The Seaslug Surf Series came alive this last weekend in the South Bay.
The Volcom Qualifying Series made its 7th stop of the West coast tour in beautiful Newport Beach, California!
When the sun began to creep through the clouds we saw that there was solid 4-6 ft surf with perfect offshore winds and nearly 200 competitors waiting to sign up...
The Greatwhite Surf Series went off this past weekend in fun 4-6 ft conditions at world famous Steamer Lane.
When we pulled up to the beach the waves were a solid 3-4 ft and nearly 230 competitors poured over the dunes to try to get a spot in the event...
Mother Nature hasn't let us run a Jellyfish Surf Series event in Jersey in over a year and a half, so when we pulled up to the beach we weren't sure what she had in store for us...
Balaram Stack took control early and had a commanding lead connecting section after section, earning him the $500 first place award.
A layer of thick creepy fog held strong all day, but it didn’t stop the 140 competitors or the crazed kids from having a good time...
The 2011/2012 Totally Crustaceous Tour kicked off this weekend at Lahaina Harbor on the beautiful island of Maui.
The newly added Howler Monkey Fish event to the VQS Tour has been long over due and you could tell by the amount of kids lining the beach at first light ready at their chance to sign up.
Andrew Doheny wins the Pro-Am division of the 2011 Volcom VQS Championships as the Totally Twisted Crustaceans Of Metal rock Newport Beach.
Hair, heavy metal, and some serious shredding collide at 54th Street in Newport Beach as the 2011 Volcom VQS Championships get underway.
Above: Frank Unicorn describes what it is like to write music with the help of the Gods of Metal. Check out more at volcom.com/vqschamps. Above: Frank Unicorn describes how he uses his trusty Lead Pipe and what it means to be Super Naked. Check out more at volcom.com/vqschamps.
The Blowfish Surf Series has always had a huge crowd of competitors, and with this being the last event of the season, nothing could prepare us for the tornado that was coming. After postponing the event on Saturday due to crazy weather and flat surf we showed up bright and early Sunday to waves being a playful 3-4 feet and ready to get this party started.
With a solid swell in the forecast and the sounds of pounding surf hitting the beach in the dark, no one got a wink of sleep that night with the amount of energy in the air.
