Surfboard auction for refugees
Among other things, a Simon Anderson '81 Thruster will be auctioned at this Sunday's Deus/Boardcollector Surf Swap at Bondi Pavilion.
Among other things, a Simon Anderson '81 Thruster will be auctioned at this Sunday's Deus/Boardcollector Surf Swap at Bondi Pavilion.
Far too many barrels for one man at one wave during one swell.
From his Hokkaido home, ex-pat Australian surfer Shane Peel watched a nascent snowboard movement slowly take shape. The style of snowboarding, snowsurf, closely parallels surf culture. Snowsurf is also the name of Shane's debut film.
Connor Coffin bucks the trend of young punters retrofitting a rail game to their air repertoire. Coffin is a power surfing purebred with a deep inclination toward committed rail turns and rear foot weighting.
It's been a quarter of a century since Jack McCoy released Bunyip Dreaming. An instant hit, Bunyip Dreaming is both a snapshot of a particular time and a timeless piece of surf cinema.
Swellnet spoke to Jack to celebrate the occasion.
More than 2,000 spectators turned out on Saturday 19th September to see Red Bull Unleashed wavepool contest.
"When you’re surfing on the Championship Tour you surf against the best in the world," said Fanning. "A fourth world title won’t be easy, especially when I have to surf against people like Adriano.”
Join award winning Australian photographer Shane Peel as he journeys to the mountains, beaches, and silver birch forests of Japan's northern most island, Hokkaido.
"We're all gonna die....the only question is how!"
It's been ten years since Gordon Clark upped and shut his foam blowing operation and the reverberations are still be being felt. The latest blank technology - developed by a young Sydney surfer - is getting the thumbs up from shapers, including the world's largest board manufacturer.
A seriously long wave in Tassie with the locals sharing the spoils...sort of.
"Yeah, there's been some 'sticker shock,' I guess you could call it," says Slater, "But I think part of that is that people were expecting traditional surf-label prices."