Adrien Rapp testing the 6'2 model in two bask country sessions on a Spaceroach by Gato Heroi single fin shortboard shaped by Robin Kegel.
Following in the footsteps of their father, the Malloy brothers have been blazing trails off the beaten path since before they knew how to stand up on a surfboard. Film by The Farm League.
The divine pursuit of beauty in the cross-step. Featuring Josie Prendergast, filmed by Nathan Oldfield.
Kick off your shoes, put your feet up, pour an ice cold glass of beer, and enjoy the smooth and fancy footwork of the talented Ryan Burch. Filmed and edited by Kevin Smith.
Free one's board from fins, and free one's self - the philosophy of one of Australia's great authentic surfers. Presenting a stripped back portrait, shot in the fall of 2015, over 2 weeks at Jeffrey's Bay. Derek Hynd, harmony between board, ocean and man. Director/Cinematographer - Andrew Kaineder Editor - Jai Rakic Music - Drew Innocend
"Free one's board from fins, and free one's self - the philosophy of one of Australia's great authentic surfers. Presenting a stripped back portrait, shot in the fall of 2015, over 2 weeks at Jeffrey's Bay. Derek Hynd, harmony between board, ocean and man."
With recording of two seasons of surfing raised from the dark depths of the old Deus Temple Of Enthusiasm hard drive, Salvaged is a black and white longboarding picture made up of fun, unused footage. The film was shot on location on the islands of Indonesia in clean, shoulder high surf, with a few large exceptions. It features local Indonesian Surfers Deni Firdaus and Husni Ridhwan, along with Matt Cuddihy, myself, Thomas Bexon and Zye Norris. This is my first surf film. Thanks for watching.
Salvaged is a black and white long boarding film by Harrison Roach made up of fun, unused footage. The film was shot on location on the islands of Indonesia in clean, shoulder high surf, with a few large exceptions. It features local Indonesian Surfers Deni Firdaus and Husni Ridhwan, along with Matt Cuddihy, Harrison Raoch, Thomas Bexon and Zye Norris.
RHYTHM presents. NEAL PURCHASE JNR // DUO CONCEPT. A short film documented during Neal Purchase Jnr's recent time spent shaping and surfing in Canggu, Bali. It explains in short detail the creation and development of the duo surfboards he's been experimenting with and riding during the past 8 months. The footage was taken from a few sessions at Uluwatu and Pererenan beach in early June. Film by NPJ / Rhythm, additional footage by Jimmy James. Music by NPJ and friends. Recorded on iPhone 6 www.nealpurchasedesigns.blogspot.com.au www.rhythmlivin.com
A short film documented during Neal Purchase Jnr's recent time spent shaping and surfing in Canggu, Bali. It explains in short detail the creation and development of the duo surfboards he's been experimenting with and riding.
Jay is a surfer, artist, husband, father and creator of super rad ‘functional sculptures’. He lives a few blocks away from the sea in a special little place in San Francisco called the Outer Sunset district. When it comes to Jay’s work he values aesthetics, but appreciates imperfections and practicality more. This is his story http://www.thenouncollective.com
A wonderful look at San Francisco-based artist and surfer, Jay Nelson. The film is created by The Noun Collective. To learn more , check out the full story at their site here.
Wayne Lynch http://encyclopediaofsurfing.com/entries/lynch-wayne Encyclopedia of Surfing http://encyclopediaofsurfing.com/
A compilation video of classic Wayne Lynch filmed by John Witzig. Created by Matt Warshaw of the excellent Encyclopedia of Surfing.
We Rise Together is a short film celebrating the independent voices of women's surfing. Synopsis: Three of Southern California's most kind-hearted and fun-loving female surfers take to the open sea in pursuit of off-the-grid adventure. Featuring: Eveline Van Brande, Taylor Nelson & Anna Ergot. Film by Adam Reynolds & Shane Passantino. Produced by Scopo Studios.
A second chance for surfboards unloved and discarded. Surfboards exist for no other reason than to give us pleasure, so why do we turn our backs on them? Why do we sell them, give them away or chuck them on the council clean up pile? And what becomes of the broken hearted? Recently Surfing World got together with team Arnette’s Chippa Wilson, Ben Godwin, Pama Davies, Kalani Ball and Jackson Baker to scour the hock shops, garage sales, swap meets and junk yards to find out if the dogs that inhabit these spaces deserve a second shot at being loved.
A second chance for surfboards unloved and discarded. Surfboards exist for no other reason than to give us pleasure, so why do we turn our backs on them? Why do we sell them, give them away or chuck them on the council clean up pile? And what becomes of the broken hearted?
A few session from 2015 of Tyler Warren riding some of his self made crafts. Enjoy~
A few sessions from 2015 of Tyler Warren riding some of his self made crafts.
