At first glance we thought this was Kolohe pulling into a tube from Hawaii this season, but then watching the video clip here at Surfing Magazine it’s looking more like HT’s. Not many Californians can get a wave in Hawaii this good or a tube this big. On that note that is why we we’re so blown away when we first saw this thinking Kolohe got a wave that big in Hawaii (something only Tom Curren has frequently pulled off). Either way we are stoked for Kolohe nabbing another cover!
Archive for the ‘Transportation’ Category
March 9th, 2013
Kolohe Andino – May Issue Of Surfing Magazine
February 26th, 2013
Corporate Rumors
What we have “heard” today
-Quiksilver may not be moving forward with their brands Waterman Collection, VSTR and Summer Teeth and have let go of Clay Marzo and the Quiksilver Womens clothing line which sponsors Stephanie Gilmore. Most likely Steph may just be riding for Roxy from here on out.
-DC Shoes is clipping their entire surf team
-Billabong lost $536.6 million in the last six months
January 10th, 2013
Xanadu’s Van
Really? Come on Xanadu, this looks more like a soccer moms car tagged with Xanadu stickers then a legends shapers car.
September 26th, 2012
Bam Margera Explains To Tony Hawk About Naked Girl
One fact you did not know, Bam Margera and Kelly Slater have the same agent.
September 12th, 2012
The Reef Surfer
Reef Surfer is the original and world’s first, fully controllable, high performance, dive plane. Not an underwater sled toy, but a highly developed dive plane for precise turns, deep carves, and tight control inputs. See our new line at reefsurfer.com
Is it just us or do you also agree this does not look like much fun. Sure we would give it a go, but really how many times are you going to want to go underwater to hold on to this thing while holding your breath
August 11th, 2012
Keeping The Surfers Hydrated
The female entrepreneur was a little camera shy so she decided to hide her face inside of the tip jar
May 28th, 2012
Dane Reynolds Wants You
“When you go to the beach everyday it’s easy to take it for granted. The water’s clean, your favorite surf break isn’t buried under a harbor, there’s birds and there’s dolphins and sand crabs. The ocean is a vital resource for everything from sea life to the economy.
As surfers we’re somewhere caught in the middle. The beaches and sea life can’t exactly protect themselves when it comes to business agendas. They’re more worried about margins than interrupting sand flow or a migratory pattern.
We’re really lucky to have the ocean and the beach and the waves. And we’re also really lucky to have Surfrider Foundation who’s dedicated to protecting it.
I’m a Surfrider member. I hope you’ll become a member too.” – Dane Reynolds
