You know what they say: You can never have too many boards.Before today, I held that statement to be positively and undoubtedly true. However, after seeing Rasta’s enormous surfboard collection, I’m not too sure I believe that anymore.
In episode one of Board Tales, the Byron Bay native reveals the unique stories of his most cherished boards. In the end, we learn that Dave is choosing to give away most of his boards so that others can experience the same happiness that he has. What a legend.
Gabriel Medina, a brilliant jewel of the CT, is undoubtedly one of the most talented surfers on the planet. A great competitor and a source o...Read more »
Kepa Acero puts it on the table, he's used to long journeys. According to Google Earth, the wave had all the potential to be a new Skeleton Bay...Read more »
Andreas Ummenhofer considers this clip as a tribute to JJF's work, and in no way an attempt to measure himself against it. However, if the aq...Read more »
Basque barrel hound Aritz Aranburu left town a while back for greener pastures (re: greener, thumping barrels) in Nias with Spain’s Indar Unanue ...Read more »
Not since the late great Andy Irons has a single ride at Teahupo'o
generated so much chatter along the coconut wire. This wave -- this
ridiculou...Read more »
Surfing is one of the most enjoyable exercises there is, especially for the enthusiasts of surfacewater sports. In this sport, the rider moves forw...Read more »
After winning four audience-choice awards in film festivals, “It Ain’t Pretty,” the first feature-length documentary on women’s big wave surfing, ...Read more »