BRONSON GIVES BACK

At the age of nine, Indonesian surfing prodigy Bronson Meydi had to make a tough decision: stay with his family in the relatively isolated Lakey Peak or pursue surfing and academic opportunities in Bali as a protégé of Rizal Tandjung.
He chose Bali, and four years later, Bronson continues blazing a path to becoming one of Indonesia’s greatest waveriders ever.
But that doesn’t mean he forgot where he came from. To kick off the WSL double-header in Bali and help drive awareness of the real need for clean drinking water in Indonesia, Bronson and Marlon Gerber partnered up with Waves For Water, loaded up their backpacks full of filters and returned to Bronson’s home village.
This was the result.
Video: @malariahouse

[@joshuatelem8796]

Seeing him give the villages water warmed my heart. It's great to see the surfing community always helping each other out.

[@HayunYusfardani]

Top 👍👍👍👍 Hurley... Impact ❤️

[@hwn8088]

WSL should help the Indonesian people after coming over and taking all their waves where is the love ❤...

[@russelldavies1423]

Any kid that starts crying when he sees his mum is alright by me. Respect 🙏

[@muhamadgunawan8587]

Kasian mamak nya jauh dari anak