Judd Brown
Got two minutes for a goofy footer, hell yes, of course you have. Strap in with Judd Brown surfing around his home in Port Macquarie, Australia.
Got two minutes for a goofy footer, hell yes, of course you have. Strap in with Judd Brown surfing around his home in Port Macquarie, Australia.
After suffering a life-threatening fall on a strike mission in Morocco, Billy Kemper found himself living out every surfer’s nightmare. Stuck in a faraway hospital with a severely injured knee, hip, and pelvis, Billy’s only goal was to get back to his wife and four kids. The journey home would be more unpredictable and difficult than he could have ever imagined.
After been locked out of Tasmania for 15 months I finally got to chase a Shippies swell. With a long period south west swell the late summer season forecast looked all too good not to chase. So with Bondi Rescue lifeguard and big wave surfer Clint Kimmins we roll the dice and this is what we got. - Tim Bonython
When a fall on a historically GIANT day at Mavericks feels like being struck by lightning! This wave may have given me the most electric beating I have ever had. The initial impact from the wave on this fall is the closest thing to what I imagine it feels like getting struck by lightning. An extremely VIOLENT surge of energy!
Edit: Noah Andrews @stoke.films
I was on vacation with my girl in Costa Rica, when all of a sudden the swell of the winter popped up for home, we instantly packed our bags headed to the airport. This wave doesn’t break that often, but when mother nature aligned there is no place I’d rather be. It was a mission to get back home, but the session made it worth while - Nic Von Rupp
All time Pipeline sessions from the classic 1978 North Shore season featuring Gerry Lopez. Also putting in solid performances were Rory Russell, Jackie Dunn, Shaun Tomson, Rabbit Bartholomew, Jeff Crawford, Owl Chapman and more.
Gerry Lopez is widely known as the most graceful tube-rider in the history of pro surfing. Watching Lopez is to witness his pure reverence for the wave - his fluid acceptance of its shape, speed and thrust. Through him, you could actually see the movement of the wave more clearly. He didn't try to dominate the wave. He allowed the wave to ride through him.Â