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Posted 9-21-17 LIVE FROM THE CHANNEL / Eric Akiskalian With the feeling of Autumn comes cool crisp mornings upon each dawning day, and the anticipation of seasonal change which brings great excitement and anticipation to many. For some, it’s a new football season, their only escape from reality with each passing game. Personally if not […]
THE RIGHT IS SUCH A FUN PLACE TO SURF Posted 9-19-17 Magicseaweed Many words come to mind when imagining an experience at The Right. Fun is not one of them. Especially when the wind’s up like in the above clip and chandeliers resembling waterfalls are falling from the roof. “We knew it was going to […]
Modern Day Waterman Kai Lenny “Every once in a while, in every sport, there comes an individual whom, for lack of a better term, is called a Natural. Not only is this person gifted with the physical and mental skills necessary to excel in the particular sport but often, he possesses an unmeasurable and undefinable […]
Hurricane Max Is Riding The Heels Of Mexico’s Recent 8.1 Earthquake Posted 9-16-18 Stab Mag “Twenty minutes from Salina Cruz is destroyed. Over 100 dead people now and over 500 have lost their homes.” Last week, while Hurricane Irma had everyone in the U.S. paralyzed with fear of an impending apocalypse, an 8.1 earthquake struck mainland […]
FEDERAL COURTS APPROVES SALE OF CARTEL BANKRUPTCY TO THE WSL TODAY Posted 9-15-17 Frank Quirarte Insta
Ian Walsh and Crew Deep in the Central Pacific Days 5-7 Posted 9-15-17 Ian Walsh Insta Day 5 Day 6 Day 6 Extension Day 7 (C) Towsurfer.com 2017
SEPTEMBER BUCKET LIST: AUTUMN IN THE GOLDEN STATE Posted 9-15-17 Magicseaweed Surfing in September means one thing—California. This is the run-up to autumn in the Northern Hemisphere, that magical season when the wind goes good and swells start to churn with consistency. But unlike Europe and other Northern Hemi areas that love the fall/winter rush […]
Surfer Killed By Croc In Sri Lanka Posted 9-15-17 Stab Magazine British journalist for the Financial Times seen “waving his hands in the air” before being dragged under near Arugam Bay. Today in everything in and around the ocean that wants you dead. A 25-year-old tourist has met a horrifying demise after being taken by […]
The Beautiful Life and Untimely Death of Zander Venezia and What We Can Learn Posted 9-14-17 The Inertia By all accounts, it was a beautiful day on the island of Barbados. The azure waters of the Caribbean sparkled a brilliant blue. The wind blew lightly offshore, sucking back out to sea to join Hurricane Irma, […]
How Long Until Every Quiver Has a Hydrofoil? Dylan Heyden Associate Editor The Inertia Everywhere you look these days it seems a pro surfer is trying their hand at a hydrofoil. Laird famously pioneered the craft in the early 2000s, and Kai Lenny has taken it to new heights – no pun intended. Joel Parkinson […]
IAN WALSH AND CREW EMBARK ON A 2,400 NAUTICAL MILE SAILING VOYAGE FROM TAHITI TO HAWAII Posted 9-12-17 Towsurfer News Ian Walsh Insta Follow Ian Walsh and crew as they embark on an amazing 2,400 nautical mile sea voyage extending from Tahiti to Hawaii. Along their journey, they will be collecting water samples for […]
Chris Bertish wins “Man of the Year” from Supconnect Posted 9-12-17 Surfersvillage Chris is a Mavericks Big Wave Champion, Sup Guinness World Record Holder, Inspirational Speaker, Author and Ocean Pioneer Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 12 September, 2017 – Chris Bertish of South Africa has been named 2017 Supconnect’s Editor’s Choice Award’s “Man of the Year” […]
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