“AT EASE” puts the spotlight on our dudes Jacob Cable, Murray Loubser, Hilario Olivos, Chase Krolicki, Jerome Odesa, Jarren Barboza and Preston Okert. Filmed throughout 2019 during casual and not-so-casual meetups in Southern California, this video is the result of the fun and sometimes HEAVY sessions that were had. Enjoy! – Zach Krejmas
Hawaiian youngster Kelis Kaleopaa and surfing icon Joel Tudor have seized historical victories at the 2020 Noosa Longboard Open.
The opening event of the 2020 World Surf League (WSL) Longboard Tour (LT) got underway at Noosa Heads, in Queensland, Australia. The pair overcame a field of reigning event winner’s and former world champions, to each take monumental wins in clean two-foot surf.
Tudor, who won the ASP World Longboard Tour in 1998 and 2004, revealed he will chase a third world title. Kaleopaa dreams of becoming the youngest world champion in the history of the sport
“The snow has melted in Bend Oregon. Thank goodness. What better way to celebrate than to go have a good ‘ol fashioned stepdown session on DH bikes? Dusty mentioned to me a couple days prior that he had re-built this stepdown with the intention of flipping it. Flipping your first drop on a DH bike can be daunting. It’s a mind trip… Buuuuuut I don’t know anyone with more charismatic Kodak courage and this dude so I figured if I brought the camera and walked him through it, we’d be in business. Later in the session, some rippin groms showed up and sent it. We finished off the day with a nice Jordie tribute.” – Cam McCaul
“Seeking Swells: A Costa Rican Road Trip” is a surfing documentary by Christopher Crass, a San Francisco photographer and filmmaker.
The movie explores Pura Vida’s rich and vibrant surf culture, and some of the country’s best surf spots. “Costa Rica has been on the surf map for years now but there are still so many beaches that have yet to be discovered or have fallen from the lime light as I found out while making this documentary.” – Christopher Crass
“Seeking Swells” features interviews with local and international surf legends, including Kurt van Dyke, Edgar “Manolo” Leon, Ricardo “Tano,” Marco Picado, Roberto Vargas, Willy Vargas, and the Costa Rica Dive and Surf Team.