A surf story museum
Not just the best wave of your life — the one from last weekend counts too. Come back after every swell and add it to the wall.
Be the first story on the wall — every museum starts with one exhibit.
Buy, sell, pass it on
List a board you're letting go of. Tell its story — what it's good for, how it rode, why it's time to pass it on.
Be the first to list one — someone's looking for exactly this board.
Why we built this
The Lineup started at the Jersey Shore, between two friends who kept going back to the same surf stories every time they got together. We figured if we couldn't stop telling them, everyone else probably has a few of their own too — and nowhere to put them. So we built somewhere.
Luke McCrossin
Stone Harbor, NJ
I was raised in Stone Harbor, New Jersey, and grew up on the water — I've lived at the beach my whole life and always loved surfing. The joy of catching a wave is something every surfer can relate to, no matter their skill level. I spent five years as an ocean lifeguard here, and it gave me some of the best days of my life. I surf year-round — winter, spring, summer, fall — and wouldn't trade it for anything.
This idea came from loving to look back on our best surf days and realizing how many people have stories like that with nowhere to share them. This is our way of bringing surf culture together, starting right here at the Jersey Shore, and hopefully going worldwide. The surf community is one of the strongest out there, and I hope this brings people together through their stories.
CJ Furey
Strathmere, NJ
I was raised in Strathmere, New Jersey, and grew up on a surfboard — I've been surfing my whole life. There's a community in surfing that I've always felt deserves to be shared more. I love that feeling of catching a good wave, paddling back out to the lineup, and having everyone hyped for you — or catching the look on someone's face when you fly by them on a wave.
This site lets surfers share their stories in a way that's casual and fun, while also showing off the boards they ride, which people are always curious about. I can't count how many times I've been out in the lineup wondering where someone got their board, or asking about the shape and dimensions. This is an easy place to tell a good surf story, add the board you caught it on, and share the pictures or clips that go with it. At the end of the day, it's about the thing every surfer loves most — catching good waves and having a good time.
Backed by the surf community
Surf shops and brands — this space is reserved for you. Reach out to talk about sponsoring The Lineup.
Where were you, what happened, what made it worth remembering.
The board is part of the story — every entry needs a photo of it.
Uploading a clip from your phone is coming once the site is on a real server. Photos work now.
Stories are stored for everyone who opens this page — this is a shared community wall, not a private draft.
What it is, what it's good for, why it's time to pass it on.
Listings and your contact info are visible to everyone who opens this page.
Admin only — for listing new boards on behalf of a shop.
Enter the passcode to manage the wall.
This cannot be undone.