Being the only surf store on The Parade there isn't much more choice for similar shopping options,…read morethankfully you couldn't ask for much more! They have a very good range of surf style clothing, all the brands you'd expect. Th staff are very helpful also. I've bought a few things from here, my favourite winter coat included. Chris who owns the store, is particularly friendly. You can get your snowboard waxed if your heading off on a snow trip. If you are, I am filled with jealousy.

I really like the range of ladies fashion at the Snow and Surf company. Remember when it was cool…read moreto dress in Roxy, have a Roxy pencil case, own anything Billabong, etc? Well that phase was grown out of, but nevertheless, I can't disagree with the comfort and convenience of these styles. I still like buying summer dresses, tops and of course Havaianas from Snow n Surf. The quality is guaranteed as well. Other than fashion, Snow n Surf also sell bags, backpacks, bodyboards, dvds, accessories, footwear, swimwear, snow clothing, and much more.

I love surf shops! It's kinda my thing, everywhere I go or visit, I'm like -ooh lets look in the…read moresurf shop! This JRs represents all surf shops to me, they have 3 levels with so much variety in clothing and equipment. I do surf so also buy equipment and accessories, therefore this place is the perfect one stop shop for all my surfing needs. They always have loud music blaring from outdoor speakers, and as it is located behind Rundle Mall, you have to make the special effort to cross the lights and visit. But its worth it! The staff are always really friendly and helpful, and I am always jealous because they look like they are having so much fun, I want to work there! JRs sell many brands including Roxy, Billabong, Ripcurl, Oakley, Volcom, RVC, Rusty, Vans, Tigerlily and so much more. Definitely check out this surf shop when in town, it has so much more than any Jetty Surf and the people working actually genuinely talk to you.

You know the beauty of surf shops? Dudes like me can get away with using the word, 'dudes', even…read morethough they're completely without any surfing talent, and it's because we LOOK like we surf. How do we do that? We buy our stuff at surf shops. This place is enormous and intimidating. There's more than enough stuff to effect that sort of 'I look like a surfer but I don't really surf' look, in case your skills are ever actually put to the test. And, if you're not merely a hopeless poser, there is plenty of stuff here to actually surf (and ski) with too. With three levels, you can bet they have everything you'd ever need, and the staff are happy to point you in the proper direction.

One of 3 stockists of Burton Snowboards in SA and has a fair range of skate decks and hardware for…read moresale. It is also a Surf store that's dedicated to it's labels, including Quicksilver, Rusty, Billabong, Rip Curl Oakley, Globe, Volcum, and more... It's personally not my thing, but as a shop, is traditional with it's beach culture and style. The coolest thing about this shop for me is the goldfish on the counter.

I've had my surf craze, which essentially has ended with a mini-mal in my spare room and a wetty in…read moremy boot gathering dust. However, I'm still a fan of the beachwear that surf shops are full of. This store has a huge range of teeny, tiny bikinis, and all the well known brands like Roxy, Quicksilver, and Rip Curl (who I'm so proud of for having a store in Times Square). Now I'm extra sun-smart in my ageing state I love checking out the hats as well, anything to avoid that leather handbag look when I'm 40. I still don't think the city stores can compete with the surf shops down south on the coast, they feel super authentic, but for some beach babe clothing it's all good. In a nutshell - surf rat it up!

This Surf Central has a surprisingly large range of kids' clothing, for boys and girls, as well as…read morea lot of women's clothing. Their prices are very high for the kind of stuff you can buy at a shop nearby for less than half the price, though there are some great designs in here - there's a gold on black dress I really like, but no way would I pay $90 for a casual beach dress. Their range of swim wear is quite good, with a couple of one-pieces, but mostly bikinis. There are lots of colours and patterns and different levels of 'support' in their bikinis, which is useful if you're after something specific. At the back is a usual range of Havaianas, but not other kind of footwear. Around the counter are some accessories and sunnies. I see nothing special about this store. Their prices are on par with most surf shops - expensive.

This is your typical surf store that virtually offers the same as every other. The one thing I did…read morelove was that they had a clearance sale on all clothing with 20% storewide. This is almost unheard of at JR's or the like so it is really great to see a surf shop offering that kind of sale and discount. In terms of stock is has the usual, a selection of shoes including a wall of Haviannas at the back and skate and casual shoes. There were some nice looking handbags, shoulder bags and clutches and the usual accessories .There was also the cutest range of kids and babies wear with tiny little rashies if your little one is into being trendy and sun smart at the beach.