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Sunday, October 21, 2012
Alex Knost and friends
Alex Knost and friends from Black Box Audiovisual on Vimeo.
Extra footage from the documentary series "Big Kahuna"
Coming soon - 2012
Hidden Wood The Short movie
Hidden Wood The Short movie from hidden wood on Vimeo.
Edited and directed by Jeremy Hugues
alaia gliders:
Adrien Rapp
Jeremy Brasset
Damien Castera
Anthony Harouet
Antoine Delpero
www.hiddenwood.fr
Friday, October 19, 2012
Aaron "King Rat" Cervantes | Baja surf
Rat catches a few more nugs a couple of days later on his Almond single fin south of the border at the cove.
Evan, Beau and Slater
Evan, Beau, and Slater from Future Enigma on Vimeo.
Evan Geiselman, Beau Foster, and Kelly Slater find some big beach break an hour before dark with the help of Garrett Mcnamara's jet ski for the last few waves.
Music:
Tamaryn-Love Fade
Film/Edit:
Andrew Schoener
www.futureenigma.com
Sightings 3,4,5 / 6
Sightings 5 / 6 from karmakaze on Vimeo.
One of 6 short surf films shot in Indonesia during the filming of the fictional Sink Swim.
Credits
surfing: John Eldridge
camera: Mathilda Friström
edit: Karmakaze
music: Niels Nielsen
sinkswim.co.uk
Sink Swim is a no-budget art house short set in a tropical idyll of freedom, warmth and waves. Two fictional characters become separated in this beautiful yet brooding film..
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Awesome Feral Pigs
10' Bing Feral Pig
9'2" Bing Feral Pig
This couple of feral Pigs are for sale, check out HERE
in, Surf a Pig
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Monday, October 15, 2012
Sunday, October 14, 2012
RETROVOLUTION by Pablo Ballester
RETROVOLUTION from Pablo Ballester on Vimeo.
MIni documentary about the evolution shaping surfboards in QLD, Australia.
Old designs and new materials looking for fun.
Production, directed, photography and edit by Pablo Ballester zitafilms@gmail.com
Thanks to:
Mark Pridmore www.moresurfboards.com
Nigel Jackson www.dabombsurf.com.au
Darryl Homan
Music: The Queen of Hearts by Corizonas
Dirge by Arizona Baby
MOONEYES Yokohama HOT ROD CUSTOM SHOW 2012 Demo Reel
21st Annual YOKOHAMA HOT ROD CUSTOM SHOW 2012
SUNDAY Dec.2,2012
at Pacifico Yokohama
Official Website
http://yokohamahotrodcustomshow.com/
Friday, October 12, 2012
SLIDEtracked
SLIDEtracked from dank VIBES on Vimeo.
I am landlocked. Sometimes I get pretty SLIDEtracked...
check out my music site http://dankVIBES.com
shot and edited by RADamson
surfing by Kameron Brown, JJ Wessels, Tegan Gainan and Justin Quintal
song: MP(Zeds Dead)- "It's Easy"
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Mundaka "al cuadrado"
Mundaka al cuadrado from aritzaranburu.com on Vimeo.
This is Mundaka as square as it gets. The swell wasn´t big. Actually the barrels had more width than height.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Dan Malloy and Dane Reynolds Board Swap
Ride shotgun with Dan Malloy and Dane Reynolds as they cruise from their Ventura homes to Emma Wood State Beach for a quiver swap. This insider look at their modes of surfing comes to a head as they trade—and ride—everything from homemade hunks to foiled Fryes. TSJ party members know full-well Malloy's open-minded approach, via articles like "Mar y Tierra" (TSJ 16.4) and "The Present" (TSJ 18.2).
http://www.surfersjournal.com/video
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
Experimental Bing Model
Test run of a new Bing Surfboards model shaped by Matt Calvani with team rider, Mick Rodgers.
JOEL TUDOR INVITATIONAL | Biarritz by Smog Films
JOEL TUDOR INVITATIONAL - Biarritz from Smog Films on Vimeo.
I was just here for the day one of the Joel Tudor invitational to proudly shoot my French homies Clovis and Robin on their own spot ! Amazing to watch all these guys surfing at the "Côtes des Basques".
Got The blues editing this Clip, i wanted to see more !
Thanks Joel and Vans for this event and Wes Montgomery whose music fits perfect in the mood :)
Peace
Jean /
The masterpiece music is Body and Soul from Wes Montgomery.
