“It’s in our blood.” Some of Ethan Ewing’s earliest memories are of being pushed onto waves at Main Beach on North Stradbroke Island/Minjerribah. Home to about 2,000 people, including the Ewing family,…
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Hawaiian surfing’s lineage runs deep. The feeling and tradition gets passed down generation by generation, with Josh and Seth Moniz being no exception. The Oahu-born brothers have already carved a legacy from…
Dane Reynolds discusses the Rincon Classic, a heritage surf event. The interview includes commentary on the waves and some unexpected moments in the commentary booth. Prepare for some lighthearted banter and maybe…
“THE BIGGEST, MEANEST CAPE SOLANDER YOU WILL LIKELY SEE!! When this dropped into the WB inbox I was left in disbelief, we have all seen bits of this session from Tim and…
‘Channel Man’ tells the story of Red Head’s Col Smith, one of surfing’s most intriguing and perhaps underappreciated figures. Smith was a charismatic titan of Australian surfing in the mid 70s and…
Two initials, three world titles and a reputation that lives forever. There is no question: A.I. is one of the greatest surfers of all time. Renowned for his raw power in and…
Harry Bryant is in the form of his career. He talks us through what has led him to be one of the most sought after surfers in the world.
According to the caption on his latest YouTube drop, that roping sand point sits in and around Durban—Jordy’s hometown. The edit pulls from the same run of waves that wrapped up the…
Punks Jordan and Johnny Rotten circa 1970. Photograph: Ray Stevenson/Rex Features There was a time when finding your people meant risking something. You risked being misunderstood. You risked getting jumped, arrested, banned from…
Effortlessness is style. Explaining it turns that on its head. But we tried anyway. There’s also a non zero probability you will question your surfboard choice, too… In Season 2, Episode 9…