Mason Ho | Punto Magico

Mason Ho | Punto Magico

Mason Ho gets to surf a spot he’s been dreaming about his whole life. An uncrowded, perfect, long barrel on sand! He spent years searching for an experience like this.

BEST clips from this trip are being saved for Mason’s section in a new surf video coming out this summer called SNAPT4. (Stay tuned for that!)

Fiji Perspective

Fiji Perspective

When the world went into lockdown in 2020, Brisa Hennessy found herself isolated in one of the most remote places on the planet - on the tiny remote island of Namotu in Fiji with her parents and a small group of local Fijians. Through facing her fears surfing huge Cloudbreak she was able to reflect on her sense of self, who she is and what her purpose is on this planet.

“Fear is uncomfortable. But I learnt [at Cloudbreak] that when you accept it’s real, it’s there, you’re willing to embrace it. You either stay uncomfortable or you grow.” – Brisa Hennessy, 2021

Getaway To Morocco

Getaway To Morocco

Some of North Africas finest barrels, Morocco well and truly firing, insane stuff with Natxo Gonzalez and crew.

Getaway To Moroco | Film and edit by Jon Aspuru @jonbakio
Surfer Natxo Gonzalez @natxogonzalez1
Other Surfers
Samir Larzhal @Samirlarzhal, Ramzi Boukhiam @ramziboukhiam, Noa Mizuno @noamizuno, Guillermo Barandiaran
Additional footage Christian Edwards @thechristianedwards

Retro Cool

Retro Cool

Skateboarding legend Tony Alva's longtime friend Chuck Ames unearthed a rare 8mm film he made of Tony Alva, Ted Deerhurst, and John Davison surfing, and skating at Linclon Jr. High School, the Santa Monica Jetty, and Bixby Ranch in Santa Barbara, back in 1971.

Weird Waves

Weird Waves

“For our latest installment of Weird Waves, the crew took off to Texas to investigate a more industrial powered form of wave riding, commonly known as tanker surfing. In this episode the Weird Waves crew plan to explore what it means to be a tanker surfer. Yes, when big ships go by there are people who hunt down the waves they create, otherwise known as tanker surfing. We thought it would be good to start directly with the man who coined the phrase ‘tanker surfing’ itself, Capt. James Fullbright. This story begins in Galveston, Texas.”