call! I suggest you follow him on instagram for some awesome design ideas. I did. DO NOT pay attention to the two poor reviews!! Not sure they were at the right place.