2,000-Foot Taal Volcano Eruption
Hurls Rare Tsunami Across Crater Lake (Video)
Taal
Volcano erupts repeatedly
A violent phreatomagmatic eruption rocked the Taal Volcano
in
41min
Nowadays, travel is easy. A few clicks on your phone and an
international odyssey can be locked in to commence the very next day. But is it
maybe, dare I say, too easy? The journey, after all, can be just as important
as the destination. That's exactly what was at the heart of Johanna Brebner's
incredible cycling and surfing journey of
3h
Newport Beach Lifeguards Reported 100
Rescues Sunday
4h
After Fleeing War, a Syrian Returned
Home to Foster a Surf Culture
Ali Kassem spent 14 years as a refugee outside of his native
5h
Can a $24 Million Increase in Shark
Mitigation Funding Save Lives in Australia?
That was the character Quint in the utterly compelling
masterpiece novel of the same name written by Robert Lautner, which reimagines
the life of the grizzled sea captain played by Robert Shaw in the 1975 movie
JAWS. In the prequel book, Quint, who had survived the shark-ridden sinking of
the USS Indianapolis in World War II, sets up a new business in Amity. Suffice
to say, business goes well, un
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For those of us who have been standing sideways since our
early days, it's easy to take for granted the most fundamental part of it all:
access. Whether you were raised by the beach (or in the mountains) or could
catch a ride with friends, without access none of the joy would be possible.
That's exactly what was in mind when Jake and Donna Carpenter started the Chill
Foundation in 1995, to provid
6h
Summertime Road Tripping in GMC's
Newest Adventure Machine
A few weeks before the heat of this summer, GMC announced it
was coming onboard as the Official Truck of Natural Selection Tour – a series
of progression-pushing, snowboard, ski, bike and surf events featuring the best
of the best doing their thing way off the grid. The 2026 line of GMCs are
designed to access remote terrain and Natural Selection would be the best way
to showcase that. The 2026 G
6h
Running shoes, unlike a lot of other gear items, aren’t a
“buy it for life” proposition. No matter how carefully you clean and store your
kicks, at some point, the tread wears down, the foam cushioning fails to bounce
back, and the upper tears—and that “some point” may be as often as four to six
months, depending on your mileage . But can buying a more expensive pair of
running shoes slow down th
7h
Brett Barley and One Last Score at
Macaronis
Last year, Brett Barley went on a dream surf trip. As he
recounted in his most recent YouTube series , Barley took his family to the
Macaronis resort in the
7h
Alone in the Bering Sea: One Magical
Session With Torrey Meister
Tucker Wooding is a very interesting man . You may know him
from his stunning surf footage, of which there is a lot . From Maverick’s to
Jaws and Teahupo’o , Wooding has pointed his lens at some of the best waves on
the planet. But he’s got a another gig as well. Fishing is his main gig, but
fishing and surfing often collide. “It’s my passion,” he said of surf
photography , “but my main gig is co
8h
Matt Dunsmore Surfs a Single,
Terrifying Bomb at The Right
The Right isn’t a wave to surf casually . There are no days
there that are knee-high and chill. No hordes lying beneath umbrellas with
coolers on the beach while children splash around on the inside. The Right is a
wave reserved for slab hunters who want to feel their hearts beating out of
their chests. Surfers who may have a few loose screws. And Matt Dunsmore falls
into the category. On March 1
8h
Shark Hits E-Foiler in Close Call Off
Bundaberg, Australia
Dave Seymour has been surfing for over three decades, but in
all his years in the water, a recent session on an e-foil might be the most
memorable. And not for good reason: a shark hit him from below, launching him
off his board. “Always heading into the water here, it feels a bit sharky, you
know?” he told 9 News about the ocean off
8h
Shark Hits E-Foiler in Close Call Off
Bundaberg, Australia
Dave Seymour has been surfing for over three decades, but in
all his years in the water, a recent session on an e-foil might be the most
memorable. And not for good reason: a shark hit him from below, launching him
off his board. “Always heading into the water here, it feels a bit sharky, you
know?” he told 9 News about the ocean off
8h
Ultimate Mountain Athlete: Episode 7
The picture gets clearer in this episode of Ultimate
Mountain Athlete . First, we learn who ruled the Impossible Climb, the grueling
mountain bike ascent designed to separate the top contenders. With those points
on the board, the athletes head back to
9h
Adventure
- Outdoor News, Science, Politics - Outside Online
Ultimate Mountain Athlete: Episode 7
The picture gets clearer in this episode of Ultimate
Mountain Athlete . First, we learn who ruled the Impossible Climb, the grueling
mountain bike ascent designed to separate the top contenders. With those points
