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VOLCOM PRO FIJI BEST OF ROUND 1: The best waves from round 1 of the Volcom Pro, Cloudbreak Fiji
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Quiksilver pro gold coast: A collection of the best action from Snapper rocks.
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QUIKSILVER PRO GOLD COAST: Congratulations Taj Burrow (AUS) taking the win today against tough competition.
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QUIKSILVER PRO GOLD COAST: Dane Reynolds showcases why he's still one of the most progressive surfers on the planet...
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QUIKSILVER PRO GOLD COAST: The ASP World Tour once again readies to fire. While the swell is yet to be determined, one thing is for certain...11-time Association of Surfing Professionals Kelly Slater will be joining the action. Here's a look at some of the highlights from 2011 as we gear up for Round 1 of action.
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Australian open of surfing, Manly Beach Australia: A selection of the best airs from the recent Australian Open of Surfing.
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Hawaii's John John Florence has stood on the sand here at Sunset Beach watching the crowning of surfing champions since he was 6-years-old. Today, at 19, he stood on the podium, having realized his childhood dream of winning the Vans World Cup at Sunset Beach, and taking the lead on the coveted Vans Triple Crown presented by Rockstar Energy Drink series ratings. It was an overwhelming victory for ...
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West Australia's Taj Burrow, a virtual veteran of pro surfing at 33 years of age, has claimed his first Reef Hawaiian Pro title in Hawaii to pocket $25,000 and take an early lead on the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing ratings. Burrow, who has been competing in Hawaii for 15 years, left the field in his wake today, finding a form all his own in the pumping overhead surf.
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Haleiwa was a roller-coaster ride today as the Reef Hawaiian Pro - the first stop of the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing, presented by Rockstar Energy Drink, hit the cut-throat middle rounds of competition. The highs consisted of phenomenal air shows assisted by a stiff off-shore wind.
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Kelly Slater: “This is pretty fabulous,” Slater said. “Two days ago in the afternoon it was chunky and small and didn’t look inviting at all. Yesterday was nice and today looks like a nice day in France. I don’t know, this hasn’t sunk in. I’ve been pretty stressed about it and I’m glad it’s over. It’s very fulfilling and there’s personal satisfaction. It feels real nice....
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“There are still a lot of fun waves out there but the tide is definitely changing things up,” Slater said. “My plan was to go out and catch a lot of waves and I actually made a little priority mistake in there. Dan (Ross) is one of those underrated guys. He’s a big guy so I knew he wouldn’t be taking the smaller waves and I knew he was capable of getting big scores.”
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KELLY SLATER: 10x world champion and currently looking good for an 11th world title speaks about what Trestles means to him. A wave designed for the progressive surfers of tomorrow...
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HURLEY PRO TRESTLES: A look at the iconic Lower Trestles beach California.
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Quiksilver pro New York: In 2009 it was Modern Collective, in 2010 it was Trestles, in 2011 it's looking to be New York. Progressive surfing reared its in demand head during professional competition recently in New York. With names like Josh Kerr, Kelly Slater, Taj Burrow, Alejo Muniz, Owen Wright, Julian Wilson all battling it out on the world stage there was more time in the air than ever before...
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KELLY SLATER: While he didn't walk away with a winners trophy from the recent Quiksilver Pro New York, he did make his mark with this 10point air. In his heat against Airman Taj Burrow, Slater pulled this off within the dying minutes of the heat.
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QUIKSILVER PRO NEW YORK: A look at the finals day action and how it all unfolded...
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Kelly Slater (USA), 39, reigning 10-time ASP World Champion, has claimed the Billabong Pro Tahiti presented by Air Tahiti Nui over Owen Wright (AUS), 21, in clean four-to-six foot (1.5 – 2 metre) waves at Teahupo’o.
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With pristine eight-to-10 foot (2.5 – 3 metre) barrels detonating across the reef at Teahupo’o, the Billabong Pro Tahiti presented by Air Tahiti Nui completed the remaining heats of Round 3 before bolting through Rounds 4 and 5, setting up the Quarterfinalists for a potential finish tomorrow.
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As his own man, it's safe to say a world tour title might be down the list of his life priorities right now, however when his freedom decided he should make the time to show face and put on a show at the recent US OPEN OF SURFING we were pleased. Even Kelly Slater finds it hard to deny that Dane Reynolds may hold the key to the future of professional surfing.
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When Kelly Slater wants to win, he WILL win. It comes as no surprise that the man who has been MIA from the ASP world tour has come back into full swing with a win at the recent 2011 US Open of surfing.
What did it take to win? Here's a rundown on Kelly Slater's road to victory.