Day One: 2025 J-Bay Open
Just a quartet of heats in a sputtering Supertubes lineup.
Just a quartet of heats in a sputtering Supertubes lineup.
Steve Arklay shoots the picturesque Indo slab.
“Stewart, is he goin’ for the title..?”
Tense times down south, hollow indulgences up north.
A deep investigation on a slow news week.
Three days of competition couldn't shift the status quo.
"That one paddle wave is worth a thousand tow waves."
A fickle Sumatran gem fires for a lucky few.
MR and Cheyne, AI and Kelly, Andy Meridian and Rossco. Honourable adversaries, nearly all of them.
As carbon fibre makes a return, shapers are beating a path to Lucid Glassing.
So much sand, so many pointbreaks, so little swell.
Though new to the booth, the tour's latest commentator has been hustling away for years.
The surfers have arrived in J-Bay and the swell has too.
J-Bay returns and the forecast is lekker.
“I hate to call it a worst case scenario,” wrote the internet meteorologist.
The two-time champ gets back to the roots and salt.
Google Earth turns twenty today.
"The wave here is very difficult," said Yago Dora, "even the good waves."
"They'll have to recap without me," says tired journo from twelve time zones away.
A love letter to the strange pursuit of good waves.
"We worked really hard to look at waves with fresh eyes."
A festival of tubes ridden this time last Friday.
Just a quartet of heats in a sputtering Supertubes lineup.
Steve Arklay shoots the picturesque Indo slab.
“Stewart, is he goin’ for the title..?”
Tense times down south, hollow indulgences up north.
A deep investigation on a slow news week.
Three days of competition couldn't shift the status quo.
"That one paddle wave is worth a thousand tow waves."
A fickle Sumatran gem fires for a lucky few.
MR and Cheyne, AI and Kelly, Andy Meridian and Rossco. Honourable adversaries, nearly all of them.
As carbon fibre makes a return, shapers are beating a path to Lucid Glassing.
So much sand, so many pointbreaks, so little swell.
Though new to the booth, the tour's latest commentator has been hustling away for years.
The surfers have arrived in J-Bay and the swell has too.
J-Bay returns and the forecast is lekker.
“I hate to call it a worst case scenario,” wrote the internet meteorologist.
The two-time champ gets back to the roots and salt.
Google Earth turns twenty today.
"The wave here is very difficult," said Yago Dora, "even the good waves."
"They'll have to recap without me," says tired journo from twelve time zones away.
A love letter to the strange pursuit of good waves.
"We worked really hard to look at waves with fresh eyes."
A festival of tubes ridden this time last Friday.
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