on the board, the athletes head back to
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Ultimate Mountain Athlete: Episode 8
On the final run of the freestyle ski course, athletes have
to decide: avoid a fall or go for glory? The decision will determine who is
crowned Season 2’s Ultimate Mountain Athlete , the three-sport competition
created by Outside in collaboration with Toyota Trucks . As the skiers make
their way to the top of
9h
‘Point Break’ Returning to Theaters
for 35th Anniversary
Point
Break 35th anniversary rerelease
9h
‘Point Break’ Returning to Theaters
for 35th Anniversary
Point
Break 35th anniversary rerelease
9h
Fausto Has Grown Into the Season’s
First Hurricane
Fausto
strengthens into potential hurricane
More than two months into the Eastern Pacific hurricane
season, not a single hurricane had formed — neither in the Eastern Pacific nor
Atlantic basins, for that matter. But that changed on Monday night, as Fausto
strengthened into a Category 2 hurricane, marking the start of what forecasters
expect to be an active El Niño-fueled season in the Pacific. According to the
9h
The JH Downhill Championships Race #2
This Saturday
The summer heat is locked in, and the dirt at
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Fausto Has Grown Into the Season’s
First Hurricane
Fausto
strengthens into potential hurricane
More than two months into the Eastern Pacific hurricane
season, not a single hurricane had formed — neither in the Eastern Pacific nor
Atlantic basins, for that matter. But that changed on Monday night, as Fausto
strengthened into a Category 2 hurricane, marking the start of what forecasters
expect to be an active El Niño-fueled season in the Pacific. According to the
9h
Dane Gudauskas Explores Jamaica’s
Thriving Surf Culture and Untamed Beauty
Editor’s Note: This feature is presented by our partners at
Visit Jamaica . Welcome to Untamed Jamaica , where we explore one of the
10h
Adventure
- Outdoor News, Science, Politics - Outside Online
A Hiker Was Airlifted Off Yosemite’s
Mist Trail. Did NPS Really Charge Her a $70,000 Bill?
By now you may have seen a viral video on social media about
a woman in
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A Hiker Was Airlifted Off Yosemite’s
Mist Trail. Did NPS Really Charge Her a $70,000 Bill?
By now you may have seen a viral video on social media about
a woman in Yosemite National Park who was supposedly billed $70,000 for a
helicopter rescue in 2024. The story, which involves a hiker referred to as
Grace, was widely circulated on Instagram this week. Well, Outside has learned
that much of the story—specifically the sizable search and rescue bill—is fake.
Chelsea McCurdy, the operator
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We didn’t expect to see this when watching the
Snapper cam! Tai Murphy going against the grain 🪵
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Snowboard Icon Danny Kass Named U.S.
Slopestyle and Big Air Head Coach
The Hydro Flask U.S. Snowboard Team is stacking its roster
behind the scenes. Heading into the 2026–27 season, the governing body just
locked in major leadership shifts across both its freestyle and racing wings.
Leading the charge is two-time Olympic silver medalist and style icon Danny
Kass, who moves into the Head Coach role for the U.S. Slopestyle and Big Air
squad. Meanwhile, the snowboard c
11h
"I Just Went Flying":
E-Foil Surfer Smashed by Shark in Australia (Video)
Lifelong surfer Dave Seymour was enjoying an early morning
session at Moore Park Beach in Queensland, Australia when a routine session
instantly turned into a battle for survival. Seymour was electric hydrofoil
surfing in Bundaberg—riding a friend's carbon-fiber e-foil—an area known for
active marine life. "Always heading into the water here, it feels a bit
sharky," Seymour recalled. "I've spent
11h
Massive Andes Storm Cycle Dumps Over
12 Feet of Snow
Just a week ago, ski resorts across Chile were staring down
bare ridgelines and praying for winter to start. Fast forward through one of
the most intense atmospheric rivers in recent memory, and the Andes are buried
under more than 12 feet of fresh snow. The slow-starting 2026 Southern
Hemisphere season didn’t just get a quick refresh. It received a full-on reset
that turned machine-made snow int
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2026 SURFER Awards: Best Surfwear of
the Year
There's surf fashion, then there's surfwear. We're talking
rugged, well-built, functional equipment that not only enhances your surf
sessions, but looks good too. When it comes to go-anywhere sun protection, the
folks at Florence and Patagonia are at the head of the glass. Whether you're in
the water, on the water, or just lounging around the beach all day, here's some
of SURFER's most essential
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2026 SURFER Awards: Best Surf
Accessories of the Year
There’s a wide world of surf accessories out there today.
