Noosa stands along within the Australian lineup landscape with three separate waves all feeding into the next starting at Granites, moving north to Tea Tree and into the boiling pot and 'National Parks' before ending down at First Point. Heath Joske and Harley Ingleby give us the run-down.
Part One of the B-Sides Series showcases a recollection from a strike trip whilst filming for Pentacoastal. Plagued with eggy winds and a junky swell this wave only broke on two of the days they were there. But they snapped through the groundhog days and in an attempt to avoid the crowds at this particular reef Dane, Wade and Tanner only surfed on the dead-low tides. Filming from the water, Shane Fletcher's knees were scratching the reef on most waves but they made some fun out of it!
Filmed & Edited By Shane Fletcher
Additional Footage By Reagan Ritchie
Autumn is here, winter is on the way, it’s been a helluva year with a pandemic grounded most of the planet. Thankfully we've been blessed with waves across the globe to ease some of the Covid madness. Check out this short film by Tanner Gudauskas and Alex Kilauano, and lets be thankful that summer wasn’t a total right off, there was still some good vibes and will continue to be.
With the majority of surf spots being a locals only affair, with all the Covid shenanigans over the last 6 months. Leo Fioravanti and Aritz Aranburu took full advantage as Tahiti re-opened it’s borders with an epic Chopes strike mission.
Welcome to Tahiti ya'll, it's open for business, for now.
With the WSL QS Tour cancelled for this year Luke has been enjoying summer in Cornwall, catching up with friends and surfing some warm waves. Throwback vibes for this summer edit from a few dreamy days of surf bang in the middle of summer. A short-lasting summer swell, surfing and exploring some Cornish Coves and enjoying some sunset beers after packing in up to 4 surfs a day for the duration of the swell!
Elli Thor is an Icelandic photographer, surfer, and former kayaker. A decade ago Elli nearly drowned under a waterfall while kayaking a challenging Icelandic river. The near death experience became a catalyst for personal growth and his professional career. After walking away from kayaking, a newfound passion for surfing and the birth of his daughter Unnur gave him a new perspective worth living for.
