GoPro Video of the Day: Campus Kickflip
Christopher Shipe and Chase Smith go to their local school campus to capture a flawless kickflip down a favorite stair set. After a few tries and close attempts Chase dials…
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Throwback Thursday: Judge vs. Joaquin
For this week’s Throwback, we figured we’d feature St. Augustine’s own Judge Chuck Tinlin lockin’ up some sweet ones during Hurricane Joaquin. All photos by Chris Overman. Check ’em out!
Dillion Perillo – REMIX
Check out this crazy good, un-used footage from Channel Islands of Dillon Perillo. Some clips you might have already seen in other edits, but that’s not always a bad thing…
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GoPro Video of the Day: Fiji Barrels with Bruno Santos
Bruno Santos pulls into a double overhead barrel at Fiji’s Cloudbreak and takes home $1,000, a GoPro HERO4, and a year subscription to Surfline.
Slater Designs Surfboards – Sci-Fi Surfboard
The new Surfboards from Kelly Slater x Firewire and shaper Daniel Thompson and Greg Webber are in! The Banana, Omni & Sci-Fi are the first models to be released from…
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Noah B. in Costa Rica
Check out Surf Station team rider Noah Brownell’s video from his training this past February with Initiative Surf in Guiones, Costa Rica. He turned 13 two weeks before he left…
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Throwback Thursday: PCON in Mexico
Surf Station team rider Pat Conner switching between a Channel Islands and a Beater in Mexico..
West Oz Warm Ups: ASP Contest Photos
The ASP conetests continue and the next one is in West Oz. We got some exclusive warm up photos of Adriano, Nat Young, Sebastian Zeitz, Jordy Smith and more! All…
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Midnight Sun: Matt Banting
Matt Banting looks like he’s healed fine just fine from injury. Check out this sweet edit of him getting back in the habit.
GoPro Video of the Day: Sinking a Mexican Navy Warship
Ever wondered what it would look like to sink a Mexican Navy Warship??? Me too…. This one is sunk off the coast of Rosarito, Mexico to create the first artificial…
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Sunday, May 18
Reporter: Darbs
Surf Reports comments:
6:45 am: The waves are looking pretty similar in size compared to yesterday morning, with waves in the 1/2 a foot to occasionally 1 foot range. Surface conditions are glassy with the wind W @ around 7 mph early. Our marine forecast is calling for increased SW winds throughout the day. On the local buoy, the early morning reading is 1.6 feet at 8 seconds, the same as yesterday morning’s 1.6 feet at 8 seconds. You can see the ocean live on our cams page here.
We will be back tomorrow with a fresh update….. over and out..
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