While some hit the mark, others fail to stand the test of time. We focused on
the former to compile this list of staples that make the grade regardless of
where you live and what you’re into. From hydration to organization, and
far-out travel missions to daily drivers, if it’s on this list, it’ll do you
solid. Best Board Bag: DB Surf Pro C
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2026 SURFER Awards: Best Wetsuits of
the Year
A great wetsuit can make the difference between calling it
quits after 30 minutes and squeezing in one more wave before dark. Unless
you're lucky enough to surf exclusively in tropical water, a quality wetsuit is
one of the most important pieces of gear you'll ever own. It keeps you warm,
comfortable, and focused on surfing, not on chattering teeth, numb feet, or
stiff shoulders. Fortunately, wet
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2026 SURFER Awards: Best Tech of the
Year
Introducing the 2026 SURFER Awards. We're proud to bring our
readers a comprehensive list of our favorite surf gear from last year. In this
installment, we bring to you our favorite tech products that we believe surfers
of all types can appreciate and utilize in their salty lives. From capturing it
all to tracking your progress to simply cleaning yourself off, these are the
tech products that imp
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2026 SURFER Awards: Best Sun
Protection Of The Year
Perhaps the most important category of the 2026 SURFER
Awards, when it comes to surfing more, sun protection is paramount. Whether
it's a mineral-based, waterproof sunscreen, a surf hat or hooded rashguard in
the water, the more you protect your skin the more it will love you back. Here
are five musts for life under the sun: Best Overall Sunscreen: Freaks Of Nature
Peak Performance SPF50 If you'r
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Adventure
- Outdoor News, Science, Politics - Outside Online
Whether you’re packing for a weekend trek or a global
adventure, there’s no doubt about the benefits of a lighter load. Carrying less
weight feels good, feels freeing, feels right. But that doesn’t just mean
counting ounces. Even a superlight product is heavier than not taking that gear
at all. That’s why it pays to focus on bringing the items you need in the wild
and nothing more. With less weig
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Whether you’re packing for a weekend trek or a global
adventure, there’s no doubt about the benefits of a lighter load. Carrying less
weight feels good, feels freeing, feels right. But that doesn’t just mean
counting ounces. Even a superlight product is heavier than not taking that gear
at all. That’s why it pays to focus on bringing the items you need in the wild
and nothing more. With less weig
11h
Inside DSRT Surf, California’s
1,000-Wave-Per-Hour Desert Oasis
A heatwave in the desert. Wisps of psychedelic wind
billowing off the freeway, like ghosts stretching their ethereal tendrils
earthbound from the depths of the netherworld. A temperature on my car’s dash
reading 117 Fahrenheit. Perhaps fitting, I suppose, for the surf trip I was
embarking on. I was on my way out to Palm Desert, to ride the manmade waves of
DSRT Surf – California’s newest surf lag
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Ethan Ewing and Carissa Moore Surfing
Haleiwa – HD
Well worth a rewatch…SNN Surf Scrapbook Ethan Ewing and
Carissa Moore surf firing Haleiwa during a swell event…
13h
The Ultimate Surf Guide to Central
America and the Caribbean
The post appeared first on Carvemag.com .
14h
Question: Does the World Surf League
need an anthem like FIFA?
