FINALLY! Tomorrow is International Surfing Day!

Held on June 20, both the summer solstice and the longest day of the year, International Surfing Day (ISD) is the official unofficial surfers’ holiday, created by SURFING Magazine.

Tomorrow, June 20th, ISD events are happening all over the country – and the world!
The purpose of the day is to get out there and go surfing, spread the word about protecting our worlds oceans & waves – and most importantly, to just have fun in the water!

So grab your board, your friends and a trash bag and visit Surfing Magazine’s ISD site to find a local beach event near you!

If you don’t like girls who charge harder than you, you won’t like Jenny Useldinger. At the beginning of the year she messed up her knee at Maverick’s, and by now she’s itching to get back in the water…

Mo’vember – some of the world’s best surfers are growing mustaches for a good cause and you can too…

Mama Earth just wants a little action……

FCS launches two new fin plug systems…

A Major Bump in the Toll Road….

Surfing Magazine’s Jeff Flindt was on-hand to experience what everyone else missed, as Tahiti served up the biggest swell of the summer . . . in November!

Trick or treat. The day after Halloween, after Tahitians just came to grips with one of the worst seasons in years, they awoke to the Mother of All southern Hemis: a solid 15 feet with some bombs that rivaled the great one of the past. We’re holding a couple of Manoa Drollet that look right up there in the record-breaking category, but we’ll save those for print (Surfing Magazine hard copy). In the meantime, we’re sharing a few just to hold you off until the mag comes out. Details are sparse at the moment, but according to SURFING’s photog on the scene, Jeff Flindt, it was “stupid.” One look at the photos, and you’ll understand why.

Enjoy!

Thanks to Jeff Flindt and Surfing Magazine

Helping emerging photographers follow their dreams one picture at a time…

Typhoon Nari drops in quicker than Confucius can say: I Got Barrelled in China…

It’s time to teach guide Jimmy Fong to surf. He’s been in the ocean only once in his 27-year –long life…