Santa Cruz standout Nat Young (USA), 22, has clearly been in striking form amidst the Australian leg of the ASP WCT. Following a strong showing at Snapper and a brilliant runner-up performance at Bells, the goofy-footer is currently the leader of his rookie class heading in to the third stop on the ASP WCT. SURFER Magazine recently sat down with Young to get his first impressions of the Dream Tour. This… is their story…

From air to injury, John John Florence kills it. His latest video is titled Free To Roam and highlights his first few sessions in Australia, before he broke his ankle.

You wanna feel good? Watch this then go surfing!

An aerial view of the contest site and the perfect waves in Montañita.
Photo: Raul GuerraThe Right-Hand Point Break of Montañita Showed Its True Potential

The ISA World Masters Surfing Championship kicked off with excellent waves in the 4-6 feet range in the perfect right hand point-break in the beautiful town of Montañita. Thousands of fans gathered to see the world’s best over-35 year old surfers put on spectacular performances in the surfing capital of Ecuador.

The Mayor of Kauai has declared April 2nd as the Jeff Hubbard Day.

The multiple time bodyboarding champion from the Hawaiian Islands and his family accepted the honor and the official statement from Bernard Carvalho Jr., the Mayor of Kauai.

"Peaking - A Big Wave Surfer's Perspective" is a new, six-part original series featuring six different athletes at six different waves and document the intense 72-hour window around major swell events.

The first episode features former Big Wave World Champion, Jamie Sterling, at the 2013 Mavericks Invitational.

Courtney Conlogue has claimed the 2013 TSB Bank NZ Surf Festival featuring the Dow AgroSciences Pro today over Coco Ho (HAW), 21, in clean two-to-three foot waves at Taranki’s Fitzroy Beach.

Event No. 4 of 7 on the 2013 ASP Women’s World Championship Tour (WCT), the TSB Bank NZ Surf Festival delivered clean and rippable waves for the world’s best female surfers to perform on and culminated in dramatic fashion this morning between two of surfing’s rising stars.

No contest on earth matters more than the Pipeline Masters, typically the pro tour’s final event and the scene of the defining Slater-Irons clash, when Irons erased the myth of an unbeatable Kelly Slater.

Parker Coffin kills it. He’s got style, power and charges! Check him out in the latest Volcom video.. Strange Brains.

Dave from Hawaiian South Shore brings you news from Hawaii's surf scene.
In this episode, inside look at Volcom Pipe Pro and How to repair the tail of a surfboard using Solarez. There's nobody like Kaipo to take you deep in the barrel and entertain at the same time.
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