By Mara Pyzel The realities of climate change and projections for our planet can be terrifying. But know this: you... Read More
A Big Wave Series by Shannon Reporting Photos: Ryan “Chachi” Craig Holding two world titles and three big wave event... Read More
By Mara Pyzel It’s the stuff of legend: the single-celled organisms that form the foundation of our reefs are a foundational piece in the traditional Hawaiian origin story. “In Hawaiian culture, the coral is one of the first things to be created when we look at the kumulipo, the creation... Read More
A recollection of Australasian exploration following a quasi-recursive map, with elemental moments of expressive wave worship. TUNE-IN TO THE LIVESTREAM... Read More
By Mara Pyzel Surfing’s quintessential nomad, Timmy Reyes, has spent a lifetime pursuing solace and adventure. The Huntington native’s quest takes him to the ends of the earth where he temporarily roots, surrounded by untouched natural beauty. Camera in hand, the O’Neill team rider has captured his experiences on film... Read More
Photos Brian Bielmann The North Shore woke up yesterday for an unusually late season swell. Fortunately for the north shore,... Read More
Vans surfer Nathan recounts epic Nias Indonesia with sick pov GoPro Footage. FOLLOW ON INSTAGRAM @nathan_florence Additional Footage: @_danielrusso_ @germainfilms... Read More
Aloha to our valued readers and clients, If there’s one thing every dedicated surfer knows how to do, it’s go with the flow and make adjustments “down the line.” With the current pandemic affecting our world we are all facing sweeping changes in every facet of our lives. For now,... Read More
Travis and Koa Smith (and friends) score rare late season Pipeline, walk you through an action-packed day in their current... Read More
Wave pools, a seemingly controversial topic in the surf world at the moment. Very polarizing responses regardless, no matter who... Read More
Celebrate Hawai’i By Andrew Oliver One of the great attributes of Hawai’i is the sense of community and connection shared amongst our diverse population. For many island residents, there exists only a few degrees of separation, either through family or friends, to just about anyone in the state. “Oh yeah,... Read More