Dane Kealoha Legendary Hawaiian Power Surfer Known For His "Pig Dog" Style   Photo Credit to the Owner Hawaii and the surfing community as a whole lost a legend this past week with the passing of Dane Kealoha. Born and raised right here in Town in 1958, Dane began surfing in Waikiki in the 1960s. He won the Hawaii State surfing title in the boy's division at the age of 15 and went on to win a National Surfing championship in the junior division three years later. He ultimately took his act to the North Shore, where he developed into the...

Sub Driver 2.0 Surfboard Review  Caden shares his thoughts on the Driver 2.0 Lost Surfboard. Caden expresses his love for this board, which has become his go-to choice for surfing. Whether he's at Lonnie's or catching waves near the Chimes, the Driver 2.0 delivers a smooth and exhilarating experience. Caden opted for the 5'9" size with 25.95 liters, providing him with the perfect volume for his riding style. He compares it to his previous board, the Uber driver, and highlights the seamless transition from 32 to 26 liters. The new LightSpeed construction of the board impresses Caden, as it offers...

Join us on an exhilarating journey as we celebrate the season finale of the Maps to Nowhere series on Surfline.   Over the past two months, we have followed the intrepid Hawaiian South Shore writer, Matt Rode, on his quest to discover new, awe-inspiring waves around the world. As a seasoned adventurer, Matt has spent the last 25 years exploring uncharted surf territories, chronicling his travels in prestigious publications like Surfer and The Surfers Journal. Now, he brings his expertise to Hawaiian South Shore as our resident writer, captivating surf enthusiasts with his engaging web and blog content for the...