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Surfing leashless is sort of like going maskless in a pandemic. You might find the leash slightly uncomfortable, but your slight discomfort pales in comparison to the possible consequences of your actions.
The Team Edit Is Alive And Well Episode 2 of O’Neill’s ‘Hawaii Live’ series inside. cinema // Feb 4, 2021 Words by Zack Raffin Team houses on the North Shore of Oahu have been a ubiquitous facet of any self respecting pro surfers’ career. I don’t know when the first legitimate ‘team’ house was formed, but I do know that this tradition has been running strong for the better part of 3 decades (with many fruitful careers having come and gone in that time). While 2020 unfortunately saw the world’s most prolific ...
Watch: 12-Year-Old “Baby Steve” Roberson on XXL Jaws There's a bright future for this Maui young gun... Dashel Pierson Link copied to clipboard What were you doing when you were 12 years old? Probably not this. During Super Swell Saturday — full coverage here, here, and here — Maui local Steve “Baby Steve” Roberson decided he was ready to play with the big boys and girls, towing into a few of the day’s biggest waves. And needless to say, this kid is way beyond his years. “I tried to tow a couple, but it was super windy,” explains Roberson in the video above. “I kept on ...
The World Surf League even estimated the waves could have reached 60 feet. The gigantic swell was triggered by a massive north-west swell that had closed out Waimea and turned Jaws into a monster. Some of the most daring big-wave heavies took on the swell, including Nathan Florence, Kai Lenny, Makuakai Rothman, Brad Domke, Justine Dupont, Albee Layer, Ian Walsh, Shaun Walsh and, incredibly, a 12-year-old by the name of Steve Roberson. For a daily dose of the best of the breaking news and exclusive content from Wide World of Sports, subscribe to our newsletter by
d) Tank the penguin from Surf’s Up. 3. Azores based Nazaré charger Hugo Vau has taken a lower key approach to garage/HQ/base camp at the port, opting for an old shipping container and a rickety yellow camper van. What classic surf vehicle serves as both Hugo’s accomo and kitchen? a) Ford Transit b) VW Transporter c) one of those Lada truck thingies usualy found in carparks in the Algarve with the chimney pot, proprietor with one long dread and undone clompy leather boots, full quiver of juggling accoutrements. d) Mercedes Vito 4. Maya Gabeira has paid her dues at Praia da Norte. In S...