Maxed Out At Sunset Beach: Would You?
Unruly rogue sets, broken boards, two-wave hold downs, and shattered egos. Welcome to Sunset Beach on a big day.
» Read Full StoryJustin Cote
- November 04 2009 | 1,074 views | 14 comments
With today’s emphasis on above-the-lip surfing, spins, and grabs, power surfing—the kind where you turn so hard your fins beg for mercy—has become a missing component in many repertoires. Bonus Power Surfing Photo Gallery And Sweet Gear Giveaway!
» Read Full StoryUnruly rogue sets, broken boards, two-wave hold downs, and shattered egos. Welcome to Sunset Beach on a big day.
» Read Full StoryPancho Sullivan, Shane Beschen, Daniel Jones, Sean Moody, Myles Padaca, Charlie Carroll, Danny Fuller, and 2009 Xcel Pro Champion Hank Gaskell power through 8-foot Sunset on the final day of the Xcel Pro.
» Read Full StoryTWS’ North Shore correspondent Flynn Novak reports from Sunset Beach where Hank Gaskell wins the Xcel Pro Sunset Beach. Plus Flynn and the boys cave dive Shark’s Cove before the swell…
» Read Full StoryPancho Sullivan powers through the field at Sunset Beach to lead the charge into the semifinals. Photos and video here!
» Read Full StoryThe North Shore has been all time and we have the photos of Andy Irons, Jack Johnson, Pancho and more to prove it. That and Flynn gets to the bottom of Chinese girls and their grooming (or lack thereof) with Jamie Sterling.
» Read Full StoryThink you can rip Kekoa Bacalso? Try your luck Friday morning at Ponto.
» Read Full StoryProfessional surfers Pancho Sullivan and Myles Padaca have launched Progressive Surfing, a new company dedicated to training up-and-coming surfers.
» Read Full StoryDay 20, and the final instalment of Rip Curl On The Rock sees us hand out the annual Golden Pineapple awards. The biggest barrel, the best wipeout, the best world title win by a female named Steph Gilmore. Hosted by Pancho Sullivan.
» Read Full StoryThere’s a golden, universal rule that applies to all surf trips: never leave home when the surf is good. A few afternoons ago, with Pipe 10-12 foot, Pancho Sullivan and Taylor Knox did just that - jumping a flight to another island in the Hawaiian chain.
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