Just over a decade ago, now, the Association of Surfing
Professionals was acquired by a reclusive Florida billionaire and rebranded the
World Surf League to much fanfare. Paul Speaker, the first CEO, felt very
bullish about the enterprise, declaring it would one day be a major sport, even
bigger than the NFL, as opposed to some silly backwater that regularly failed
to crack even ESPN Ocho coverag
14h
Surfing
| News, Headlines and Top Stories
From war refugee to founder of
Syria's first surf school
My name is Ali Kassem. I was a Syrian refugee in Lebanon. I
left Syria in 2012 after losing my older brother in the war. He was my whole
world, and after he was gone, everything changed. I left my country as a child,
not knowing where I was going or what would happen to me. When I arrived in
Lebanon, I was just a kid. I had no school to return to and no normal childhood
like other children. I was
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SurferToday.com
| The Ultimate Surfing News Website
The Nazaré Canyon doesn't
channel waves. It focuses them
For years, the explanation sounded simple. The Nazaré
submarine canyon acts like an underwater highway, carrying powerful Atlantic
swell toward Praia do Norte while neighboring waves slow down over the
continental shelf. When both wave trains meet near the beach, they combine to
produce the giant waves that have turned the Portuguese fishing town into the world's
capital of big wave surfing. A ne
17h
‘Surf’s Up’ w/ Tyler Curle (Ep.63)
We discuss the 2007 film, Surf’s Up, with Tyler Curle, who
is the perfect guest since he has spent much of his life in comps; he just
earned a spot on the FWT; and, Surf’s Up is his all-time favorite movie. Over
the course of this conversation you’ll see why — and why all of us should
probably watch Surf’s Up at least once a year. The post appeared first on
BLISTER .
17h
What ‘Yesteryear’ Gets Right (and
Wrong) About Homesteading and Outdoors Influencers
Caro Claire Burke’s 2026 novel Yesteryear is a hit. With
multiple weeks as #1 on the New York Times hardcover bestsellers list and an
Amazon MGM movie starring Anne Hathaway in the works, its story of a trad wife
influencer named Natalie Heller Mills who wakes up in 1855 living the very real
pioneer life she’d been portraying online has clearly been connecting with
audiences. On the surface, Yest
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Ben Weiland and Brian Davis of
Fielder Films on Making Surf Movies in Wild Places
If you’ve been paying attention to surf filmmaking lately,
you know about Fielder Films. The small studio, created by Ben Weiland and
Brian Davis and based out of Oceanside, California, has produced independent
surf films that manage to capture not only the spirit of adventure that is so
fundamental to surfing, but also the human stories that make it meaningful. In
Island X, they scoured the Beri
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Kirra Point and Greenmount Were
Absolutely Pumping on Sunday
Sunday was a good day to be a surfer on the Gold Coast . For
those up before the sun, it was one of the better starts to a day that anyone
on Earth could ask for. The waves were absolutely pumping at Kirra Point and
Greenmount . As is generally the case on the Gold Coast when the waves are
good, it was intensely crowded, but when there are this many waves, the crowds
tend to feel thinner than the
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Jamie O’Brien Scores at Perfect Ala
Moana Bowls
No matter how far you get in surfing, you’re still going to
have to beat the crowd. Pipe master and surf vlogger Jamie O’Brien has found a
lot of ways to do that over the years, but the latest involved a trip to an
Oahu wave pool, Wai Kai. However, the journey didn’t start in chlorinated surf.
In classic JOB fashion, his latest video begins with some barrels. O’Brien
saddled up and paddled out at
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Chilean Authorities Detained Surfers
for Paddling Out During Beach Closures
Last week, Chile’s maritime authorities suspended all types
of ocean activities ahead of a powerful, incoming storm . But dozens of surfers
ignored the order and paddled out anyway. In the coastal town of Reñaca, the
Chilean Navy detained two surfers for violating the ban. The Navy posted on
social media saying that the surfers were detained “for disobeying the orders
issued by the Maritime Autho
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Cole Houshmand, Teresa Bonvalot Win
Ballito Pro
Houshmand
Bonvalot win Ballito Pro
Teresa Bonvalot and Cole Houshmand won the 2026 Ballito Pro,
the first of five events on this year’s Challenger Series. This CS schedule
will span the remainder of 2026 and one final event in March of 2027, now that
the Championship Tour’s mid-season cut has been wiped from the WSL’s
qualification and relegation process. The win is Bonvalot’s first on the
Challenger Series since the Sydney Surf P
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Crocodile Filmed Casually Cruising
Around Macaronis Lineup
Macaronis is one of the world’s best waves. But there is a
danger there hidden below the surface, and it’s not the reef or an errant fin .
