Surfboards from Beeswax.

Surfboards from Beeswax.

A few years ago we featured  an article on a project making surfboards from seaweed, Charlie Cadin is back. This time with the help of bees, could this be the way forward to reduce the environmental impact of surfboards?

“I have made a resin from beeswax, it’s the only 100% bio-based and fully biodegradable resin on the planet, disappearing in one month when buried. This reduces the environmental impact hugely, and when combined with a wood or recyclable foam core the possibilities are cool. The biggest thing to me about this project is that it is so simple and cheap to do, hopefully encouraging people to try making their own boards, as glassing can be scary at first.”

@Charlie.cadin

Laura Crane / Nazare

Laura Crane / Nazare

This vlog will take you on a wild ride with all the behind scenes footage and everything in between what it takes to surf the biggest wave in the world. 
 
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Ryan Lovelace X William Aliotti

Ryan Lovelace X William Aliotti

In this film by Kelly Foote, I bring you behind the scenes of my unique collaboration with renowned shaper Ryan Lovelace. Through countless phone calls and creative exchanges, we work together to design and shape a brand-new prototype board. This board is made to try something new and different , tested in challenging spots like Chile, Namibia, and the Mentawai Islands. Join us as we explore the art of shaping, the challenges we faced, and the inspiration behind every curve. This is more than just crafting a surfboard—it’s about pushing boundaries and creating something truly original, this is the first prototype that we call the Satellite Asymmetrical. – William Aliotti

Arctic Adventures

Arctic Adventures

North of Winter is my outlet for the inspiration that I draw from the uncommon places and the Arctic regions are no exception. On the search for something more intense than our normal winter in New York, Lucas, Emlyn and myself navigated a frozen land by camper van for three weeks! Clocking 1500 miles driven in country, 39 surf sessions and 6 wetsuits. We spent our days getting wet, getting cold, drying off, then getting warm again. Thank you to the locals for their hospitality. – @alexdupkin

Surfers: @lucas_hildreth @emlynstokes
Filming: @alexdupkin

Makoa 13-24

Makoa 13-24

The journey of a young surfer raised between lava and ocean from 2013 to 2024.

“Makoa 13-24” by Sunny Giladi De Luca is capturing the incredible journey of the young local surfer Makoa Gomez from Lanzarote, following his path from his early days on the island’s local beaches to becoming a rising star in international surfing.