10 May, 2019 - WSL CT: The Oi Rio Pro kicked off today with Round 1 of the men’s and women’s events in punchy four-to-six foot waves at Grumari Beach. Today’s Round 1 further ensconced the unpredictable nature of the sport, and this season in particular, with the Brazilian establishment, wildcards, rookies and replacements dominating the opening day’s affairs.

7 May, 2019 - WSL QS: In one of his last ever World Surf League (WSL) event appearances, Taj Burrow has won the Komune Bali Pro Presented by The Mad Hueys for the second year in a row in pumping four-to-six foot waves at Bali’s best right-hander Keramas. Burrow clinched victory in the final minute against Central Coast underdog Shane Holmes who was a standout all event.

4 May, 2019 - SESSIONS: When Kelly Slater broke the internet with his wave pool reveal late last year he and his team were immediately buried by the sheer volume of inquiries, and silent ever since. After four months filled with speculation, anticipati

3 May, 2019 - WSL QS: Day 1 of the third annual Komune Bali Pro pres. by The Mad Hueys got underway today in clean four-to-five foot waves at perfect right-hander of Keramas. This wave on Bali’s East Coast is world renowned for producing high performance waves, consistency, offering up tubes and sections for critical carves and massive aerials. Event organisers ran through the trials and 4 Heats of Round 1 and have sights set on a big day tomorrow that will see some top seeds hit the water.

30 April, 2019 - The curse of being a surfer is that we are always distracted by anything resembling a surf-able wave: Teahupo’o in a tortilla chip, lines stacked to the horizon on a rumpled bed, and especially lake and puddle ripples that wrap around miniature points and bays. But what if we embraced this surfer’s curse and actually sought out these miniature distractions. If we turned our collective, obsessive gaze toward the tiny perfection out there, even creating waves of our own