By Aukai Ng The surfing world has had some legendary brotherly duos. Andy and Bruce Irons, CJ and Damien Hobgood,...
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Maui on my mind
3 Maui Shooters to Know
By Rebecca Parsons Hawai’i’s second largest island, Maui is famous for its stunning beaches, the sacred ʻĪao valley, the famous...
2023 Da Hui Backdoor Shootout
in Memory of Duke Kahanamoku
The final day of the Da Hui Backdoor Shootout has ended without a winner due to injuries sustained by multiple surfers. The thoughts and well wishes go out to those surfers including Kala Grace, Makua Rothman, and Billy Kemper. The conditions were ideal with epic double-overhead Pipeline waves and many...
By Aukai Ng The North Shore of O‘ahu has bred a great pool of talented local surfers. Young surfers who...
By Alexandra Kahn Kalani Rivero is not a new name or face to the crowd residing on the North Shore...
Kirra Pinkerton
Is Going for Gold
By Rebecca Parsons Kirra Pinkerton is the type of person who knows what she wants and goes after it. Pinkerton grew up in San Clemente, California and started surfing with her dad when she was just two years old. They travelled back and forth between California and Hawai’i, surfing and...
Intro By Mike Latronic  Interview by Aukai Ng The next generation of surfers are charging harder than ever in waves...
By Rebecca Parsons For Gabriela Bryan, surfing has always been a family affair. Bryan spent her childhood on Kauai’s north shore and her dad took her surfing for the first time when she was just four years old. Growing up, Bryan would regularly surf with her family and occasionally competed...
Intro by Jim Kempton Interviews by Mike Latronic They say the world is shaped by two things: stories told and...
Vying for the World Longboarding Title in Malibu By Rebecca Parsons Photos by Tommy Pierucki Kelis Kaleopa’a was destined to...
By Rebecca Parsons As kids, many of us can admit to dreaming of becoming a professional athlete. While it’s a pipe dream for most, it’s a realistic possibility for a select few. But even for the young prodigies, most don’t enter the professional scene until after they’ve graduated high school...