Finally a locally owned store front for hikers, health enthusiasts and great gifts in San Clemente!…read more I happened upon the new Wanderer's Outpost next door to Traders Joes. What fun! The owner was very friendly and helpful. Quite refreshing from the big box stores to navigate through. They even have some discount bins that are alot of fun to sift through. I found a beautiful collared shirt for my husband that not only looks fantastic but is a comfortable fabric and wrinkle free. The store is well stocked but not overwhelming. You will love it too!

From the owner: Wanderer's Outpost is an environmentally friendly outdoor retail company designed specifically for…read morewomen to promote community engagement, outdoor education, and personalized outfitting.

They have all the Columbia jackets, pants, shirts, shoes, and more at this location. Lots of…read morevariety and at my last visit, they had a 70% off sale going on, and they had some good things on the racks. Store is clean and there's staff walking around the store, stocking up things. This location is a much smaller shop than other locations, but its packed with lots of everything. So if you find something, it's expected.

On Wednesday June 24th 2026 my son was in the store shopping for a late father's gift for his dad…read more He was with two of his friends and they were browsing the selection of jackets and coats when an older woman named Gaby W confronted them with an incredibly rude and hostile attitude asking them what they were doing in the store and what they wanted. They tried explaining they were looking for a jacket for his father but the woman apparently didn't like their answer and she kicked them out of the store. She told them they need to get out of the store or she will be calling security on them. I'm shocked this behavior is allowed and I'm appalled that this happened to my son and his friends. I will not be shopping at this store and Columbia has lost a customer for life. I will also be letting my friends and family know not to visit this location if they do shop with Columbia.

I really love this place, but I've found that it can be very hit or miss since it's an outlet. When…read morethere's a good sale, the deals to be had are AMAZING. I got a 3/2 fullsuit for like 50 bucks. I didn't even need another one at the time, but how you gonna say no to that? I also love buying booties here, if you come at a time when they have your size the deals are phenomenal, I usually pay $60+ for booties full price but they'll have them here for 15 bucks sometimes but they go fast. The staff here is also super helpful, if you're new to wetsuits and need help with wetsuit sizing or anywhere else they're always happy to help. The fitting rooms are large and spacious as well, which if you've ever tried on a wetsuit before you know that you want a lot of space to move around. Besides wetsuits and surf gear they have both men and women's apparel along with accessories such as watches, hats, bags, etc. The store is well maintained and well kept, and parking is easy right behind the store. The only downside is that their stock is always constantly changing, so you never really know if they'll have your size of what you want. I've found great deals on apparel and misc accessories, but other times I'll come by and there's no sales and the prices aren't too different from what you'd find at a regular non outlet store or they won't have my size in anything I want. If you're passing through the area, it's definitely worth it to stop by to see what they have. If they don't, come back another time because they'll probably have new inventory.

I bought a swimsuit two days ago at this store. Because they had big sale, so it was busy. I didn't…read moretry it on. But when I got home to try it. It is kind of big. I took it back to exchange it. But the casher told me me it is final sale. He won't let me exchange, even it has all oringal tags on, and the receipt. He is just very mean, kept saying it is the policy... I read their policy, it says I can return or exchange in 30days, which it is common for all the bussiness I think. But this casher just won't me exchange. The swimsuit is not clearance, not the red tag item. I just can't understand why I couldn't exchange to the right size!!! I would never go there again! Just remind all of you, u buy stuff there, u can't return or exchange. How crazy!.

