Mexico
Quintin Co. team rider Quinn McCrystal getting some tube time in Old Mexico.
Taking a break from bikini contest and beach bars, Cheyne Magnusson and Justin Quirk surf a rarely seen, Hurricane Hilary-generated wave at "The Arch" near Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
Tired of a a lingering flat spell in SoCal, 10X ASP World Champion Kelly Slater bails to southern Mexico for some pre-US Open R&R. Question: Does Slater surf better switch than you do while in your normal stance?
Jabour took a commanding lead from the start of the Final when he locked in to back-to-back barrels.
After three consecutive lay-days, the Quiksilver Pro Puerto Escondido roared back to life with firing six-to-eight foot barrels at Playa Zicatela to decide all but two of the event’s Quarterfinalists.
“We’ve only got small surf available and with plenty of time remaining in the waiting period there is no need to run the contest in poor conditions,” Contest Director Gary Linden said.
Day 3 of the Quiksilver Pro Puerto Escondido saw Hawaiian surfers lead the majority of the top-seeded heats while Mexican Dylan Southworth took the day’s top honors with a near perfect barrel.
The Puerto Escondido Pro has a waiting period from July 21 through 29 allowing event organizers the opportunity to choose the optimal conditions to run the 112 man event at the perilous wave of Playa Zicatela.
Bailing on June gloom and winter-like water temps, Parker Coffin, Matt Wilkinson, and Dusty Payne head to old Mexico for some beachbreak barrels and afternoon air sections. Captions by Parker Coffin.
For a couple of newcomers to the blogosphere, Koa and Alex Smith have learned quickly what the viewers want: fun looking surf and hot girls. The boys nailed it on this clip filmed in old Mexico.
Brian Toth defeated Mitch Coleborn to win the inaugural ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Clasico Mazatlan by a score of 14.33 to 11.76 in inconsistent two-to-three foot surf at the Mexican lefthand pointbreak of Playa Camaron.
The ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Clasico Mazatlan returned to Playa Camaron for the second consecutive day and saw the event’s top seeds sink their teeth into the two-to-four foot surf on offer while narrowing the field down to 32.
The opening day of the ASP 4-Star Quiksilver Clasico Mazatlan saw some of surfing’s iconic names take to the water alongside a mass of Latin underground talent.
