Dane Reynolds Takes Chapter11 TV to Hawaii – SURFER Magazine
Ten years ago at the 2012 Hawaiian Pro, Dane Reynolds laid down one of the most impressive turns in the history of competitive surfing. Shane Dorian–sitting in the booth at the time of said maneuver–called it one of the gnarliest turns he’s ever seen. Suffice to say, the turn proved that D. Reynolds is in […]
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Watch: ‘Real surfers’ invade popular surfing locale in close encounter
By David Strege | February 5, 2022 9:00 am ET A group of surfers were suddenly accompanied on the waves of a popular Southern California surfing locale by what were described as “real surfers.” A pod of dolphins, known for catching a wave or two, showed up in a close encounter at Rincon Point in […]
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Surf resort in Palm Desert approved, man-made waves expected in two years
Tired of the crowds at your local surf spot? Soon, you’ll be able to catch waves in the desert, about two hours away from the salt-water ocean. The DSRT Surf Resort was recently approved by Palm Desert city leaders, bringing planners one step closer to developing Southern California’s first artificial, new-wave surfing getaway. The major […]
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Hurley launches new apparel line with Black Girls Surf
If you can’t see it, you can’t be it. That’s a mantra Rhonda Harper, founder of Black Girls Surf, says often to convey the importance of cultural and gender diversity out in the ocean to inspire others to feel comfortable riding waves. One mega surf brand, Costa Mesa-based Hurley, is showing support for more inclusion […]
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Surfing, skateboarding will officially ride into the LA28 Olympics
Surfing and skateboarding – two extreme sports with strong ties to Southern California – will officially be part of the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. The news comes after the International Olympic Committee met in China on Feb. 3 and decided on 28 approved sports that members felt put a “strong focus on youth,” […]
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