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We do it because it’s worth it

Plus, the story of our Personal Surf Inflation vest.

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Patagonia promotes its surfing gear and announces the Patagonia Surf Tour, featuring storytelling, wetsuit repairs, and events. The brand highlights its new products, including the PSI Vest 2.0 and Regulator 4/3 Hooded Fullsuit, developed through research and testing. Patagonia also offers free shipping on orders over $99.

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We’re here for 100 duck dives on big offshore mornings—for the suffering and reward. We’re dedicated to surfing and building gear that pushes the boundaries of what’s possible in the water. We do all this for the love of the ocean. We do it because it’s worth it.

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RELENTLESSLY REFINED

Years of R&D, ambassador feedback and science-informed engineering shape everything we make. Every improvement comes from time in the water and problem-solving alongside the people who push the sport.

PSI Vest 2.0

Personal Surf Inflation

Our product designers and testers dove into the new PSI Vest 2.0 at a micro level with each material and feature tested and developed specifically for this project.

Men’s Regulator 4/3 Hooded Fullsuit

New Regulator® Wetsuits

We used thermal research, flush analysis and movement studies to update our wetsuits for higher performance. It’s not rocket science, but it is science.

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The Patagonia Surf Tour - Out the Back

Don’t get caught inside! Join us for storytelling, wetsuit repairs, BWRAG events, ambassador panels, warm food, cold beers and good ole times in the back lots of some spaces we love.

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Photos: (Top) Too far inside, too far outside, too much in the channel or, worst-case scenario, too deep. Oʻahu, Hawaiʻi. DANIEL RUSSO (Middle) Being alone in a sharky lineup with big sets unloading all around you is sobering enough. Put that lineup 15 miles from shore, and the fear factor rises exponentially. ANDY CHISHOLM

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