Thank you Stab for this gem. It’s always good to see talented surfers switch things up and get experimental. In Harrison Roach’s case, this translates to riding stock standard equipment in picturesque waves. His approach is inspiring, as it turns out, no matter how he slices it. Take a look: sources and links: Stab
The …Lost Mayhem arsenal runs deep. How deep? Just ask Mason Ho, a man who recently tested six distinct shapes in and around the Bukit Peninsula. Captured here, in Temple of the …Lost Stone by Rory Pringle, is 40 minutes of, well, Mayhem. Featuring surfing by Mason Ho, Bruce Irons, Tom Curren, Cheeseburger, and many […]
“Twin fins never go out of fashion. They just get reinterpreted.” There is no shortage of intrigue about fish these days. From Steve Lis inspired shapes, to Mark Richards’s take on the design, to modern high performance renditions, they seem to be everywhere right now. So how did a retro shape make its way back […]
The most entertaining surfer on the planet finding pits, dodging rocks, and rocking Santa gear. Enjoy… rory @ digital good times
What do you get when you cross sustainable surfboards, wetsuits, boardshorts, and hand planes with a gallery space, artistic expression and positive intentions? A new show entitled “From Plastic to Fantastic” presented by Surfing Heritage And Culture Center (SHACC) and Sustainable Surf. The show features a variety of surf related items produced from recycled and sustainable […]