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Saturday, December 31, 2011
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Freedom to Foam
This is a film by Cyrus Sutton that is only released in Japan. It's yours for a $50.00 donation to the Korduroy Kickstarter campaign. They are just under half way there!
Freedom To Foam Opening from www.KORDUROY.tv on Vimeo.
Freedom To Foam Opening from www.KORDUROY.tv on Vimeo.
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Monday, December 19, 2011
Rincon Snapshots
Photo credits:
1, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10 Michael Baron Shaw
2, 3, 4, 6, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 Freaky Born Wings
Friday, December 16, 2011
Korduroy Kickstarter
Hey Apes,
My man Reis at Korduroy TV sent out an request for some help.
They want to revamp the website to make it even more awesome. Their goal is $18,000.
A little extra pocket money will go a long way to help the daily stoke machine. For me Korduroy keeps my stoke fires pumping on the daily.
Click here to help.
Support your boys yo. Digital aloha!
My man Reis at Korduroy TV sent out an request for some help.
They want to revamp the website to make it even more awesome. Their goal is $18,000.
A little extra pocket money will go a long way to help the daily stoke machine. For me Korduroy keeps my stoke fires pumping on the daily.
Click here to help.
Support your boys yo. Digital aloha!
Friday, December 9, 2011
Monday, December 5, 2011
The West is the Best!
No, actually I have massive love for Strong Island. But on a recent work trip to L.A., I made the most of my downtime and was amply rewarded. Ventura county. The right point breaks I've been missing all my life.
With good buddy Shaw, checking the local shops. You'd be grinning too. Read on.
Shaw getting lost in the well-stocked longboard section.
Look up and get history! No one but the owner rides these.
A nice thing about the left coast is used boards have nice prices. Campbell Bros Bonzer, good condition, 300 benjamins. Damn American Airlines board fees!
Waves seem to break slower on the West Coast making them super easy to get into, whereas in NY it seems to require more split second timing. I love both waves, but there is something friendly about the still punchy, but more predictable/slower developing breaks out West. You can sort of turn off your brain and just relax into things. And (with the possible exception of Malibu), fewer people dropping in makes it a more mellow experience. I'd like to see the Rockaway crowd moving more in this direction.
My unintentionally semi-Cubist Malibu panorama (click and drag on the screen to look around):
With good buddy Shaw, checking the local shops. You'd be grinning too. Read on.
Shaw getting lost in the well-stocked longboard section.
Look up and get history! No one but the owner rides these.
A nice thing about the left coast is used boards have nice prices. Campbell Bros Bonzer, good condition, 300 benjamins. Damn American Airlines board fees!
Waves seem to break slower on the West Coast making them super easy to get into, whereas in NY it seems to require more split second timing. I love both waves, but there is something friendly about the still punchy, but more predictable/slower developing breaks out West. You can sort of turn off your brain and just relax into things. And (with the possible exception of Malibu), fewer people dropping in makes it a more mellow experience. I'd like to see the Rockaway crowd moving more in this direction.
My unintentionally semi-Cubist Malibu panorama (click and drag on the screen to look around):
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