Flyers for events that don’t exist, fake books with intriguing titles, posters, record covers, skateboard graphics, murals, and music are a handful of the mediums Nathaniel Russell is known for. Let Me Be It, the upcoming show opening in July at Mollusk Surf Shop in San Francisco, will mainly feature prints and wood cut-outs. The […]
Month: June 2017
2017 Cosmic Creek Video Highlights
Check out video highlights by Jack Coleman and Vissla from the 2017 Cosmic Creek event. For more information about the 2017 Cosmic Creek event click here. sources and links: Vissla Jack Coleman
Matching Power With Grit – Jay Davies In “Native”
Some surfers seem to be built perfectly for their local environment. Jay Davies is one of those. Like Western Australia, he’s rugged, gritty, and explosive when it counts. Although Davies is not on the WSL Championship Tour, he poses a threat to elite competitors as a wild card when they stop through Western Australia. There’s […]
Positive Strides – Three Footwear Companies Making A Difference
Unless you’re living way off the beaten path you probably rely pretty heavily on the use of footwear. Shoes and flip-flops are something we generally take for granted but depend on everyday. Since we’re all basically locked into the habit of buying and using shoes on a regular basis, why not make our buying power count […]
Frenetic Simplicity – Jared Mell And A Two Board Quiver In Mex
Sometimes keeping things simple can be complex. But does it really need to be more complicated than this? Two single fins and some warm water points in Mexico, maybe a cerveza or two and you’re living the dream. sources and links: video by George Trimm https://banksjournal.com
Torren Martyn – Twin Fin In Nias
High quality film and masterful wave riding are always a good combo – enter Ocean Motion by Alessio Saraifoger. In it Torren Martyn continues testing the limits of twin fins in throaty set-ups like Nias. Martyn’s progressive style on retro inspired shapes is carving out a fresh take on how lines can be drawn on […]
When I Was A Grom – Carissa Moore
Would you recognize a future world champion if you saw one surfing as a grom? Obviously it’s easier in retrospect. In this piece, Carissa Moore displays some prodigious talent in her home state of Hawaii. Of course you’d know she was bound to win at least three world titles if you saw her surfing 12 […]
Surfers Not Street Children Learning To Shred In Durban
What happens when you give street kids in South Africa Carver skateboards, surf lessons, mentoring, and a new focus in life? If the NGO Surfers Not Street Children (SNSC) has it right – a sense of empowerment, community, a positive outlet, and good vibes. According to their website SNSC “is a project that empowers ex […]
Surfaid Cup Malibu – Raise Money And Compete
Surfaid is running a benefit surf contest in Malibu on September 9, 2017. The contest requires teams of four to raise at least $5,000 for the organization in order to compete. A professional surfer will be added to each team, with first picks going to groups that bring in the most money. Because it doesn’t run […]
Carissa Moore And “Morocco In Flux”
While Carissa Moore is competitive she generally lets her surfing do the talking. With three world championships to her name, a humble demeanor, and an infectious smile it’s impossible not to be a fan of her act. In the clip below, it’s refreshing to see her surf without a jersey on. Add a few camel rides, […]