Creatures of Colour

Creatures of Colour

Surfing's palette of greens and blues is so ingrained it's really odd when it doesn't appear that way. The Bong sorts have gone with an infra red vibe for their new clip which is all kinds of otherworldly.

Being immersed in surfing can sometimes feel as if your stepping into a portal into a different planet where life becomes more colourful. The freedom, the smell, the excitement, you become one with your surroundings. A place where you can roam free, surf empty waves and strip away all the noise. This collection emerges out of a surreal jungle…one with painted palms that are untamed and wildly expressive. Bold colour collides in a vibrant palette that will linger in your dreams.

Athletes: Laura Enever Felicity Palmateer Alessa Quizon

Music Credits: Perera Elsewhere “Wait N See” Courtesy of Friends of Friends Music

Creative Direction - Scott Wynn @griimm_collective Editor - Scott Wynn @griimm_collective DOP - Sebastien Zanella @sebzanella Videographer - Nate Lawrence @lawrence_photo Photographer - Woody Gooch @woodygphoto

Made In South Africa Ep1

Made In South Africa Ep1

Filmmaker Jason Hearn explores the rich, diverse surfing possibilities of his home country's "Mother City"—Cape Town. We go for a high-octane free surf with local boy Mikey February, and Jordy Smith. Then it's over to one of the world's best big wave breaks, Dungeons, for a rare summer session with Frank Solomon, Josh Redman, Matt Bromley, and Dale Staples. Next week, Hearn travels up to Durban for an unforgettable profile of the rough and tough crew of Cave Rock. Don't miss it!

Surfing the Amazon River’s Endless Wave

Surfing the Amazon River’s Endless Wave

The indigenous people who live along the Amazon River in Brazil have a word for the tidal bore that rushes in from the Atlantic Ocean. They call the wave Pororoca, which translates to “big roar.” You can actually hear it coming. That’s how loud and powerful it is. It’s risky to surf the Pororoca because it is full of debris as well as snakes and piranha. But surfer Serginho Laus has mastered what is one of the longest waves in the world.

Alan Stokes Stornoway Sessions…

Alan Stokes Stornoway Sessions…

Pro surfer Alan Stokes takes professional musician Neil Halstead to the Outer Hebrides to explore the wild surf and meet Pete Fletcher, the owner of the most remote recording studio in the world: Black Bay Studios.