In a frothing departure from travel scenics, lifestyle and “athlete” interviews, LOBOTOMY plunges headlong into a relentless visual assault of surf and only surf action set entirely to the ear-bending music of Frankie and the Witch Fingers—A nonstop cinematic climax that ought to leave surf fanatics in a puddle of drool and other matter both real and imagined.
While putting this edit together they asked Bobby what song he wanted, and he didn’t hesitate in asking for the same one as the Taj Burrow’s part in “Momentum: Under the Influence” circa 2001.
From the G-LIDE Series of G-SHOCK extreme sports watches comes a pair of new models that add night surfing designs to the GBX-100.
This new model comes with the ability to display information required by surfers (high tide and low tide times and levels), and to use a phone application for simple selection of one of approximately 3,300 locations around the globe.
A high resolution MIP LCD enhances readability, and enables display of tide graph, moon data, high tide and low tide times, tide levels, and sunrise and sunset times.
These models have a guard structure that withstands impact from above, below, left, and right, making them the perfect choice for wear while surfing.
The bezel is composed of a combination of resin and metal, with stainless steel for the bezel top. The bezel combines hairline and honed surface finishes to create an elegant look.
About G-Shock
Built from a mission by creator Mr. Ibe to create the unbreakable watch, G-SHOCK is the watch that stunned the world with a concept for toughness that defied conventional watchmaking logic. Launched in 1983, G-SHOCK creates technologically advanced watches that can resist gravity, freezing temperatures, high water pressure and magnetic fields, watches built to last forever through a constant pursuit of toughness.
Available for £159. See the new G-LIDE GBX-100NS and the full G-SHOCK collection at g-shock.co.uk / @gshock_uk
Big west swells at Uluwatu is always scary and not many people have the fortitude to paddle out. In the morning a few guys paddled, just before high-tide with their 8ft+ guns. As the tide started to drop in the afternoon, more and more people try their luck on the outside corner, less cleanup sets and running better than the Bombie in the morning.
A solid winter swell unloaded on the coastline lighting up a few of the local spots in WA.
This video was all filmed in the space of one morning.
Song: Black Widow – Jet Trash
Again, the East Coast receives an epic two days of very sizeable waves all shot in Sydney. Starting at my home beach of Avalon then to Newport Beach. Then down to South Narrabeen and finally on this day Queenscliff Bombie.
Day 2 I’m up at 5am for Sydney’s best slab Cape Solander. Enjoy! – Tim Bonython
