Big surf circulates the globe as we begin the last month of 2007 with epic news, both exhilarating and tragic….

Let it be known, one writer believes Laird Hamilton should be the role model for our future generations.

Surfer Magazine’s Regular-Foot Reporter was scouting Malibu’s infamous beaches in two seconds flat after he heard the news: Paris Hilton is taking up surfing. How does the public surfing community feel about this “phenomenon”? Will it, like, change our lives forever?

Hear the opinions of young and old, male and female, excited and annoyed, about Paris sharing our waves…and then let us know – how do you feel about it?

Thanks to SurferMag.com

CONGRATULATIONS 2007 PIPELINE MASTER BEDE DURBIDGE!

CONGRATULATIONS 2007 PIPELINE MASTER BEDE DURBIDGE!

The TransWorld Surf high-action thriller, Tomorrow Today; expected to be of the most progressive and revolutionary surf videos of our time, makes it’s debut and we’re here to spread the salty word.

Starring five of progressive surfing’s forerunners: Dane Reynolds, Clay Marzo, Bobby Martinez, Yadin Nicol and Mike Losness; we are guaranteed mind-blowing airs, tricks, and is-that-really-real-gasps galore.

Look no further for the stocking stuffer of your dreams – once you see this teaser you’ll be waiting up for Santa with milk and cookies!

Thanks to TransWorldSurf.com

Day 3 of competition at Bonzai Pipeline saw mini-barrels as standard surf. 

Dayyan Neve of Australia, pulling a 9.60 wave score, has something tangible to show for his rookie year on the WCT; as he demonstrates at Pipeline that he will be vying for more come ‘08. 

The second day of competition at the Billabong Pipeline Masters was not much to brag about; slightly overhead with messy barrels. Check Sunny Garcia (HAW) making his wave last to the very end.

Then do what we’re doing right now – PRAY FOR SURF!

Australia’s Kai Otton made the big dogs take notice at the Reef Hawaiian Pro, and is now carving his name out at Pipeline…