From Waste Plastic To Surfboards: Three Kiwis Lead The Way
Momentum for the environment may be building painstakingly slowly within the surf industry, but not for the three New Zealanders driving Spooked Kooks recycled surfboards
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How To Choose Surfboard Fins: Part 1
Trying to find your way through the quagmire of fins available these days can do your head in. New Zealand Surf Journal sits down with
Crystal Ball Gazing: The Future Of Surfboard Technology With Primal
New Zealand Surf Journal asks Primal’s lead surfboard shapers, Glen Carkeek and Steve Hamlyn, to share their insights on what’s coming next in surfboard design,
Watch: Laurie Towner Finds The Simple Life Of WA
Life on the edge of a desert is simple living. Especially on Western Australia’s remote coastline when a swell begins pushing across the reefs and
Fiji, As Seen From A Kiwi Photographer’s Perspective
Southern surf photographer, Hayden Campbell, ditches his hood, steamer and booties in favour of some Pacific Island charm in the form of the crystal blue
Watch: Jamie Civil’s Masterclass In Backhand Barrel Riding
He may prefer to hide away from the limelight, but Jamie Civil keeps drawing attention to himself in pumping hollow waves. Civil would have to
Chris Malone, Zhana Hutchieson Claim Aotearoa Maori Titles
Chris Malone and Zhana Hutchieson surfed to victory at the Aotearoa Maori Titles at the end of October and in doing so claim two of
Waikato Surfers Use Home Wave Advantage To Dominate At Scholastics
Waikato surfers dominate at the 2019 National Scholastic Surfing Championships claiming the team title, winning two of the seven titles on offer and boasting six
Sustainability And Innovation Key Drivers At Seventhwave Wetsuits
Lying on a table in Seventhwave’s Ferrymead factory in Christchurch is a fluffy orange wetsuit that doesn’t look anything like the wetsuit manufacturer’s flagship Yamamoto
Kathmandu Buys Rip Curl For $368 Million
New Zealand company Kathmandu yesterday entered into a binding agreement to acquire 100 percent of the Rip Curl Group Pty Limited for NZ$368 million. The