Doesn't Ry Craike deserve to get named in the title? I reckon he does. Also quite amusing that this has about 30 times as many views as the official Stab upload.
anybody from Australia or even better the gold coast that could tell me why so many guys down there prefer the twin fin, i know they want more speed but what does it have to do with your waves??? dont you have a bunch of reef and pointbreaks out there??? im from northern cali, not many reef or pointbreaks around me at all so can somebody tell me if im wrong in thinking that they have way more speed already??? would be cool to learn what the deal is, i always thought reef/pointbreaks were the punchiest
I think its just an aussie thing as alot of the east coast especially over summer are 2-3ft but often quite steep punchie beaches or fast points and i reckon the twinnies have that bit more volume to get you in earlier plus they fly through sections and are pretty loose!
Anderson and Wright are a great match to kill it in solid surf on the old twin fins... epic footage and edit.
these dudes are fast on those ole twin fins... really smooth... fun to watch...
The cockroach ! Gold .
anderson has that classic tuck knee style he makes it look so easy. i could watch him surf all day
We The People - My Brother The Man
Great movie, thanks for posting it.
I wish I could thumbs up this video like a thousand times! Fuckin rad!
That massive cut back into the pocket was siiiiiiiccckkk
this vid is all time, fucking epic
this is what it is!!!!
Doesn't Ry Craike deserve to get named in the title? I reckon he does.
Also quite amusing that this has about 30 times as many views as the official Stab upload.
Epic
6:16 Mad style! rye craike is the better surfer and his name isn't even headlining
anybody from Australia or even better the gold coast that could tell me why so many guys down there prefer the twin fin, i know they want more speed but what does it have to do with your waves??? dont you have a bunch of reef and pointbreaks out there??? im from northern cali, not many reef or pointbreaks around me at all so can somebody tell me if im wrong in thinking that they have way more speed already??? would be cool to learn what the deal is, i always thought reef/pointbreaks were the punchiest
I think its just an aussie thing as alot of the east coast especially over summer are 2-3ft but often quite steep punchie beaches or fast points and i reckon the twinnies have that bit more volume to get you in earlier plus they fly through sections and are pretty loose!
song?
Harrison Abry dumb punts - put a sock in it
Who saw that shark on the first or second wave.
Nvm dolphins :)
Anyone got original footage of junkyard johnny doing the cockroach yew
Ozzie surfs good but he sure stole his art from those old toy machine ads
Filth... It's not the tool, it's the carpenter.