We need the waves to come up in California .. We have had nothing but 2- 4 ft swells max.. This is some drone stuff from the #desert and from the coast, different waves other than Huntington Beach. We have appearances from Brett Simpson , the Rutolo brothers, and some other shots from Brent Weldon
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On a day where no other wave was working we stumbled across one of our favorite waves that happened to have some goo sections. When i got down to the water with Mike Lucas and Dustin Richardson. Daniel Hughes was down there when we got there already having at the delicious peak to himself. we had to crash his party and join in on some fun waves avoiding the cliff. – Brent Weldon
Surf pools have made their debut in the competitive surfing scene. But, do we want wave technology to become a key part of competitive surfing? Is it a perfect marriage? Maybe not.
Yes, wave pools are part of the future of surfing. And yes, artificial waves will bring surfing to inland territories.
But that doesn’t necessarily mean that professional surfers should compete in controlled environments where they know what to expect.
In fact, there’s one big issue … More
Roy and Sean Johnson are the original night riders. While most surfers chase the sun, the father and son duo are fueled by twilight, surfing under the stars. Sean grew up in Malibu, surfing on homemade boards that his dad shaped for him. Using discarded or broken surfboards that Roy found on the beach, Roy’s innovative designs helped formulate his son’s surfing experiences. Roy’s latest design, LED surfboards, enables Sean to beat the crowds and hit the waves after dark. With only the stars and a tricked-out board to guide him, surfing has never been so Zen.