OUTSIDE CORNER SURF SHOP OPENS IN ULUWATU



In what is the newest and welcome addition to the Uluwatu surf scene is the Outside Corner Surf Shop. With its name that honors the waves of Uluwatu themselves, this modern, ultra cleanly designed surf shop is ideally located right in the middle of all the Bukit action. And with its generous parking right out front, the convenience is a huge plus in the busy scene of the Bukit these days. Whether you need to run in for a quick bar of wax or take your time for some early Christmas shopping, the Outside Corner not only has everything you need for a great day of surf. And plenty for the women too with brands like Sisstreevolution, Lili Koi and Blood + Bone.

Outside the bright white entrance calls while once inside the cool confines you will find a wood accented shopping experience that is all class. And with the latest styles from over a dozen different brands on display in this spacious, well-lit shop, you are sure to find exactly what you are looking for. And don’t forget the surfboards they carry. Cutting edge brands like Sharp Eye and Arakawa and more, specifically designed for the power of our Indonesian waves. Outside Corner Surf shop is happening now, so get in there.

The Location
Outside Corner
Jl. Labuansait No.89A Uluwatu – Bali

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