MF Antidote
Pull in with 3x World Champion Mick Fanning enjoying the recent swell hitting the east coast of Australia, gotta love a dose of Fanning on fire.
Wave Cycle
‘Wave Cycle’ is a sustainable plastic furniture range made from recycled surf and bodyboards. It is estimated that every year 16,000 cheap, polystyrene bodyboards are abandoned on UK beaches often after a single use. The design and manufacturing process is committed to supporting and celebrating environmentalism within the surfing industry. This process also provides a recycling solution to the waste within short life polystyrene packaging foam. Through taking a short life material and increasing the longevity in the form of a long-life piece of furniture that is part of a circular manufacturing system, it highlights innovation.
Harry Peck – Design student, Newcastle
Shark VS Surf-mat rider
“F*ck, f*ck, f*ck, Shark!” is the main dialog, and let’s be honest you’re not going to say go away old chap. Roger Essig came face to face with an aggressive Sevengill Shark whist testing out his experimental helmet-mounted camera. Check out the footage for the full edit which took place at Gunnamatta Beach Victoria, 20th of June, 2021.
Prisma: Twin Fins VS Nias
“Prisma” the new film made by Seventy Surfboards shows the acclaimed chef Dario Costa (Masters of Sabor program winner, Masterchef Brazil participant and owner of Madê and Paru restaurants) styling it out in the perfect rights of Nias, Indonesia. Tackling heavy surf, with confidence, Dario shows that his talent is not just in the kitchen environment.
Breaking Waves: Queer Surf
Welcome to Breaking Waves, a series shining a light on often overlooked and polarising social issues and topics within surfing. In this inaugural episode, Vans pro surfer and Weird Waves host Dylan Graves explores the stereotypical perceptions that often exist within surf culture, as he seeks to learn more about the LGBTQ+ surf community and understand how surfers can become better allies. Follow along on Dylan’s journey as he links up with San Francisco’s Queer Surf—an organisation advocating to create safe spaces at the beach and in the water— and explores how to make surfing more welcoming to everyone.
Sir Paul McCartney – Slidin’
To Celebrate International Surfing Day Macca released a new music video ‘Slidin’’, created in association with Surf Rider.
Directed by Jack McCoy featuring Craig Anderson Learn more about Surf Rider here:
Following in the steps of his self-titled debut solo album ‘McCartney’, featuring Paul playing every instrument and writing and recording every song, Paul McCartney releases ‘McCartney III.’ Paul hadn’t planned to release an album in 2020, but in the isolation of “Rockdown,” he soon found himself fleshing out some existing musical sketches and writing even more new ones.
I know there must be other ways
Of feeling free
But this is what I wanna do
Who I wanna be
And every time I try
I feel like I can fly
But I know that I can
Die trying
Chorus
I’m slidin’
Gliding through the air
I can see my body through
Windows in my hair
I’m slidin’
Gliding through the air
I know nobody’s dancing here
But us dragonflies
We’re the only ones awake
We own the skies
And every time I try
I feel like I can fly
But I know that I can
Die trying
[Repeat chorus]
[Repeat chorus]
I can feel my body burn
Slidin’ through the air
Slidin’ taken from the album ‘McCartney III’ 🎲
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