Welcome to the Big Time

Welcome to the Big Time

A member of the Billabong team for over 20 years, Creed McTaggart continues to help shape the brand’s creative point of view — not just through what he does in the water, but also through what he does on land. For his brand-new Big Time collection of clothing, his distinctive artwork drives the graphic direction as he rips and tears through perfect Indonesian waves.

“We are living in the Big Time; chasing a dream, glitz and glamour, popping off at the tippy-top with a cocktail in hand — luxury, cash, fame and fortune. The Big Time is for all of us, a menagerie of clothes to feel elite, proud and loud in. You’ve made it, you’ve hit the ceiling, the roof has run away in fear. Unstoppable.”

Think disruptive. Think bold. Think loud. Think Big Time.

All Indonesian surf footage shot by Toby Cregan and Jimmy Jazz.

Best Ferry Wave Ever?

Best Ferry Wave Ever?

Ben Gravy is still trying to process what he witnessed on this novelty mission. The biggest, most perfect ferry wave he’s ever seen. Now comes the hard part: figuring out how to actually ride it, get barrelled and take the whole thing to another level. One weird wave, one very good trip. For the dream.

South Pacific

South Pacific

From scoring back-to-back swells at Teahupo’o to searching for waves further beyond the island of Tahiti, this film is a collection of moments from May and June 2026, spent moving through French Polynesia with cameras in hand.

Some days were heavy. Some were perfect. A lot of them were spent eating tuna and marvelling at one of the most beautiful places in the world.

Shot across the islands, in and out of the water, this is a film about me realising my 10-year dream of shooting in the most notorious waters of the surfing world.

Filmed & Edited by @indoeye

Sun Moon Light Sun

Sun Moon Light Sun

Cancelled flights, mercurial kilojoules, nonsensical board charges and a Laird sighting at the airport. The rise and fall of Genevieve. Asher Pacey chases a protean hurricane swell through his beloved Baja, California. SUN MOON LIGHT SUN documents three days of surfing, three boards and one very good run of waves: the Sunstone, the Moonstone and the Light Bender.

Tosh Tudor – Fancy Footwork

Tosh Tudor – Fancy Footwork

Tosh Tudor makes longboarding look less like a discipline and more like a natural state. Smooth lines, precise footwork and plenty of style, with an easy rhythm that lets the wave do most of the talking. North Shore logging, done properly.

Island Hop – Clay Marzo

Island Hop – Clay Marzo

If Clay Marzo calls it heavy, you can probably stop the argument there. Less like a surf spot and more like a badly considered meeting with a rocky shelf, with mutant shorebreak detonating over what appears to be about three feet of margin for error. Marzo, naturally, treats it like an invitation. Heavy drops, freakish lines and that trademark Marzo looseness — graceful, committed and slightly unhinged. The kind of session that has the comments section reaching for words like “nuts” and “bloody good leash.”

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