Tijuana Sloughs

The hardcore surfers who rode the Tijuana Sloughs (sluffs), south of Imperial Beach, California, right next to the international border with Mexico, are unquestionably the most unknown of California’s standout surfers of the 1940s and even later.   The Tijuana Sloughs was the site of California’s first assault on big surf. It began with body surfing and riding soup on very crude equipment – even “wooden doors” – in the late 1930s. After World War II, Sloughs big wave surfers grew from a handful of surfers riding planks to a couple dozen locals and visitors from all over Southern California riding redwood/balsa’s and then, finally, Simmons “machines.” .: Material: water-resistant vinyl .: Suitable for indoor and outdoor use .: Easy peel backing .: Matte finish .: NB! Small details close to each other will most likely be cut out as one shape