A fascinating story of a secret surf community, where the youth take to the waves as a means to escape their war-ridden daily lives. This heartfelt documentary takes us into the world of the Gaza Strip’s surfing enthusiasts, and reveals a formidable resilience pulsing within a beleaguered population.
In this crowded surfing world of ours, the chance to seek out perfect empty waves on the road less traveled is surely one to relish. Follow young German / Costa Rican surfer Leon Glatzer on a journey deep into the Arctic Circle to surf the cold and empty waves. Ever changing conditions: Snow storms, sub zero temperatures, gale force winds, howling onshore. Time to wait, “patience my friend”. The wind swings offshore and the sun shines – timing is everything. Stunning scenery, dramatic snowy mountains, endless fjords, pristine clear water and perfect frigid waves… What a canvas for Leon to take on the elements, not only testing himself mentally, but also testing the endurance of his equipment.
RVCA have launched their Spring ’17 line trunks. In line with the #balanceofopposites, they’ve created the Industry, Balance and Nature categories to represent the technical features and aesthetics of this season’s offering. With inputs from the creative minds of our Artist Network Program (ANP) along the latest innovations for comfort and performance, the new RVCA Trunks will fit your every-surf & beach day mixing style and comfort.
RVCA swim is without boundaries, without limits. Equally at home in the water and nowhere near it at all, our swim collection is designed for ANY girl ANYWEAR. Our classic fits get a fresh treatment in this latest colection of Women’s swim. From tried-and-true trianges with strap details to bralettes with sporty cross-backs, it’s all in store and perfect for poolside lounging, beach days and Anywear at all.
When you are in deepest darkest Morocco what better too do than fix some up some lights so you can make the most of the swell getting kegged? Which is exactly what Aritz Aranburu and friends did. Filmed by Igor Bellido
A Journey to the Rugged Ends of the Earth with South American slab hunters Bruno Santos and Guillermo Satt.
“We are in the middle of the Pacific, on a volcanic rock, getting bludgeoned by massive swells. We are, as remote, as you can get.”
That’s Australian photographer Ted Grambeau talking. If you know Ted Grambeau, then you’ll be able to hear the sound of his deep, rough, vaguely erratic voice; the volume rising with each syllable, the delivery slowing with each word, dragging out each sentence until you can almost feel their isolation.