Who got the most tubed in 2021, and were they going right or left? Will Aliotti and Nic Von Rupp make a strong case for the latter in this highlights reel showcasing some of their best waves from the year gone by.
Featuring pumping surf across the length and breadth of Indonesia, the Canary Islands, Portugal, France, Mexico and Costa Rica.
Track | ‘Boo’
Artist | Curtis Cole/Artlist
Badlands ripper Martyn Ward, better know as ‘Turn’ or ‘Turnip’ has been made a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) for lifeguarding over 40 years.
‘Turn’ on the right right along with another St Agnes legend ‘Bunty’ (left) guarding in the 70’s.
Turn started lifeguarding his local beaches Porthtowan, Chapel Porth and St Agnes in the 70’s when they were run by the local council and has since worked as an RNLI Lifeguard Supervisor for 19 years managing the same area along the north Cornish coast.
He’s still out shredding every day too. Photo Lee Trigg
‘I am so surprised and thankful that I have been nominated for this prestigious accolade. I was so not expected this, especially when the country is experiencing such challenging times and there are so many people working so hard to keep us all safe.
“I would like to accept this award, not just for myself, but also on behalf of the community, for all of those who over the years have contributed in making our seas, coast and beaches safer, whether they are a member of the public giving others safety advice, our Coastguard team, on our RNLI lifeboats, an RNLI lifeguard or a Surf Lifesaving Club member, voluntary and professional side by side.”
Well done mate!
As we head into 2022, I know it's mental even to say it, it's good to look back. 2021 has been challenging for all, let's keep riding through whatever is sent our way, Autumn and Winter has been pumping, let's make the most of our love of the ocean, embrace the outdoors, be good to mama nature. With that in mind, check out this sweet little edit from Christmas eve, Devon dreaming.
GMan is a well-travelled young Irish man, but as he knows all too well, there’s no place like home! Well his home… Join him as he samples pints and pits in the mother land.
Mark Boyd and Chris Noble made the most of the beautiful conditions on the North Coast of Scotland on a crisp November morning.Â
Quiksilver is proud to present the newest Young Guns film ‘Bay of Biscay’. Following the iconic content series from the early 2000’s, the new Young Guns episode showcases the best of the Quiksilver Global surf team talent aged 17-21.
The international cast includes:
Jackson Bunch – 17 YO - Hawaii
Noa Dupouy – 17 YO – France
Mateus Herdy – 20 YO - Brazil
Riaru Ito –20 YO - Japan
Kade Matson – 19 YO - USA
Rio Waida – 21 YO – Indonesia
Joel Vaughn – 17 YO – Australia
Kauli Vaast – 20 YO – Tahiti
Filmed around the beautiful wave rich Bay of Biscay in Europe after the Quiksilver Pro France 2021, the film follows the Young Guns scoring epic conditions at the beach breaks of Hossegor and a super session at Grand Plage, Biarritz. A trip to Spain sees the Young Guns get amongst the locals at Mundaka and the lesser-known waves of Asturias while enjoying the Spanish food and culture.
Wrapped up in 15 minutes of action-packed content, Young Guns Bay of Biscay provides a taster of the breakthrough talent these young surfers possess. Watch out for their names in the future.