Great boards great shop! Love Dewey Weber surfboards! Have a 10' performer! Need to get a few more…read moreboards

I was stunned to find that Dewey Weber Surfboards was all of this one tiny shop. Having been a…read moresurfer my whole life, the name Dewey Weber sticks out as one of THE top names in surfing history and lore. Since I was a kid, I'd heard of Dewey and his uncanny footwork on the deck of a flying foam board. Dewey Weber was like one of the signers of the Constitution for surfing. Historically vital. At one time or another, everyone under the sun wanted a Weber "Performer". http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=dewey%20weber&source=web&cd=2&ved=0CDgQFjAB&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FDewey_Weber&ei=EqRcUqPdLuaLjALGnYGQBg&usg=AFQjCNHs6yCuFiwDAGOdYuDV-XcZnbNQxA&sig2=JJRTjUO5spyzUQ7I_qHjkg&bvm=bv.53899372,d.cGE I told his son Shea that as a lay-person in surfing, I felt Dewey Weber Surfboards should have as big a marketing and production footprint as Greg Noll, Ron-Jon, Becker or Al Merrick. Everywhere you go in the world, people know these names and relate them to quality surf equipment. Kids and grandparents all know the name. Why isn't there Dewey Weber Surfboards everywhere there's a large surf market? If I could buy the name, I would. I'd parlay it to advantage in this still-young market (and it really is in the long run, that is if we don't kill ourselves off with some incredibly stupid act. That being said, the "Little man on wheels" (in ref to Dewey) would be proud to see his children still carrying on under the Dewey Weber logo. All the boards, clothing, equipment and stoke normally found in any surf shop can be found within these 4 walls too. But what I'd like to see is Dewey Weber Surfboards in Florida, NorCal, France and Hawaii. Everybody knows Dewey! At least then I could say I wrote the very first Yelp review of a mega-company. Aloha RZ

I had a striped axle bolt and they were able to repair it in 10 Minutes and saved me a $400. Repair…read morebill. These guys are awesome!

the young man that worked on my bike took care of the problem but seemed disinterested and not…read morereally friendly. the owner (guy with bald head and beard) acted as if he did not want me to be there and I was an inconvenience. terrible attitude and experience. will take my money where I feel I will be appreciated. what a jerk.

Shout out to this store and especially to Matt, who has always given me great service, and just…read morerecently saved my butt when he didn't have to. I demo'd a firewire board last weekend at salt creek, and the van left with my drivers license before I could return the board. I had no way to contact them or anything, but I remembered that the Ripcurl store sometimes has that van there but I don't think they they had anything to do with the current demo event I was partaking in... Anyway so I called around asking what to do, and finally reached Matt, who went above and beyond by taking my number down, getting in contact with the guy driving the Firewire Demo van, and having him drop off my Drivers License at the Ripcurl store, and said I could come in anytime to return the board and take my DL. He literally saved me a massive headache and 3 hours of driving down to the Firewire store in San Diego (far from my home) to get my DL back from them had Matt not been the middle man and handled the issue swiftly. He has always been super nice and helpful when I'm in the store (just like all the employees) but he really went above and beyond this time and I'm extremely grateful!

Hunter was super friendly and helpful gave me plenty of advice great customer service.read more

I have known about this company and used their longboards for over a decade. The owner is super…read morefriendly and involved in the longboarding scene and is very innovative with his designs. It's amazing to see a small company be successful. Keep up the good work David!

The SHACC is a must-visit if you're in or visiting Southern California and have ever surfed, tried…read moreto surf, or even just enjoyed surfing movies or 60s surf music. The collection of surfboards (ranging from practically prehistoric, through one of Duke's, through those of contemporary champions) and art is awesome. We were lucky enough to just wander in on a day when SHACC's founder, Dick Metz, was onsite. Dick is an athletic guy in his 90s who knows or knew every pioneering surfer, ran the Hobie surf shop on Oahu, surfed in South Africa and told Bruce Brown about it, and collected vintage boards and photos (both his and others') along the way. Dick gave us a super tour, with backstories of the things we were looking at. Visit this place! It's in an industrial and office park and has its own parking lot. You'll be glad you stopped by. And for an extra helping of Dick Metz, search online for "Birth of the Endless Summer."

I like the fact that they built Dale Velzy's shaping room right there on the premises. Plus there's…read morehundreds of beautiful surfboards,...arranged historically representing the most popular surfers ever known to paddle out right here.