Great selection of boards of all sizes and materials, and they have great clothing and swim sales…read moreout front! Found a great bogo bikini.

I've never purchased a surfboard online. Camden was excellent answering all of my questions. I…read moreended up buy the AIPA board. Unfortunately it arrived with a few damages, but Camden took care of the issue. Thank you, Camden and Catalyst Cocoa Shop

** - Above and Beyond Customer Service**…read more I had a truly outstanding experience at Ron Jon Surf Shop in Cocoa Beach this Father's Day. I initially came in to purchase a 9-foot board I had my eye on. After deciding to buy it, I stepped out briefly to grab my son so he could help me load it into my truck. When I returned, the board was gone--needless to say, I was extremely disappointed. I spoke with a salesperson named Dave, who explained that the board actually wasn't supposed to be on the sales floor--it had been custom-made for the shop and was pulled by the general manager and placed in an office. Even so, Dave didn't stop there. He took the time to listen to my situation and understand how much this meant to me, especially as it was intended to be my Father's Day gift. Dave went out of his way to help and connected me with the manager, Chip. Chip took things to the next level--he made calls to the general manager and even reached out to corporate to see if anything could be done. After about 45 minutes of effort, he came back with incredible news: they got approval to sell me the board. Neither Dave nor Chip had to go to those lengths, but they did--and that level of customer care is rare. They could have easily said no and moved on, but instead they went out of their way to make my day. As a local, I'll be out riding waves on this board and proudly telling this story. Ron Jon didn't just sell me a surfboard--they delivered an unforgettable experience. Thank you, Dave, Chip, and the corporate team for making my Father's Day!

This store makes me want to say, "No wayyyyy.....way!" and "Excellent!" and "Nothing was bogus" -…read moreaccording to Bill and Ted (it's making my son cringe in the background). Largest surf shop in the world at 52,000 square feet of cool, rad, and gnarly, awesome things (shirts, jewelry, swim wear, accessories, beauty products, home decor, surf boards, rash guards, sunglasses, etc). If you can walk out without buying a shirt, keychain or sticker, I would either be impressed, or think something was wrong with you. Free parking (time limit) in the back of the shop. Long arse lines at all the registers, but that's a testament to how popular this place is. My husband who is an (ex-)surfer, totally loved this shop. He said visiting this store was one of the highlights of the trip.

My fiancé and I are new to the surfing world and we both had such an amazing experience with this…read moreshop! Roy helped us pick boards that matched our skill level and was super friendly and knowledgeable throughout the process. He gave us recommendations on where to go and even allowed us to keep our car parked in their lot while we surfed. The price was more than fair for the incredible service we received. I highly recommend checking this shop out.

A nice surfshop on A1A just north of Patrick AFB. This isn't your average surf shop, they custom…read moremake and shape their boards in their own store, very cool and the employees are great and very friendly people. They also have a small selection of name brand apparel. Really a great little store to checkout!

I went into Core Surf relaxed and polite, wanting to learn more about the Savage boards they stock…read more I even brought one of my own boards to explain what I'm looking for. The guy I spoke with (tall, skinny dude) had that smartass vibe from the start. When I asked how a used Channel Islands Neckbeard (he wanted to sell me) compared to Happy Everyday, his answer was that there are now as many surfboards as marijuana strains. Funny line, but not helpful, and honestly a weird comparison since people actually choose specific strains for real reasons. Then came the rant about volume. He said it couldn't be measured, which was funny because these days every core guy or old-school surfer seems to have something personal against the word "volume". It's almost like volume broke their hearts, everyone's got a speech about it but no one gives a straight answer. Before leaving, I asked about deposits on boards, and after acting like they only want customers who can drop a thousand bucks on the spot, he admitted they might take 50%. At least that's something. Catalyst will be fine with $100 though. And that's the problem here. Shops like this complain that people don't support local surf shops or local shapers, but when you show up ready to spend money, this is the treatment you get. Then they act surprised when sales go to the bigger brands. If you want people to support local, you've got to give them a reason to.

Ton of boards for sale. They have rentals too. The owner(?) gave me a pretty decent deal on…read morereselling my 9'-6" longboard. I would definitely come here to try to get my next board.

This store sells beach wear and Cocoa Beach shirts. It is not a popular or has the same vibe that…read moreI remember. It was lively the last time I was there and it seemed empty and not as full of merchandise as I remember. It is good to stop in to look to see if something catches your eye. Also, they do not do Apple Pay which is different than other merchants in the area. Overall, just an okay store.

