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The waves were a fun four foot, but nice and powerful as Indonesia gets. Lakey Peak, Sumbawa, was crowded but good enough to keep us out there, hoping for a set wave. It was a really inconsistent swell, making it much more frustrating. There was a crew of locals and a pack of frothing groms. ...
Watching "Coach G" in action is great when you consider he's giving valuable insight to athletes he could very easily be surfing against come January.
You already know Filipe Toledo won the Corona Open J-Bay, because the WSL does a wonderful job of showcasing the action in the water. But, what happened between heats? What's it really like in the competitors area? And what do they do when there's a week between waves? That's where the Cola ...
We've seen enough: Cros has got the goods...
Let’s do some math in Click or Miss Vol. 16. news // Mar 8, 2021 Words by Zack Raffin Two weeks ago we posted a story highlighting the prices for a seat on the WSL’s charter plane to Australia. The short answer? Not cheap. The even shorter answer? $2,500. That price reflects a seat in Economy (with Business and First Class tickets going for even more green). This is all before the hotel and quarantine costs, which are another $2,500, bringing the minimum cost of getting a human being physically/legally down under to a w...