By Alexandra Kahn Photos Tony Heff
While surfing’s roots are from the Tahitians and Samoans who used wooden planks to ride the waves as a component of warr...
Story and Photos by Alexandra Khan
In a culture engrossed in social media, the behavior of those in the spotlight creates an even more significant impression...
@pakalohabikinis presents this week’s #wahinechannel, @rissmoore10 hits the brakes to find some cover on a Backdoor gem. Pakaloha Bikinis are built for the barrel! Visit one of their four stores on Oahu or Maui or go online at www.pakaloha.com...
This month guest editor is the lovely and talented Kelia Moniz. We thought it would be fun to put a twist on our “By the Numbers” feature and have her share wit...
@pakalohabikinis presents this week's #wahine clip. @honoluablomfield displays the power to rip on the big winter swell and the grace to glide on the nose in su...
@pakalohabikinis presents this week's #wahinechannel, @brisahennessy throws some water as she snags some of the beautiful waves and combos a couple turns at Bowls. Pakaloha Bikinis are built for the Barrel! Visit on of their four stores on Oahu or Ma...
Pakaloha presents this week's #wahinechannel, Mahina Maeda showing the grace, beauty and the power that she brings to the waves. Pakaloha Bikinis are built for ...
By Shannon Reporting
Kauai native Kelta O’Rourke is a senior in high school and quite the overachiever at just 17, in the best sense of the word. In between ...
Hometown: Huahine, French Polynesia
DOB: December 2, 1999
Sponsors: Roxy, Air Tahiti Nui, Channel Islands Surfboards, Dakine, Raimana World, Jeewin Sunscreen
Photo Ben Thouard
Vahine Fierro is more than a surfer. She is human sunlight, radia...
By Kyveli Diener
Whether 17-year-old Brittany Penaroza is bashing the lip, threading a double-overhead barrel, or posing for a photoshoot showing off O’Neill...
By Cash Lambert
Paddle out into the blue, mana-filled waters of Queen’s on any given day and there’s a chance you’ll share the lineup with a pack of 5 girls,...
By Kyveli Diener
Takayuki Wakita has been called the most respected Japanese surfer in all of Hawaii, a title he earned by charging every wave that came his way for nearly 30 years. His reward wasn’t only respect and deep barrels - a takeoff spot ...
