Gear
Gear manufacturers have realised that lots of women like the outdoors and they're different shapes from men. Here's what's out there, and where you can buy it.
Surfing
If you are an aspiring (or inspiring) surfer girl, have a look at these links related to women’s surfing around the world.If you know of resources that aren't here (or you have a much better photo you'd like to donate to this entry), please contact GO! Girls Outdoors.
Magazines
Surfline - women's surfing magazine, associated with the regular Surfline magazine, based in Australia.
Curl Magazine - women's surfing magazine focusing on Australia and New Zealand, based out of New Zealand.
SurfGirl Magazine - this one's based out of the UK!
Jettygirl Online - and this one is in the USA, online.
Women’s Surf Style Magazine - of course, there had to be one based out of Hawaii!
Blogs and Online Communities
Making Friends With The Neighbours - an entertaining blog written by an Australian female surfer, Rebecca Olive, which includes lots of great links and stories)
Surf Like A Girl - an online resource for Aussie women who surf. They also have a MySpace page and Facebook group you can join.
Kurungabaa - an Australian journal published quarterly, featuring surfing literature. Not exclusively for women, but you can find lots of women authors and articles featuring women.
Surfing Mums - are you a mother who likes to surf? Join a local community of Surfing Mums and have like-minded people to surf with and childcare rolled into one! Kids are also encouraged out into the waves. There are communities all over Australia and some in the USA.
Gear
Hive Swimwear - swimwear that looks good but doesn't pop off in the surf, what a great idea! Based out of Queensland Australia, Hive also sponsors many local surfers and their website includes a blog that follows the careers of these women. Profile coming soon.