Average Waves, Average Beys

Average Waves, Average Beys

The reality of surfing through lockdown 3.0, cold, wet and  windy, with the odd glimmer of gold ever now and then.

A South West UK surf film made during lockdown 3.0, December 2020-May 2021.

Edited and filmed by Kane Oldfield and Christian Jones.

OJO feat. Koldo Illumbe

OJO feat. Koldo Illumbe

Growing up in Bali has its perks. 15-year old Koldo Illumbe just dropped an edit that’ll have his peers drooling for their next trip to Indo. A little something from the recent Indonesian monsoon season, searching for conditions that shine just a couple times of the year.

A Kylian Castells project, supported by Vans.

Still photography by Hamish Humphreys.

Additional footage by Leo Lassence .
Shot in Indonesia.

The Wedge

The Wedge

This is a collection of the greatest wipeouts filmed at the Wedge in Spring 2021. Everyone loves a good ‘ol fashioned wipeout real but remember, if you are not a trained professional then Wedge might not be your spot…

Mason Ho | Punto Magico

Mason Ho | Punto Magico

Mason Ho gets to surf a spot he’s been dreaming about his whole life. An uncrowded, perfect, long barrel on sand! He spent years searching for an experience like this.

BEST clips from this trip are being saved for Mason’s section in a new surf video coming out this summer called SNAPT4. (Stay tuned for that!)

Fiji Perspective

Fiji Perspective

When the world went into lockdown in 2020, Brisa Hennessy found herself isolated in one of the most remote places on the planet – on the tiny remote island of Namotu in Fiji with her parents and a small group of local Fijians. Through facing her fears surfing huge Cloudbreak she was able to reflect on her sense of self, who she is and what her purpose is on this planet.

“Fear is uncomfortable. But I learnt [at Cloudbreak] that when you accept it’s real, it’s there, you’re willing to embrace it. You either stay uncomfortable or you grow.” – Brisa Hennessy, 2021

Cape Carnage

Cape Carnage

One of Australia’s most merciless slab waves exists in Sydney and May in the middle of the Aussie autumn is a good time for this place to come alive which it did for two consecutive days back on the 7th & 8th. The first day is big and wild & the following day is a day that will go down in the big wave history books not for the crazy perfect slabbing waves but for the carnage both in body and equipment used.. Featuring some of Sydney’s best slab surfers both bodyboard & surf/tow surfers, Cape Solander/ Cape Fear was everything that this place is known for.

Featuring Russell Bierke, Kipp Caddy, Laurie Towner, Evan Faulks, Lucas Street, Hayden Blair and some of best body boarders.