Dane Reynold’s Chapter 11. A film that needs your attention. Honest, inventive and chock full of good surfing as you’d expect. Amongst many other gems it features footage from the Indo trip with Ozzie, Ando, Dion and crew we ran in the summer issue of the mag.
We wish him well in his new venture ‘Former’. As to if and when it ever reaches our shores we’ll let you know.
A few weeks back the Thurso Surf Festival finished with a cracking day at Thurso East. A stunning day of surfing with Reubyn Ash winning the Open, Lucy Campbell winning the Women’s Open, Harry De-Roth winning the U18 Boys and Kit Innes winning the U16 Boys.
Film and Edit – mrbproductions.co.uk featuring the dulcet voice over man tones of Lee Bartlett.
Thanks to the sponsors:
– SSE
– Korev
– Highland Council
– Fistral Beach
– Adams Surfboards
– Scottish Surfing Federation
Catch up on all information on the events on the website and facebook pages:
ukprosurf.com
facebook.com/UkProSurfAssociation/
instagram.com/ukprosurf/
Join Dillon Perillo, Jacob Willcox and Ry Craike on a Rip Curl Search trip into uncharted oceans, chasing unknown slabs and charting their course as they go.
Filmed by Tony Harrington and Nick Pollet
Edit by Nick Pollet
Competing on the world qualifying series can be frustrating when the surfing conditions are below average. Marc Lacomare took full avantage of a strike mission to have fun with his good friend Tikanui Smith.
Nowadays, it’s pretty rare to enjoy a session with only one of your friend out in the line up, and this is what happened.
Filmed and Edited by Alex Laurel
Supported by quiksilver.com / monsterenergy.com / nixon.com and moskova-europe.com
Water cinematography by Laurent Pujol
Music by Tony Anderson « Prophecy »
Filmed on Sony F55 and RED Raven
Backside 540?
The pursuit of the first ever backside 540 in surfing by Albee Layer. Follow Albee as he wraps his head and body around trying a brand new air in surfing. He battles a few minor injuries and is delayed by a winter that provides better hair raising big waves than conditions conducive to try this move.
Filmed by // Dan Norkunas & Marc Chambers
Sound by // Cody Carter
Graphics by // Dan Darling
All manner of fun here, but the killer bit starts at around the 8 minute mark when the dirty slab comes in swinging…
Roast for 72 hours straight on multi crafts with a few m8s. Season with caravan + a coupla cold tinnies. Dice up the odd crusty specimen and you’ve cooked yourself a little south coast slice of iconic Australian summer.
