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Harley Ingleby: A Journey Through Waves and Time Harley Ingleby, born in the serene coastal town of Coffs Harbour in 1983, has not just surfed waves; he has ridden a journey that many in the surfing world look up to. From his early days, under the watchful eye of his surf-enthusiast father, Mark Ingleby, Harley was destined to leave a mark in the world of longboarding. A Legacy Cemented in Championships Harley's foray into the world of competitive surfing saw him quickly ascend the ranks, with his unique ability to blend the agility of shortboarding with the grace of longboarding....

 Ethan Ewing Joins His Mother as a Bells Beach Champion @wsl For the past year, we’ve been watching the rise of Ethan Ewing very closely. To our eyes, the young Australian has the cleanest, most technical rail game in surfing. Although big airs and fancy reverses tend to dominate the media in today’s hyper-performance-focused environment, we’ve always believed that if you want to truly make your mark with your surfing, you need to do it with exemplary fundamentals—and no one has their style and rail surfing as tight as Ethan Ewing. This type of surfing is obviously showcased more acutely...

The Rio Pro The VIVO (formerly Oi!) Rio Pro is always a controversial event. The waves are rarely good (although they can sometimes surprise us), Slater never shows up, a Brazilian nearly always wins, and the contest is the least popular on tour among the athletes (despite being one of the most-attended by fans, with 40,000 people on the beach every time there’s a heat in the water). This year was noteworthy for being pretty much exactly what you’d expect—except for the fact that the faces on the podium were finally different than they have been the past four years...

In a place like Oahu’s North Shore, it’s normal to see professional athletes on a daily basis. After all, this is the heart of the surf industry, ground zero for the big wave community, and one of the most celebrated surf zones on the planet. Sometimes it seems like every other person you meet here gets paid to surf, and it isn’t uncommon to bump into world champions while picking up a poke bowl at Foodland. But although world champs are a dime a dozen on the Seven-Mile Miracle, there’s one world champ that lives here who is incredibly unique....

Margaret River World Surf League World Championship Tour (CT) View this post on Instagram A post shared by JACK ROBINSON (@jackrobinson72)   The Western Australia Margaret River Pro starts in three days April 20, and it promises to be one of the most exciting events of the year. Not only is it held between the open-ocean walls of Margaret River Main Break and the slabbing death barrels of The Box, but it is also the last event before the mid-year cutoff, when the men’s and women’s tours will be cut down to 22 and 10 competitors, respectively. That means that...

Surfer Spotlight: Dr. Erin Gilbert When and why did you initially get into surfing? I started surfing 2 years ago on my 48th birthday. Although my family grew up surfing here in Hawaii I was a bicoastal kid—California and Hawaii. My best friend took me out for the first time and I was hooked. A week later I was introduced to Fred Hemmings, and we’ve become best friends. Fred has so much history to share and I love learning everything he teaches me, ranging from his role in establishing major surfing competitions like the Pipeline Masters, the pro circuit in general,...

What's Inside? Introduction to Kanekoa Crabbe Early life and surfing beginnings Competitive achievements and style Cultural significance and Hawaiian heritage Future aspirations and impact on surfing The Rising Star of Hawaiian Surfing In the world of Hawaiian surfing, one name has been making waves recently: Kanekoa Crabbe. This young and talented surfer has captured the attention of both locals and international surf enthusiasts alike. But who exactly is Kanekoa Crabbe, and what makes him stand out in the competitive world of surfing? A Natural Born Surfer Kanekoa Crabbe was born and raised on the island of Oahu, Hawaii. Growing up...

Blog series for the best surf spots on  North Shore: Sunset Beach This winter, Hawaiian South Shore will be presenting a series of blogs about the best surf spots on the North Shore, sharing a bit of their history, how they break, and what makes them tick. From small longboard waves to the original big wave spot—not to mention the deadliest barrel on the planet—the Seven-Mile Miracle has it all. Whether you are new to the Country or have surfed these waves your entire life, join us as we dive into the best spots on the North Shore. Courtesy: surfertoday.com...

In this month's newsletter: 🌊 Riding the Olympic Wave: Surfing Takes Center Stage at Paris 2024 👉 Surfer's Bio: Get to Know Rosy Hodge and Her Summer Essentials Quiver from Firewire 🏄 Thunderbolt August Batch Landing Mid August 💨 Member of the Month: Chuck Park 🌞 Takayama Halo Fin Review by Marjorie Chaset 📌 Discovering Enoki Kori: Nagano's Unique Frozen Mushroom Delight 🏆 Surfing Events This August Riding the Olympic Wave: Surfing Takes Center Stage at Paris 2024 The Paris 2024 Olympic Games brought the thrill of surfing to the world stage, with the iconic Teahupo'o wave in Tahiti serving...