At the first stop following the Mid-season cut, Championship Tour surfers are prepared to meet the most critical wave on Earth. Teahupo'o is one of the most awe-inspiring waves on the planet. What sets Teahupo'o apart is its raw power, sheer size, and cavernous barrels. In order to find triumph in Tahiti, the world's best surfers must prepare to test their mettle against this force of nature, and in doing so, will push the boundaries of their sport. Tahiti is the ultimate proving ground. It all starts at the End of the Road.

Featuring Gabriel Medina, Owen Wright, Matthew McGillivray, Jeremy Flores, Nathan Hedge, Jadson Andre, Kanoa Igarashi, Caio Ibelli, John John Florence, Seth Moniz, Griffin Colapinto, Michael Bourez, Jack Robinson, Julian Wilson, Jordy Smith, Caitlin Simmers, Barron Mamiya, Adriano de Souza, Kelly Slater, Miguel Pupo, and Jack Freestone.

A short film featuring Josie Prendergast & Taj Richmond, a couple that rides together. It's a portrait about how they've influenced each others surfing lives over the past 12 years, how they inspire and motivate one another to surf more, surf better, surf different. It’s an ode to the beautiful Byron region they call home and the personalities and attitudes that reside within its surfing community. Enjoy.

Edit & Directed - Kai Neville Coloured - Tim Wreyford
Original Music Composition - The M1 Sound Design - Thom Pringle
Surf Design - Georde Grigor
16mm Camera - Kai Neville & Georde Grigor
Creative Direction - Matt Ireland Producer - Jacqueline marcuzzi
Additional Surf Footage - Clementine Bourke
Additional Drone Footage - Laura Frati (Flying High)

Hawaii native Barron Mamiya grew up watching the best of the best take on the North Shore, looks like he picked up a few moves. Hit play and watch the Pipeline champion as he dissects wave after wave in this schweet edit.

Filmed: @parkerndavis

Located off the coast of Margaret River, this infamous square eyed beast of a wave breaks over a shallow reef, producing super hollow barrels that challenge even the most seasoned surfers. Raw power and unpredictable by nature, surfing The Box requires Jedi skill levels, timing, and nerves of steel. Dig in with the Cola Bros and crew as they take it to the next level.

German Big Wave Surfer Sebastian Steudtner surfed possibly the biggest wave ever during the XXL swell at premier big-wave destination Nazaré, Portugal, this 2024 season. Steudtner surfed a monster wave that was measured at 28.57m (93.73ft) leveraging state-of-the-art drone technology.

The current world record, also held by Steudtner, is 26.21m (86.4ft), which was achieved at Nazaré in 2020. During the XXL swell, the drone prototype was used for quick and precise wave measurement for the first time. Helping to surf the biggest waves possible, Steudtner developed a new surfboard technology with his partners to significantly optimize his surfboard over the past three years. Using the latest simulation methods and wind tunnel validations, the water and air resistances were successfully reduced. As a result, with the new board, Steudtner can now reach speeds of up to 100 km/h, compared to the previous 80 km/h, which now enabled Steudtner to ride the potential next record wave.