It’s a crocodile, and it was recently spotted cruising the lineup. Macaronis,
situated in Pasongan Bay in the most southern of the Mentawai Islands, is a
picture-perfect wave. The mechanical left-hander has gained world-wide
recognition for its long tubes and
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Caroline Marks Is Launching a Surf
School in a Wave Pool
Between an Olympic gold medal, a world title, and Sports
Illustrated photo spreads, Caroline Marks has built a brand that is one of the
most recognizable in surfing. Now, perhaps taking inspiration from Jamie
O’Brien’s surf school franchise, Marks is leveraging her name and slapping it
on a school in a soon-to-open wave pool in Florida. Marks announced on social
media that she’s launching the Car
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Driver Charged With Vehicular
Manslaughter in Tragic Death of Kolby Aipa
Man
charged car surfing death
When Kolby Aipa, grandson of the legendary Ben Aipa and son
of Duke Aipa, died last August in an ebiking accident, it sent shock waves
through the surfing community. Now, the driver involved in the accident with
Aipa has been charged. According to reports, the driver was 21-year-old Brandon
Scott Soleau of Huntington Beach. He was charged with a felony count of
vehicular manslaughter with gross n
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Tropical Storm Swells Pummel SoCal
Beaches With ‘Life-Threatening’ Surf
Southern
California heat and surf
If you’ve been in Southern California lately, the weather
has been…strange. Last week, it was a heat wave; this week it’s humid, muggy,
practically tropical. That’s because, Southern California coastlines are
feeling the full force of an active Eastern Pacific hurricane season, as
back-to-back tropical systems churn up massive, long-period south swells. The
one-two punch began with post-Tropical
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On the Diminishing Returns of
Watching Other Men Surf
I work, a lot. Have kids at various life stages, both
accomplished young adults and still in grommet hood. Business partners who, at
times, irritate me more than VALs drifting on the inside during a proper clean
summer swell. A life partner who, thankfully, is more like the grizzled local
who calls you into the best wave of the set — but for whom I put in no little
effort to reciprocate the love.
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Ben Weiland and Brian Davis of
Fielder Films on Making Surf Movies in Wild Places
If you’ve been paying attention to surf filmmaking lately,
you know about Fielder Films. The small studio, created by Ben Weiland and
Brian Davis and based out of Oceanside, California, has produced independent
surf films that manage to capture not only the spirit of adventure that is so
fundamental to surfing, but also the human stories that make it meaningful. In
Island X, they scoured the Beri
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Could You Survive a Wildfire? 10
Lessons from Veteran Firefighters That Could Save Your Life.
In June, I was driving down a remote highway outside of
Arizona’s Vermillion Cliffs National Monument when my phone buzzed with an SOS
message. A wildfire was burning nearby, the message said, and campers and
hikers on the Arizona National Scenic Trail were being told to evacuate the
area. We kept driving, but the screeching sound and dramatic buzz of the
emergency alert prompted a question: If I
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Adventure
- Outdoor News, Science, Politics - Outside Online
Could You Survive a Wildfire? 10
Lessons from Veteran Firefighters That Could Save Your Life.
In June, I was driving down a remote highway outside of
Arizona’s Vermillion Cliffs National Monument when my phone buzzed with an SOS
message. A wildfire was burning nearby, the message said, and campers and
hikers on the Arizona National Scenic Trail were being told to evacuate the
area. We kept driving, but the screeching sound and dramatic buzz of the
emergency alert prompted a question: If I
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The Helinox Cot One Convertible Was
the Surprise Hero of My Grand Canyon Rafting Trip
The Helinox Cot One Convertible isn’t cheap. In fact, it’s
probably one of the more indulgent pieces of camping gear you can buy. But
after sleeping on one for 16 nights while rafting the Grand Canyon, I’m
convinced it’s one of the few luxury items that are actually worth the money.
I’d never camped with a cot before. I always figured a good inflatable sleeping
pad was as comfortable as camping g
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Kirra Point and Greenmount Were
Absolutely Pumping on Sunday
Sunday was a good day to be a surfer on the Gold Coast . For
those up before the sun, it was one of the better starts to a day that anyone
on Earth could ask for. The waves were absolutely pumping at Kirra Point and
Greenmount . As is generally the case on the Gold Coast when the waves are
good, it was intensely crowded, but when there are this many waves, the crowds
tend to feel thinner than the
1d
Jamie O’Brien Scores at Perfect Ala
Moana Bowls
No matter how far you get in surfing, you’re still going to
have to beat the crowd. Pipe master and surf vlogger Jamie O’Brien has found a
lot of ways to do that over the years, but the latest involved a trip to an
Oahu wave pool, Wai Kai. However, the journey didn’t start in chlorinated surf.
