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I’ve been going to Robe for a long time now and have visited Steve’s place quite a few times over the years, both for casual browsing and also for emergency thongs after a blowout. They have a great collection of surfwear, clothes and other beach stuff. They usually have a few boards available.
The crew is usually pretty helpful, and they offer casual advice as well.