Gerry Lopez first surfed Uluwatu in 1974. The fabled Balinese wave was pristine, magical, and empty. Gerry returned to Uluwatu 40 years later to find it bustling, developed, and a different scene. After a week of surfing and yoga, however, Gerry tapped into a spirit of place that will endure.
Filmmaker Jack Coleman brings another great edit of Vinnie, Ari, and Ozzie flying through some traffic for Mollusk Surf Shop.
Ending the year 2016 with a bang. Some epic surfing from San Diego surfer Corey Colapinto.
Bob McTavish is a genius with a planer and Harrison Roach, who puts the boards to test throughout the world, understands which design features make the magic happen under his feet. Their relationship represents the ‘look back to move forward’ ethos that works so well with surfboards. Harrison has an idea – Bob makes it a reality.
Number 4 in a series of shorts of surfer Jared Mell for Banks. Filmed and directed by James Kinnaird.
High speeds, radical redirections, and purposive style. Jack Coleman brings us a new short featuring Robin Kegel. Another great video by filmmaker Jack Coleman.
A short film by Lockie Marley for McTavish Surfboards. "It's hard to believe it's been 50 years since I shaped my first really successful design: the Noosa '66. Although I'd been shaping since 1962, I mostly shaped what the bosses asked for." - Bob McTavish
Whether he’s in the water, in the shaping bay or meticulously producing his unique artwork, Tyler Warren is one who walks to the beat of his own drum.
“Ben is one of the few shapers who really knows how to carve a rocker on boards ranging from five feet to twelve feet long. In the age of computer shaping, that’s a dying art. I guess Ben was thrown in at the deep end when it comes to shaping, but he just took his time and steadily learned the skills.” – Bob McTavish
Ryan Burch testing new hand shaped designs in the South Pacific. Video and edit by filmmaker Erik Derman.
Another wonderful short video of the legendary Bob McTavish by the talented filmmaker Stefan José.
Longboarder Gilda Hariri passing by the lens of Bread & Butter somewhere in California.
