Asher Pacey’s buttery smooth style on a twin fin is mesmerizing. Whether he’s busy finding a little solo tube time at one of the world’s most crowded point breaks, or leaning into a formidable layback slice, there’s an undeniable fluidity being expressed. This piece from Dan Scott, shot at Snapper Rocks over the course of […]
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Vans Joel Tudor Duct Tape Invitational, Zarautz
Who won the recent Vans Joel Tudor Duct Tape Invitational Zarautz, Basque Country log fest contest? In an event that’s more about good vibes, sharing waves, and indulging in retro style surf craft than actual competition is this question even relevant? Maybe it’s better to ask who had the most fun. Either way, when champaign […]
1 Wave – 8 Barrels – 1.5 Kilometers – 2 Camera Angles
While the lengthy barrels at Skeleton Bay in Namibia are tough to access they certainly are no secret. Nearly ten years ago Corey Lopez blew minds in a …Lost video by pulling into an impossible series of green caverns on one wave. Fast forward a decade, back to the present, and more ridiculous footage from the […]
Ziobaffa – Organic Italian Wine And Summer Time Logging Vibes
If you’re into organic wines, logging, and summer time vibrations you need to check out Ziobaffa. Run in part by Jason Baffa (film maker behind “Singlefin: yellow,” “One California Day,” and “Bella Vita”) and veteran winemaker Piergiorgio Castellani, Ziobaffa aims to be a sustainable, high quality, artisan style Italian wine. With Ziobaffa’s Lost Reels, Jason Baffa is unearthing classic […]
More On Asymms With Ryan Burch
Whether surfing or shaping, Ryan Burch’s style is anything but predictable. And why should it be? Open-minded experimentation and freeform expression are well suited to the shifting moods of the ocean. “In conversation with Ryan Burch” by WASTED TALENT explores the concepts behind his unique take on wave riding and building unconventional surfboards. Plus, it […]
Santa Cruz “Spring Ally Way”
“The sun is shinning. The weather is sweet…” – Bob Marley – Wind ravaged line-ups are a common sight in northern California during spring time, but there’s an easy remedy. A little reggae, thoughtful quiver selection, and lowering of standards can drastically improve any set of conditions. It also helps if you can navigate kelp […]
“Aerobics” And Such With Nate Tyler And Chippa Wilson
“It’s time to set the record straight…” Beastie Boys – More out of necessity than irony I run and stretch on the beach almost every time I surf. With irony, however, presurf workouts in a wetsuit are infinitely better. For proof watch Nate Tyler and Chippa Wilson’s loose approach spliced in with retro exercise videos […]
Dane Reynolds Goes Asymm
Dane Reynolds has not been one to shy away from experimentation in surfboard design. In fact the opposite is true. From the Sperm Whale to the Dumpster Diver to the 3D Bonzer, he has piloted a wide variety of forward thinking shapes. So why not add asymmetricals to the list? The video below, by Jeff […]
Patagonia Documentary “Never Town” Inspires Activism
There are no shortage of threats to our oceans. Plastic pollution, overfishing, radioactive contamination, and oil spills are a few. For surfers, who are aware of the issues facing the marine environment, it only makes sense to take defensive action. That’s the premise behind Never Town, a new documentary being presented by Patagonia Australia. Throw […]
“Bakea” Mini Profile On Lee-Ann Curren
Like Tom Curren, daughter Lee-Ann takes a unique approach to surfing and music. Where Tom is known for an intensive competitive surfing career, having won three world championships, Lee-Ann emphasizes a different angle – one steeped in expression and enjoyment. Watch the mini-profile below to get a closer look at her inspiring take on it […]