New Nose Speed Record
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Volcom Pro Fiji Day 4 On Tap
Most likely a go at 12:30 PT, Cloudbreak is going off 12-15ft.
Watch live then, and while you're waiting, check out some of the day 3 sets from yesterday.
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Board Art Benefit San Francisco
Saturday, May 05, 2012
SurfAid’s next installment of Board Art Benefit will be held at the Driftwood Salon in San Francisco on June 9th from 6-10pm. This will be a one night only event. New shapers and artists have been added to the already stellar lineup and this showing promises to be one to remember. Kona Brewing is once again keeping guests’ thirst quenched and ear drums will dance to the musical stylings of Humboldt County’s Likwefi.
Board Art Benefit San Francisco…
Shapers: Aleks Petrovitch, Jerry Madrid, Merrick Rustia, tba, Erik Baldwin, Mike Schoen, tba, Danny Hess, Bill Johnson, Travis Reynolds, Paul Jensen, Marc Andreini, Tim Bessell, Christian Beamish, Erik Baldwin, Tim Stamps, Robert Weiner, Yohei Shiraishi, Brian Heritage, Jed Noll, Rusty Preisendorfer, John Birchum, Jeff ‘Doc’ Lausch, Mike Hynson, Terry Senate
Artists: Aleks Petrovitch, Alex Krastev, Ea Eckerman, Eric Bailey, Greg P’Nut Galinsky, John Culqui, Kevin Pincus, Kim Cogan, Lydia Martin, Patrick Trefz, Sarah Utter, Serena Mitnik-Miller, Andy Warhol, Christian Beamish, Jose Emroca, Shawn Griggs, Erik Abel, Matt Beard, Matt Long, Rick Rietveld, Robb Havassy, Ron Croci, Spencer Reynolds, Wade Koniakowsky, Heather Ritts
Sponsors: Driftwood Salon, Kona Brewing Company, Firewire Surfboards, Sacred Craft, BoardStix, BeardArt, and more.
Driftwood Salon is located at 39 Isis St, San Francisco, CA 94103.
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Hybrid Surfboard/Snowboard
Its a California thing. You wake up somewhere in Tahoe, hit the slopes, and then book it to the coast and paddle out. Signal and Doc Lausch hooked up to make a custom board that can pull off both.
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slater secures 10th title, winning rides video
This year's pipeline contest, the traditional final event in the ASP world tour, will be a victory lap for Kelly Slater, who secured his 10th world title in Puerto Rico this past week, mathematically eliminating Jordy Smith with a quarter-final victory by scoring two near-perfect 10's.
The unprecedented accomplishment for Slater arrives in the shadow of Andy Irons' unexpected passing. Slater and Irons met numerous times in spirited head to head competition over the years. "I just want to send my condolences to Andy's family, I'm a little overwhelmed right now but I want to dedicate this to Andy," Slater said. "It's like exact opposites. This doesn't really offset that, I'd give this title away in a second if Andy could come back." Slater dedicates title to Andy
