Showing posts with label free surf movie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label free surf movie. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 5, 2011

Blow Up - Free Surf Movie from Billabong


The Free to download surf movie trend continues with Billabong's latest offering - Blow Up. Starring the likes of Laurie Towner, Granger Larson, Jack Freestone, Ian Gentil and many more.
Also available for digital download at billabong.com/​blowup/​

Directed by - Victor Pakpour
Produced by - Blake Pettit




Thursday, May 26, 2011

Kerrazy Kronicles - Epic free surf Movie


Josh Kerr is about to change surf movies and how they get distributed for ever. In his new movie, Kerrazy Kronicles, which is free to download from Rusty, he produces a classic style surf film with insane surfing, great beats and best of all its free to download. The surfing is as good as anything we have seen in the latest and best films, including Modern Collective and Who is JOB. He travels to some pretty amazing destinations, surfs massive tubes and of course the Arial display is mind blowing. My favorite section is some mysto, crazy right hand barrel somewhere in the tropics.



If you want the free download you can go here - Rusty.com

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Dane Reynolds is still injured - but not out!

Dane is still broken. He injured his knee before the pipe Masters last year and the bugger still has not healed completely.
My knees would also be over me, with airs like this! (Photo: ASP)
HUNTINGTON BEACH, California / USA (Monday, April 11, 2011) – Dane Reynolds (USA), 25, a leading force in the world of progressive surfing and No. 4 on last year’s ASP World Title Rankings, suffered a knee injury prior to the Billabong Pipe Masters in December, forcing the Californian to opt for surgery. While rehabbing the injury, Reynolds was still out of commission for the season opening Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast and sources have just confirmed that he will also miss the upcoming Rip Curl Pro Bells Beach due to the lengthy recovery process.

Although Reynolds knee is still too tender for competition, the progressive mastermind is hoping to make his return at the upcoming ASP PRIME Nike Lowers Pro in May at Trestles in California.

“Dane will not be attending Bells, but he is hoping his knee will be better by the time the PRIME event comes to Lowers in May,” confirmed Blair Marlin, Reynolds’ Manager.
Reynolds’ injury updates will be available via www.aspworldtour.com
For additional information on Dane view his full ASP WORLD TOUR PROFILE.


If you take a good look at these videos (From his upcoming surf film, Thrills, spills and what not), you will realize two things. one is that Dane is a phenomenal surfer. I don't think anyone has rode their own lines like this since Tom Curren. Second, once he gets back to fitness, he will continue where he left off on tour, and climb that ladder to number 1 - unless he decides to give it all up and go free surfing. With Dane, you just don't know!



Monday, March 28, 2011

The new Kid - Kolohe Andino

So just in case you have been living in a broom closet for the last few years and have not heard of Kolohe Andino, here is a quick low down. The son of famous eighties/nineties surfer Dino Andino, he has been a top rated junior surfer for a couple of years now. Now at the age of 17, he is competing in the men's divisions of the WQS and is looking to be the youngest surfer to qualify for the World Tour, ever! He has been called the future of surfing by an American surf public and media desperate for Kelly Slater's replacement. They are not half wrong though, the kid rips.
Andino Jnr on his way to the Title? (Photo: ASP)
This was proven by the young whippersnapper this weekend when he went on to win both the junior and senior men's titles at the Vans Pier classic at Huntington Beach, California.
After a spectacular performance to take out the Vans Pro Junior, Andino followed up by winning the Vans Pier Classic by jumping out to an early lead, holding the position throughout the heat’s entirety to earn the victory over ASP World Tour surfers Adriano de Souza (BRA), 24, who finished runner-up, veteran Taylor Knox (Carlsbad, CA), 39, and Floridian Damien Hobgood (Satellite Beach, FL), 31, further establishing the young Californian’s name as one of the world’s most deadly up-and-coming professionals.
“I’m at a loss for words,” Andino said. “I believed in myself, but once I actually made all of the heats, I can’t believe it. All seven surfers that I surfed against in the Finals were amazing. I never even had time to get nervous because it feels like one big heat now.”

To better understand where this kid gets his talent from, take a look at his Pops back in the day:


So keep an eye out on this kid! he is gonna take some names!