“The most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life,” is how filmmaker Diogo d’Orey describes the mysto, fickle righthand point that he and surfer Antonio Silva recently scored on a strike mission. The wave immediately conjures up mental comparisons to an inverse Skeleton Bay. Or even more recently, the hollow right-handed sandblaster Mick Fanning refers to as, “The Snake.”
Tiger Woods’ Tour Championship win was special for many reasons; his past drama and injuries, the fact a guy who’d won 79 times before might never do it again — despite a stellar 2018 — or just how many fans were brought back to the game of golf because of his presence alone. The final round, more so the final hole, will be remembered for years to come. The usually unmissable Tiger Red lost in a sea of fans; all wanting their view of history.
It’s no secret that 10 Barrel love Winter, and everything that comes with it, including thier long standing Winter Ale, Pray For Snow. This year, they wanted a new way to share thier Winter stoke. So, they spent all last season with their team athletes waist deep in powder and goggle tanned on spring days. The Result? Pray For Snow: The Movie. Check out Ben Ferguson, Eric Jackson, Curtis Ciszek, and Lucas Wachs absolutely Send It in this full length film.
It all started off as a joke. Problem was, the joke was too damn good. Since the first Dime Glory Challenge, bodies have burst into flames, swords have been sacked, and wallrides have reached new heights, but one thing remains the same – Wade will never lose. Photo via thrashermagazine.com.
It’s safe to say that any time one of these chargers goes over the ledge at Nazaré, it’s a momentous feat of human skill and bravery. And, over the years, there have been countless drops, barrels and huge wipeouts that have stunned viewers around the world. But the three moments featured in this short documentary, by longtime Nazaré filmer Alex Laurel, will go down in the history books. Photo via the talented @miguel_chaby.
Raised by groovy, bohemian toymakers among the towering redwoods and crisp, clean Central Californian air, Nate Tyler was always a different breed of surfer from his citified cohorts to the south. The new clip is shot around Nates home, on the Central Coast of California. Boards featured include the Haydenshapes Untitled model, which is pretty much Nate’s favorite board both at home and even traveling, as well as the Love Buzz and a new concept Twin Fin.
“About halfway down I could see how fast the ground was getting closer and I got this horrible feeling. I don’t think I can accurately describe it, but I just knew that I was screwed. For that second riding down I 100% believed that I was about to die and I just regretted so much. Then everything was dark. I opened my eyes and I was in a hospital bed in a neck brace with Donnie sitting beside me. I turned to him and said “I guess I didn’t land it huh?” – @curtis_cantbmxwell. Photo by Kaleb Bolton.
Maurice Allen has won the Volvik World Long Drive Championship, beating Justin Moose with a 393-yard strike on his final attempt in the final. The 36-year-old Allen, from Pine Hills, Florida, hit first in the final round at WinStar World Casino and Resort and watched as Moose came up short with a best of 382 yards.
