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Titus Kinimaka Interview from the 2003 Towsurfer Vault April 6, 2003 by Eric Akiskalian DOB: January 24, 1955 From: Kalapaki, Kauai Age: 48 years young Height: 6’ Weight: 170lbs Eyes: Brown Hair: Brown Years Surfing: 45 Years Towing: 8 Other Interests: Music, surfing, my family Residence: Anahola, on the north shore of Kauai, HI Sponsors: […]
KOHL CHRISTENSON ON SURVIVING THE WIPEOUT OF YOUR LIFE Kohl Christenson, on his way to a swift beat-down in Fiji. Photo: Glaser At some point in your life, the ocean will give you a beating that might make you question your commitment to surfing. Boards will be broken, reefs will be encountered, and egos will […]
Toby Cunningham Interview from the 2003 Towsurfer Vault April 23, 2003 by Eric Akiskalian Toby Cunningham Age: 25 DOB: 8-12-77 Height: 6’4″ Weight: 170lbs. Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue From: Coronado Current Residence: Point Loma Occupation: Portfolio Manager for Stocks Years Surfing: 16 years Home Break: Todos Santos & Blacks Years Tow Surfing: None, I am looking for […]
The Surfersvillage Interview with Pipe champ Frankie Harrer A couple quick thoughts with Germany’s first Women’s Pipe champion Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 21 May 2017 – Frankie Harrer is part of a growing number of cross-continental surfers raised in more than just one country. Born in Germany but groomed for surf dome in the rights […]
Jamie Mitcho, Hugo Vau and Chris Mumford Towsurfer Swell Report from Puerto 5-20-17 Hugo, Jamie, Chris and Trevor / Puerto Life May 20, 2017 / Saturday 10:oo A.M. PST Puerto Escondido, Mexico Jamie Mitchell; Eric Akiskalian, hi Eric, towsurfer surf report Puerto Escondido. Not that great right now to be honest with you! LOL, Ahhh, there’s […]
Strapped-In Step-Offs from a Standup Paddle Board Fred Compagnon doesn’t surf like everyone else. For quite some time now, he’s been shaping his own little sleds and jumping onto them from larger sleds with a paddle. The Frenchman, along with finless wonder Remi Arauzo, isn’t really interested in what you think of his surfing–he’s interested […]
Rafael Tapia Reporting from Arica, Chile with Swell Update / 5-19-17 5-19-17 Rafael Tapia Reporting Here we are, day no. 5 of the swell in the north of Chile, in Arica, with two of the local guys charging here. We expected bigger conditions but, we still got some fun double up waves, so we’ll see….Alooooha […]
INTERVIEW: SACHI CUNNINGHAM WAVE SAVER ATHLETE OF THE YEAR by Ed Temperley Surfersvillage, on 19th May 2017 Save The Waves have selected Sachi Cunningham as this Year’s Wave Saver Athlete of the Year. A multi-disciplinary docu filmmaker, professor, surfer, water photographer, cancer survivor, and mother, Sachi inspires with positivity in the face of inclement conditions. […]
Dan Moore Interview from the 2006 Towsurfer Vault From: Florida Current Residence: North Shore DOB: Top Secret Height: 6′ Weight: 170 lbs. Color Eyes: Green Color Hair: Light brown Years Surfing: 33 Years Tow Surfing: 9 Years Kite Surfing: 5 Manager: None Other interests: Kite surfing in big waves, snowboarding, designing and shaping new board equipment, restoring vintage […]
Chris Bertish Talks About Paddling Across the Atlantic, Sharks and Survival Joe Carberry Senior Editor / The Inertia If Chris Bertish never took another step, another paddle stroke or even surfed another wave, he still would have accomplished more than 98.5 percent of […]
Peru / Chile Swell Report by Rafael Tapia May 17, 2017 / Wednesday / 5:00 P.M. Swell Report/Day no. 3 by Rafael Tapia We are here in the border of Peru and Chile. One of my favorite towns, really beautiful waves, 15’… couple friends in the water, glassy, really good paddle day. Amazing run of […]
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