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John John Florence and Koa Rothman paddled out to absolutely firing Rocky Point on the North Shore of Oahu. Winter is coming, and they're getting ready for it.

An edit of John John Florence surfing a heat in Brazil, hanging out with Jon Pyzel, getting a haircut in a backyard, and a bit of everything else.

When he's not competing, two-time world champ John John Florence lives pretty out of the spotlight. He sails, keeps bees, farms a bit, free surfs, and ends up with a ton of extra footage of it all. So when he announced the release of his new series, "All the Other Stuff" last ...

Rockies or Gas Chambers? Which North Shore surf spot to paddle out at is Koa Rothman's current dilemma at the start of his latest vlog, "This is Livin.' It'll be his second session since he's been back in the water after his mid-summer injury in Australia, treatment in California, and a ...

For Koa Rothman, the door to having his own board model was firmly held shut until he managed to pry it out of Jon Pyzel's unwilling hands.

Smith grabbed a red seven-foot Pyzel Paddilac and donned a helmet to face up against the first big swell of the Bali season in Uluwatu.

John John Florence's relationship with Margaret River is a special one. When he's on there, he's basically unbeatable. Here's the tech behind his surfboard.

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Expert Advice on How to Order Your First Custom Surfboard Jon Pyzel, Matt Parker, Xanadu and Jason Bennett break down how to order your first board Photo: Jeremiah Klein By Matt Faludi There comes a time in every surfer’s life when they decide to finally order a board all their own. We’re not talking about a foamie from your local wholesale retailer, nor are we talking about a more or less preowned stick from the depths of Craigslist. Hell, we’re not even talking about a crisp, virgin bl...

Staff There are few surfboards that cause a massive stir in the surfing world. The Hypto comes to mind immediately, of course, but so does John John Florence’s Ghost model. Shaped by Jon Pyzel, of course, it’s the board that makes everyone think they might — just might — be able to surf a little more like John John. That’s not possible, but the Ghost sure does suit John’s surfing just about perfectly. It wouldn’t, though, if it weren’t for the dusty hands of Pyzel. He...