Would You Rather: The Right or Nazare? Big wave surfing can be split into two simple sub sections. On one hand, there are those paddleable mountains of water that are all about a critical drop and trying to get that 10’0 on rail and to the channel, (if there is one). On the other, there […]

The Five Most Barrelled Surfers in the World Surfing is a subjective sport, shaped by things like style, technique and choice of equipment. It would be pretty pointless to try to compare the rides of a traditional logger, a modern high-performance surfer and a bodysurfer, since they all do different things on different types of […]

THE INDO FULL MOON MYTH   From elderly fishermen plying the reef passes of Nias to local kids riding planks with nails for fins in Maluku and western surfers in the bars and clubs of Bali, there’s a single myth which binds traditional Indonesian culture with modern surfing. One which states that Indo sees its […]

Bucket List: April in the South Pacific The equinox has come and gone, which means, that depending on which hemisphere you are in, winter/summer is over and spring/fall has arrived. April is historically when the South Pacific begins to wake up, so if you could be anywhere in the world right now, Polynesia wouldn’t be […]