CI PRO: The Movie
20 minutes well spent with the Channel Islands crew of rippers including Parker Coffin, Mikey February, Dane Reynolds, the Gudauskas brothers, Luke Swanson and many more.
20 minutes well spent with the Channel Islands crew of rippers including Parker Coffin, Mikey February, Dane Reynolds, the Gudauskas brothers, Luke Swanson and many more.
Portraying the physical and emotional struggle involved in professing the love of surfing and how it becomes a condition of life rather than a sport. A visual reflection of how surfers turn all that fear of an uncontrollable force of nature into an obsession. - Andrés Sánchez Belzunces
Waiting Game - Reubyn Ash, Joss Ash & Jobe Harriss tear up an October swell.
Music: 'I wish that I was a madman' by Staffan Carlen provided courtesy of Epidemic Sound
Filmed & edited by Adam Norris of Offshores Photo.Â
The film gives a little insight into Alex Crews life shaping surfboards, tells the story about the brand ACSOD and showcases his close relationship with his team as they journey around the world surfing pumping waves and having a hell time together. Featuring team riders Toby Mossop, Mitch Crews, Hinata Aizawa and Lewie Dunn.
This is the ACSOD MOVIE.

The town council are demanding SWW are held to account for sewage pollution.
Porthleven Town Council have declared an ‘Environmental Water Emergency’ and have demanded action be taken after concerns were raised by both Councillors (led by Cllr. Munday) and members of both Porthleven Surf Club and Salty Sisters (wild swimming club) over the number of sewage pollution alerts in Porthleven.
The town are the second in Cornwall, to do so after Newquay’s Town Council demanded action be taken to stop South West Water to stop CSO discharges off the towns beaches.
So far there have been 6 sewage pollution alerts in Porthleven this year and 9 last year, all causing potential risks to any users. The Town Council are concerned that there is a potential risk to health, the environment and economy of Porthleven and as such made the following resolution at the Town Council meeting:
* Request South West Water immediately deal with the water quality issues in our local area with a robust plan for their network.
* Declare an Environmental Water Emergency around water quality
* Call on Cornwall Council and the Government through our local MP to do more to hold South West Water to account over their poor performance the last 10 years.
* Invite a representative from the South West Water to attend our next meeting to explain how the work they are doing will improve the situation we have in Porthleven.
A legal challenge is being launched to stop water companies dumping sewage into the sea and rivers.
“A deluge of untreated sewage is being dumped by water companies into our rivers and along our coastlines, but the Government is failing to act.
“Good Law Project believes that the Government’s lack of urgency is not only dangerous, it is also unlawful on a number of grounds.
“This is why we are joining forces with Richard Haward’s Oysters and surfer and campaigner, Hugo Tagholm, to compel the Government to rewrite its Storm Overflows Discharge Reduction Plan to impose much tighter deadlines on water companies to clean up their act.”
It is much needed action and you can support it here
Porthleven town council have just followed Newquay council in declaring a water emergency due to constant sewage pollution.