Oh boy are you glad you clicked on this post.
I think you're going to like it, like, more than friends. A plethora of aquatic pornography from all over the globe, with a little something for everyone. I've really outdone myself this time.
First up, Mason Ho has been riding his sister's surfboards lately. Shouldn't be long until we see Mase owning Rockies rockin' brazilian cut bottoms.
Sister'sSurfboard from rory pringle @ conceptblue on Vimeo.
Jet Skis are so 2005.
Big Wednesday, Maui Style! from Peahi Surf Media on Vimeo.
Jordy Smith goes boost mobile
HIGH TIDE / HOME SUMMER SESSIONS from Jordy Smith on Vimeo.
Ryan Carlson, big guy, small waves, big airs.
ryan carlson recently from Jordan Ahern on Vimeo.
Rincon has long been referred to as "The Queen", which if you've ever been there needs no explanation, the wave is a work of art. In recent years i've heard more people referring to her as "The Whore" since so many people ride her. You say tomato, i say tomato.
The Queen from youngwisetails on Vimeo.
Luke Davis, tossin tail at a new secret spot called 'Lower Trestles', don't tell anyone.
LOST.TV - COOL HAND LUKE from Lost Enterprises on Vimeo.
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Jeremy Rumas Hangs Upon Nothing
An interview with the man behind the lens
At 24, Jeremy Rumas quit his full-time job in Chicago to make a surf movie. "Thinking back over the previous few years was sort of a blur of sitting at desks," says Rumas of his time working in an office as a commercial artist. "I felt like I better make a move quick if I was to try to do something of my own."
The quick move he made was a solo-journey to Samoa-- alone. Rumas, an Indiana native, bought a surfboard for the trip and instantly fell in love, deciding to pour his..
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