Worst Experience EVER! My husband and I decided to go on a last minute beach trip away from Miami…read moreand this is where we ended up going. We both found swimsuits and were headed to check out. I asked the man at the counter if they had somewhere to change and also asked about the return or exchange policy because my swimsuit was one size, he said we could change in the fitting room and i could try on the swimsuit before buying to make sure . So I paid for my husband's shorts then he changed into them and I changed into my swimsuit to make sure it fit and brought the tag to the register to pay. After I paid, this lady comes running at me asking me where my receipt is and saying I didn't pay. I told her I already paid for the items and she could ask the man at the register. Then my husband comes out of the dressing room and she's screaming that we didn't pay for those and trying to snatch the receipts which I had on top of my wallet out of my hands. I told her to not touch me and to ask the man at the register because I dropped one of my receipts while she was attacking me. She grabbed my arm and tried to yank me back to take my receipts out of my hand and after she finally asked the man at the register if we paid and he said yes, she ran into the back office. I called the police and couldn't do anything because I live in Miami and will not come all the way back for that. Horrible staff, too expensive. My husband was racially profiled because he's Hispanic and has face tattoos.

Awesome small local surf shop! Owners ride shape and Teach!…read more We bought custom 6'4" short board on our last visit ,Nov 2014, It's/we've (the board I mean) has been to Puerto Rico twice since then. Talk to Noah he'll dial you in!

One of a handful of the REAL surf shops in the Cocoa Beach…read morearea (not the tourist trap). They have all the gear needed for the hardcore surfer especially quality surfboards. One of the top boards of my quiver is a Neilson Blunt, a board that has proven itself in knee to head high surf...

This is one of a dozen or more surf shops located along North Atlantic Ave. in Cocoa Beach. This…read moreshop has many of the usual items - Bathing suits, towels, water toys, surf supplies, t-shirts, umbrella and surf rentals and of course, tacky touristy souveniers. What sets this place apart and makes it stand out, however, is that every single item in the store is marked with a yellow price tag that has an incredibly high price listed, then a second orange price tag that shows a "sale price". It's actually quite funny - Almost as if the manager went to some sales and marketing conference where they taught that trick, and rather than having one or two racks of items that were marked with sale prices like that, he's marked every friggin' item in the store. Sweatshirts, for instance, were marked with a price of $28, then a sale sticker that showed the "sale price" of $12.50.

Honestly I respect this place. Every single item in the store is marked with a super high price (a…read morebasic beach chair was seriously marked $60) and then a different sale price which is still too high. Not just some items - every item. I want to know 1) the owner who thinks this works but more importantly 2) the people this does work on so I can sell them a great deal on my college loans. I bought two basic, thin, small beach towels for $25 but hey at least they were on sale as the original price would've been $25 each. Oh wait, also, lol, they have sunscreen right? But the sunscreen price goes up with the SPF, so that the 15 is 7.99 and the 30 is 8.99 etc until the 70spf is like 13 dollars. Again, how can you not respect that?

My sweet ride for the day, big thanks and shout out to Jonathan and Jen Epic Boardsports, these…read moreguys are full of knowledge, friendly and passionate about what they do! I'm on to a new adventure and learning to Wing Foil, I've spent the last two days out here and it's awesome. If you have a chance and are in the area, drop by and check them out. Great bunch of local people who love water sports. Cool vibe in the shop and plenty of gear for Winging or SUP, I was truly impressed with the layout, the stock, prices and the owners. You really can't go wrong here and my expectations were far exceeded! Head in and learn something new, take a SUP tour or lesson, get out and enjoy this great time of year!!

Lucas S (Puerto Rico): Quite an unfortunate experience with Epic Board Sports. Strongly recommend…read morethat this shop utilize insurance when sending to out of state customers. I ordered a wing on Mar 2, it was delivered to my condo complex on Mar 6 and the product was missing from inside. I pursued the issue with my mailroom as well as the local post office and both entities said to work with the company because the package should have been insured so that a claim could be submitted. Unfortunately the package was not insured. As a result I am out $800+. I tried working with Jonathan and Jennifer and neither of them acknowledged the issue but rather blamed my mailroom stating that it was signed for and as a result they washed their hands of the issue. The shop came highly recommended from my buddies at Patrick AFB and unfortunately their level of customer service was not up to par. This could have been prevented by applying insurance onto the package and allowing the USPS claim process to work itself out. I will not be ordering from this company again and will warn the Wing Foiling community here in Puerto Rico of the same. Lucas C.

Rich was awesome! He was kind. He helps you when you do not know to do what to do. And I can't wait…read moreto do another lesson. -Jacob (8 years old)

Rich is a great instructor and helped me improve on my knowledge and surfing ability. I recommend…read moreSpace Coast Surf!

#cocoabeach #surfing - Let me preface this by saying that although I group up on the beach I don't…read moresurf. With that out of the way, I know good deals when I see them and found several great buys on clothing at this location. The staff was pretty friendly and the changing rooms were clean. They also offer surfing lessons and classes and seem to have had several people from the local scene shopping there and that was indicator to me that the staff knew their stuff about surfing as well as the apparel I asked them about. Free parking and a location right on A1A make this a good place stop at while in Cocoa Beach.

A store inside the hotel to try and capture more of your hard-earned dollars. Cheesey. And…read morepricey, even with the hotel discount. If you need a surf-style gift, walk the block to Ron Jon's and spend your money there.