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Koa Smith has had a wild ride, both literally and figuratively. In 2014, the Kauai surfer got a mind-blowing 27-second barrel surfing Skeleton Bay in Namibia. Since then, Smith's gotten a helluva lot more perfect barrels around the world, including during another recent visit to ...

The disaster grabbed global headlines with stomach-turning footage of the quake and people running into the streets of Marrakesh.

The latest video from Koa Smith's trip to the Mentawais shows that the famed archipelago is still a surf paradise, even n unfavorable weather.

Unless you've been living under a rock, you already know Skeleton Bay was all-time last week, and that 100s of surfers from all around the world dropped everything to fly in, hoping to score the barrel of their lives somewhere along Namibia's miles-long sandspit. And many of them did. ...

Jamie O'Brien made the long trip to Namibia to surf Skeleton Bay. There were a lot of pro surfers there, but they all fully scored about as hard as one can

Meanwhile, in Indo… While most of the surf world’s attention was fixated on Namibia, and the endless lefthand barrels of Skeleton Bay, which were descended upon by some of the world’s greatest tuberiders (Kelly Slater, JOB, Nate Florence included), halfway across the world, one of the world’s ...

Koa Smith has a real way with Skeleton Bay. Remember his ridiculous Octotube back in 2018? It's a tough place to surf, but Koa's got it pretty well dialed in.

The heaving barrels of Skeleton Bay have been the rage lately, with footage pouring out of the pro-surfer vlogosphere. But can regular Joes ride the wave?

The surf world has descended upon Skeleton Bay. After four years of silence, the mythical sand-bottomed lefthander in Namibia has stirred to life, kicking off the inaugural Skeleton Bay Shootout recently with 45-second barrels. And the swell train keeps chugging, inciting hordes of tube hunters ...

Bali's Padang Padang is one of the world's dreamiest tubes. It's also one of the most crowded. When it's breaking, 100s of surfers are out and vying for position, with only a handful of Bali's (very deserving) locals snagging the sets. The rest of the pack is left searching for scraps. ...