Oregon Big Wave Surf Contest
Salem-News.com’s Tim King and Dexter Phoenix report: The Nelscott Reef in Lincoln City was going off Thursday, once again providing 25+ foot waves for the annual surf contest known as the Nelscott Reef Tow-In Classic.
Competitors like Russel Smith of Santa Cruz, say the event was another ideal day for the top ranked professional surfers in the world who travel here each year to compete, “Oh today’s been great you know, not too much wind, the water’s not terribly cold and yeah, it’s going really well.”
Organizer John Forse and his team works hard crunching data to predict the best day for the biggest and most quality waves that break over this reef located a mile offshore.
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Ross Clarke Jones, Tom Carroll and Ian Walsh along with locals tow in to some super size waves in Western Australia. Guided there by big wave whether guru Ben Matson. Soon, the team will be off to Tasmania to ride even bigger waves for their doco Storm Surfers.
A massive south swell hit Teahupoo on Nov 1, bringing some of the biggest and best waves of the year.
The Red Bull surf team’s first aerial training session on the newly built skateboard bowl. Jordy Smith, Michel Bourez, Mick Fanning and Sally Fitzgibbons all tried adapting to the new board and skate deck – much different from a surf board and wave – and after a while it proved as a perfect training ground for aerials in the water.
Participants of Red Bull Project Air are welcomed to the camp with a big surprise – a custom made replica of Mark Richards 1978 Pipe Weapon”. Personally hand-signed by the former four-time world champ and legend MR, the single-fin replicas are a symbolic, tactile reference to the origins of competitive surfing. But after putting them to the test, the athletes decide that the best place for these special custom-made boards is on their wall.
A massive south swell hit Teahupoo on Nov 1, bringing some of the biggest and best waves of the year.
You will not believe your eyes !!!
Tobey from surfkooks explains how to properly do a pop-up on a surfboard
24 year-old American Greg Long wrote his name into