In classic JOB fashion, his latest video begins with some barrels. O’Brien
saddled up and paddled out at
1d
Chilean Authorities Detained Surfers
for Paddling Out During Beach Closures
Last week, Chile’s maritime authorities suspended all types
of ocean activities ahead of a powerful, incoming storm . But dozens of surfers
ignored the order and paddled out anyway. In the coastal town of Reñaca, the
Chilean Navy detained two surfers for violating the ban. The Navy posted on
social media saying that the surfers were detained “for disobeying the orders
issued by the Maritime Autho
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Cole Houshmand, Teresa Bonvalot Win
Ballito Pro
Houshmand
Bonvalot win Ballito Pro
Teresa Bonvalot and Cole Houshmand won the 2026 Ballito Pro,
the first of five events on this year’s Challenger Series. This CS schedule
will span the remainder of 2026 and one final event in March of 2027, now that
the Championship Tour’s mid-season cut has been wiped from the WSL’s
qualification and relegation process. The win is Bonvalot’s first on the
Challenger Series since the Sydney Surf P
1d
Crocodile Filmed Casually Cruising
Around Macaronis Lineup
Macaronis is one of the world’s best waves. But there is a
danger there hidden below the surface, and it’s not the reef or an errant fin .
It’s a crocodile, and it was recently spotted cruising the lineup. Macaronis,
situated in Pasongan Bay in the most southern of the Mentawai Islands, is a
picture-perfect wave. The mechanical left-hander has gained world-wide
recognition for its long tubes and
1d
Diver Bitten in Arm by Six-Foot Shark
Off Tasmanian Coast
Tasmanian
diver bitten by shark
When spearfishing, usually you are the predator. Other
times, you are the prey, as one diver off the coast of Tasmania found out last
week. Tasmanian police received a report at around 9:00 a.m. Friday morning of
a man who had been bitten by a shark off the coast of Bruny Island. “The man
was diving with two other people at a depth of eight meters and approximately
50 meters offshore from Coal Po
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Head-To-Head Comparisons: Devinci
Spartan
We compare the Devinci Spartan to the Marin Alpine Trail,
RAAW Madonna, Rocky Mountain Altitude, Trek Fuel LX, Santa Cruz Nomad 7,
Privateer 161, & Orbea Rallon. Blister’s Flash Reviews and Deep Dives are
accessible to those who purchase one of our paid subscriptions To get our
comprehensive Deep Dives and our initial, unfiltered reports on new gear,
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Caroline Marks Is Launching a Surf
School in a Wave Pool
Between an Olympic gold medal, a world title, and Sports
Illustrated photo spreads, Caroline Marks has built a brand that is one of the
most recognizable in surfing. Now, perhaps taking inspiration from Jamie
O’Brien’s surf school franchise, Marks is leveraging her name and slapping it
on a school in a soon-to-open wave pool in Florida. Marks announced on social
media that she’s launching the Car
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My Feet Were Destroyed After 40 Miles
in the Grand Canyon. This Barefoot Trail Saved Them.
After a grueling 40 miles of trekking through the Grand
Canyon during a heatwave in June, my feet were absolutely battered. It’s a
trail as old as hikers’ time—no matter how weathered, callused our feet become,
our tried-and-true boots inevitably find a new, fresh patch of skin to blister.
Four days spent exploring in, out, and all around Havasu Falls left our group
with more than a dozen blister
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Hiking Can Cause Major Hip Pain.
These 5 Exercises Can Fix It, According to a Physical Therapist.
