Reef Hawaiian Pro recap..
.. and the winner is.. Sebastian Zietz! Seabass qualifies for the 2013 world tour by winning the event on a 6’2″ Channel Islands Proton Step Up.
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The Sea Kin ‘Zine: 100 pages of ocean stories, ideas and imagery
The Sea Kin ‘Zine is a celebration of the ocean that connects us. It is a collection of stories, ideas and imagery from diverse voices within our surfing culture. We…
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A Gathering Place: A Brazen Attempt to Define the Surfing Community By Elinor Cripps photo: Candice O’Donnell Community is the connection of people over time and defined by the boundaries…
DetailsS4C working with community groups in New Zealand to protect Maui’s Dolphin
Surfers for Cetaceans, along with Kiwis Against Seabed Mining (KASM), continue the mission to raise awareness about the dangers of seabed mining and the endangered Popoto Dolphin, of which there…
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Paige Hareb was the first New Zealander to requalify for the ASP Word Tour. Despite this national success, Paige lacks an international sponsor to assist her in funding trips to…
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Jordy in Santa Cruz..
Rocking some CI’s in NorCal last month.
Sunday. // Skate Short with Jake Hallock.
Skateboarding never gets old, I just do. Sunday from Drew Miller on Vimeo.
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GoPro Video of the Week: Raising Champions – Loretta Lynn's Amateur Motocross 2012
This video is so awesome and fully deserves it’s title. Check out some sweet amateur Motocross footage. The Loretta Lynn Ranch in Hurricane Mills, TN is the amateur motocross proving…
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Point Proven – Vilano Beach Sunday Skim Session
Vilano beach has always been known for it’s legendary inlet sessions. Acceruing so scarcley, this particular skimboarding location is one that you will often find unchecked off many skimboarders top…
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Austin Martin: Surf Station Surfboard Specialist
The Surf Station has a team dedicated to helping you find your next magic board! Meet Austin. If you need a surfboard or a whole new quiver, this is the…
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8:00 am: Early morning photos are up box #1 and you can see we have mushy small scale southerly angled waves for your Wednesday morning. Not terrible, as it does look ridable with some some lower knee high rollers on the middle sandbar that zip over on the far inside sandbar. Different surf spots will have the waves break quite differently, but that’s what I am seeing here around the 3rd Street area. Big changes ahead with our weather (it will be about 30 degrees colder tomorrow is what the weatherman says) and with these weather changes we will see what it does to our surf along the beach, stay tuned…. ..
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2:00 pm: New early afternoon photos are up box #2 and you can see the waves look at little better, as we have some clean waves at report time. The wind has swung more offshore. Ya gotta wait on the sets as in between the waves look real small, like less than a foot. But when the set waves come in, there ore some fun clean little waves. No one on it accept one kayaker on the N side of the pier, when the photos were taken….
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While conditions in the Caribbean Sea continue to be favorable for tropical development in November, Sara has died over central America, and latest modeling suggests that is the last storm of the impactful 2024 hurricane season. So now we look ahead for cold fronts and coastal lows that will influence on or our wind, waves and water temps. Dean has extended the forecast to take us past the unseasonably cold (January-like!) weather this week that will drop surf temps and the longest (in several months) small to flat spell leading up to Thanksgiving Day. There is hope for improvement over the holidays in The Surf Station Forecast. Here is an overview of a large-scale, real-time wind map to track the shifting winds associated with the fronts and lows that produce our waves.
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