There's some Photos on http://jeanpenninck.tumblr.com
DIY Surfboard Bike Rack | Surf Sufficient
DIY Surfboard Bike Rack - Surf Sufficient from www.KORDUROY.tv on Vimeo.
For those who travel around town by bicycle, they know riding with a surfboard under the arm can be cumbersome and awkward. In this episode of Surf Sufficient, our friend Travis Newhouse helps make that bike commute to the beach much sweeter. By adding a surfboard rack to your rig, your shred sled can be stowed comfortably as you head out for a stoke.
These instructions are a guideline. Each bike and surfboard are different. Be sure to measure your own bike and surfboard, and dry-fit the pieces before you glue them together. We want you to have a safe ride to the beach - make sure the rack will not inhibit your movement on the bike, and that your front tire can turn freely without contacting the surfboard.
Materials:
4 - 1" PVC T-joint
6 - 1" PVC 90 degree elbow
4 - 1.75" diameter hose clamps
10' PVC pipe (Schedule 40)
6' foam pipe insulation for 1" pipe
PVC cement
bungee cords
Tools:
hacksaw
sandpaper or file
measuring tape
flathead screwdriver
Instructions:
1. Measure the diameter the bike's seat tube and down tube.
2. Transfer measurement to the opening at the top of the T-joint, and cut off the top of the T-joint.
3. Place one T-joint on the bike near enough to the pedal to measure the distance to the outside of the pedal. Include enough clearance for your foot, but shorter distance will result in a stronger rack. On this bike, the distance was 8.5 inches.
4. Attach T-joints to bike with hose clamps. For now, tighten only enough to remain in position.
5. Cut 2 pieces of PVC pipe to the length measured in Step 3. Clean up the ends of the cuts with sandpaper or a file. Insert PVC pipe pieces into T-joints.
6. Install two 90* elbows onto PVC pipes, with opening facing the ground.
7. Cut two 3" pieces of PVC pipe, and insert into 90* elbow.
8. Install T-joints onto short pieces such that the openings are facing each other.
9. Determine the length of the crossbeam by measuring distance between the T-joints. Be sure to include 1" at each end for the portion of the pipe that fits into the joint. Cut PVC pipe to length for the crossbeam, and insert the crossbeam into the T-joints.
10. Cut two 11" pieces of PVC pipe, and insert into the ends of the T-joints that face the ground. The suggested length is to fit most surfboards and bikes. Make sure the rack will not extend too close to the ground.
11. Install 90* elbow at the bottom of the pipe, with its opening facing away from the bike.
12. Measure the thickness of your surfboard. Be sure to consider the bulk of a travel bag, if you use one. Add approximately 1/2" for the thickness of the foam padding. Cut two pieces of PVC pipe to length, and insert into the opening of the 90* elbow.
13. Install 90* elbows on the ends of each short piece, with opening facing up.
14. Cut two 12" pieces of PVC pipe, and insert into the 90* elbows. The length of this piece should be less than the width of the board when mounted in the rack. This will ensure the bungee cord can hold the board in the rack.
15. With all the pieces dry-fit, check the fit of your board in the rack.
16. Before disassembling, mark the alignment of pipes and joints that extend out from the bike. Draw a line on the pipes and the T-joints attached to the bike, and also at the top 90 degree elbows.
17. Glue the pipes to the T-joints attached to the bike. Be sure to align the marks made in Step 16.
18. Glue the 90 degree elbows to the pipes extending from the bike. Be sure to align the marks made in Step 16.
19. On a flat surface, glue remaining two T-joints to the crossbeam. Use the flat surface to ensure the T-joint are aligned in the same plane. Also, glue the two 3" pieces into the T-joints.
20. Glue the crossbeam into 90* elbows.
21. Glue the 11" pieces of PVC pipe into the bottom of the T-joints.
22. Continue to glue pieces: 90* elbow followed by short piece of pipe, then another 90* elbow, and finally the 12" vertical piece.
23. Attach the foam insulation to the rack.
24. Drill holes for the bungee cords. Ensure that the holes are low enough to avoid metal hooks contacting the surfboard.
25. Enjoy your ride to the beach!
Hot and Glassy | Sea Movies
Hot and Glassy - Sea Movies from www.KORDUROY.tv on Vimeo.
Cyrus gets a few clean ones on his Aquatic Almond (http://lifeisjustswell.com/2011/surfboards/cys-aquatic-almond/) on a humid October afternoon near Korduroy Headquarters in San Diego, California.
Monday, October 8, 2012
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