Check out 15 year old Micky Clarke surfing Ventura. Fellow Venturan Dane Reynolds picked Micky for his top 10 King of the Groms #KingOfTheRail so we'll be seeing more of Micky's skills soon in round 2.
The J-Bay WSL event is coming up next week and Dane Reynolds has been asked to compete as a wild card making it his third WCT event this year. The WSL crew caught up with Dane while he was in Fiji to ask him how he's wrapping his head around competing in these events.
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Remember Cyclone Pam? Jeremy Flores hit the road in New Zealand with Koa Rothman and Dean Morrison during cyclone Pam with the intention to score as many waves as they could. And score they did. Check out the video and count the barrels.
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Last week Dane Reynolds dropped 'Sampler' - a collection of B-sides that didn't make 'Cluster' but has still blown us all away. Watch then repeat. Make sure you check out Dane's explanation of why he made 'Sampler' over at his website.
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After busting his back in February, Leonardo Fioravanti is working his ass off to get back to more of this..
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For the seventh consecutive year, the iconic pointbreak at Itauna Beach in Rio de Janeiro will host the World Surf League (WLS) men's Qualifying Series (QS) Quiksilver Pro Saquarema. The 10,000-point event will be the first international competition on Brazilian soil since Gabriel Medina's historic Title-clinching victory of the 2014 Samsung Galaxy Championship Tour (CT). Ninety-six athletes will battle it out for the $250,000 in prize money and a monumental 10,000 WSL ranking points.
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JIMMY - the film guy
Mikey and I were in Hawaii for the late season. It was mid-January and everyone was talking about this giant swell coming to hit the North Shore. So big that there was a chance of the The Eddie running. At the same time, Banting and Andrew Shields were trying to pull a crew together to go to P-Pass and wanted me to come film. The same swell was due to hit there a few days later and everything looked pretty perfect. I asked Mikey if he wanted to come and he was psyched.
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Despite having a three and a half month event window, The Quiksilver Ceremonial Chile is only called on in optimal conditions and hadn’t run in four years. Then only four days ago, Big Wave World Tour Commissioner Pete Mel set the event to Green Alert. At a moment's notice, the world's best big wave surfers flocked to Chile and everything was set to go. Round one ran yesterday in heavy waves as planned but then Pete Mel decided to hold off the remainder of the event until this morning May 1. Watch the Final highlights below or click here to see highlights of every wave.
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