Tight hips aren’t just an achy nuisance: they can tank your
performance on hikes, bike rides, and trail runs. Poor hip mobility can trigger
a cascade of not-so-great events that hamper athletic performance and set the
stage for pain and injuries. Unfortunately, it’s “very common” to have limited
hip mobility, Kimberly Baptiste-Mbadiwe , a physical therapist at Hospital for
Special Surgery in New
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Driver Charged With Vehicular
Manslaughter in Tragic Death of Kolby Aipa
Man
charged car surfing death
When Kolby Aipa, grandson of the legendary Ben Aipa and son
of Duke Aipa, died last August in an ebiking accident, it sent shock waves
through the surfing community. Now, the driver involved in the accident with
Aipa has been charged. According to reports, the driver was 21-year-old Brandon
Scott Soleau of Huntington Beach. He was charged with a felony count of
vehicular manslaughter with gross n
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Surf Cult Classic "Point
Break" Returns To Theater
Point
Break 35th anniversary rerelease
"No way Bells is bigger than Waimea, bro." The
number of quotable lines from "Point Break" is endless. And while
Hollywood and surfing have had a tepid relationship over the years, when the
eventual cult classic danced across the silver screen in 1991, it was
different. It was not, in the words of the Red Hot Chili Peppers' Anthony
Kiedis, who played a drug-dealing, beach-fight-starting punk name
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10-Foot Great White Shark Stalks
Unaware Swimmers in Southern California (Video)
A terrifyingly close encounter between a juvenile great
white shark and unsuspecting adolescent swimmers off the Southern California
coast has hit the internet, once again offering a chilling glimpse into the
proximity of apex predators and beachgoers. The heart-pounding footage was
captured by Carlos Gauna, known online as The Malibu Artist , one of the
world's most prolific drone operators docu
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Surfing
| News, Headlines and Top Stories
Why simulating ocean waves is one of
gaming's hardest challenges
For decades, water has been one of the biggest unsolved
puzzles in video games. You've probably noticed that in the handful of surfing
titles that were released so far. Developers learned to create convincing
mountains, forests, cities, and even human faces long before they mastered
oceans. The thing is, water refuses to stay still. It reflects the sky, bends
light, changes color with depth, carr
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SurferToday.com
| The Ultimate Surfing News Website
Can coastal cliff collapses be
predicted? New California research says yes
California's coastal cliffs are part of the state's
identity. They frame famous surf breaks, overlook busy beaches, and support
roads, railways, campgrounds, homes, and public parks. They also fail without
much warning. And that's a real serious issue, as every year, thousands of
people walk beneath cliffs that are slowly changing shape under the combined
force of waves, rain, gravity, and time.
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Gabriel Medina Teaches Lamine Yamal
to Surf in Brazil (Video)
Following Spain's World Cup victory over Argentina, on
Sunday, three-time surfing world champion Gabriel Medina took to social media
to celebrate his friend and global sports icon, Lamine Yamal. Resharing a
delightful, resurfaced video clip, Medina gave sports fans a look back at a
lighter, cross-sport moment between two of the planet's most famous athletes.
The footage was originally filmed a ye
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Hiker Killed By Lightning Strike
Above Alta Ski Area
Twin
Peaks lightning strike search
The high-altitude peaks surrounding Alta and Snowbird ski
areas are legendary for winter freeriders and summer backcountry explorers
alike. However, the dangers of the alpine environment were brought into focus
this past weekend. On Saturday afternoon, a summer thunderstorm turned fatal
when a 59-year-old hiker was struck by lightning near the summit of the east
peak of American Fork Twin Peaks.
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Giant Crocodile Cruises Macaronis as
CT Stars Surf Nearby (Video)
For decades, now, the Mentawai Islands have been the
pinnacle of surf travel – just about as close to surfing’s version of Valhalla,
manifested on earth, as it gets. Perfect waves. Warm water. White-sand,
palm-laden islands. And, apparently, crocodiles. View this post on Instagram A
new video captured by surf filmer Scotty Hammonds has the surf world doing a
double take after a large crocodile wa
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Glacier National Park To Plug
Century-Old Gas Leak Near Kintla Lake
Glacier
Park to plug oil well
Glacier National Park is preparing to execute an
environmental mission in one of its remote corners. Later this month, crews
will begin to plug the historic Butte Oil Well near Kintla Lake. Originally
drilled in 1901, this site was Montana’s first commercial oil well. The
drillers abandoned the operation over a century ago after a fire destroyed the
facility. Unfortunately, they simply walked awa
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Discover a Different Planet in
Northwest Nebraska
When you think of Nebraska, you picture bison, the Great
Plains, and sandhill cranes. What you’re probably not picturing is a place that
looks straight out of a sci-fi movie. When planning my visit to Toadstool
Geologic Park , I didn’t know what to expect. After spending a day exploring
this geological Disneyland, I’ll be recommending it to every traveler looking
for something unexpected and unfo
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Where to See the Milky Way in
Nebraska
“There’s nothing in Nebraska.” So said someone who had never
been there. The state tends to get a bad rap when compared to its more
well-known and well-visited neighbors. And while this is a slightly unfair
categorization, it’s not entirely wrong. There are no sprawling metropolises or
Michelin star restaurants. No major league sports teams or even an
international airport. But that’s only one ki
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Surfing Oahu South Shore – 2026 July
Mean Local Friends Mahalo for watching. Song “Old Bones
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Discover the Moroccan gem where
“family” and “surf adventure” are mutually inclusive
In the middle of June, the family traveled to
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