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26-year old Australian Josh Kerr wins the O'Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 - the coldest surf competition in the world!! The final heat was between Josh Kerr (AUS) and Eric Geiselman (USA), with Josh claiming the victory and winning the legendary paddle! Unfortunately last year's surprise winner and local hero Peter Devries couldn’t repeat his victory and was defeated in the Round of 16 by eventual winner Josh Kerr. After the most southern, the most northern, the wildest and the coldes...

The final 16 surfers at the O'Neill Cold Water Classic Canada were decided today. There were perfect conditions with sunshine, offshore winds and pulsing swell. Local Peter Devries made it to the final 16, but fellow local Sepp Bruhwiler couldn't pass Shaun Cansdell (AUS) and Nathaniel Curran (USA) and is out. The battle for the $50.000 prize money awarded to the O'Neill Cold Water Classic Series winner continues. Stuart Kennedy (AUS) – currently leading the rankings – was on the beach watchi...

Surf Rincon, the capital of the Atlantic surfing world, with SASS Global Travel. Find the best waves with your private surf guide and stay in fully sustainable bamboo tree houses - this is as unique as it gets. sassglobaltravel.com

SASS Global Travel presents a one of a kind surf adventure to southern Nicaragua, featuring two different beach mansions, private sailboat, and private surf guide. sassglobal.com

The two local boys put on an impressive show today. Sepp Bruhwiler made it into the round of the round of 24 as well as Peter Devries, his form today being reminiscent of his victory last year. But former World Tour competitor Kekoa Bacalso (HAW) as well as CWC Tasmania winner and current frontrunner in the CWC Series rankings, Stuart Kennedy (AUS) are already out of the competition! Joining them was another former World Tour surfer, Tim Reyes (USA), as well as Yadin Nicol (AUS), Dion Atkinso...

Neither surging tides nor torrential rain could stop the third day of the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Canada. Storming through 16 heats in the Round of 96, it was Glenn Hall (AUS) who was the standout of the day, as the mobile competition returned once again to North Chestermans beach in Tofino. Despite the relentless rain, the locals flocked to the beach on this Canadian Thanksgiving day to watch one of the local heroes Noah Cohen take to the water and narrowly miss out on advancing to the n...

The first competition day of the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Canada 2010 had to be cancelled due to wild storms. But due to the high tide which covered the entire beach, they just got through to heat 4 today. Australian former World Tour surfer, Jarrad Howse got things going in the first heat, posting the highest wave score, 8.17, and highest heat total of the day. Last year’s CWC Canada winner and Tofino local, Peter gave the crowds on the beach a little bit of a fright as he looked set to b...

Jack O’Neill single-handedly revolutionised surfing in the 1950s. Without him surfing in cold water would simply not be possible for any length of time, if it wasn’t for his invention of the wetsuit in early 50’s. This ingenious garment single-handedly broke down the barriers allowing dedicated surfers to enjoy waves in the planets coldest conditions. Jack O’Neill was in San Francisco at that time, where it gets quite cold and drops down below 50 degrees Fahrenheit. He wanted to work on somet...

Throughout this series every winner’s trophy has been symbolic of the area and when producing the trophies for the O’Neill Cold Water Classic California and Overall Series Winner it seemed appropriate that the tall redwood trees synonymous with Northern California be the main material in the construction of the trophy. The wood is beautiful and comes in all different colors: black, yellow, white. If it stays on the river, it will also turn purple. All the venues of the event have been pretty...

The ocean has done a lot for the O’Neill family and they wanted to give something back. So Jack O’Neill set up the Sea Odyssey Program. This program connects kids to the ocean, a lot of them have never been on a boat or on the ocean before. It teaches them how essential and important the ocean is. If they don’t understand it, they won’t be motivated to protect it. For example, one of their units is marine science, so the kids gather plankton and learn about the bottom of the food chain. And h...

Jarrad Howse (Australia) was so close to winning last year’s Cold Water Classic Series! He only needed to qualify to the next round to beat fellow Australian Blake Thornton to the prize! This win would have been the pinnacle of Jarrad Howse’s career! But all his dreams were smashed by Puerto Rican surfer Dylan Graves. His score beat Jarrad’s by only two- hundredths of a point! But that was enough to smash the Australian’s dream of becoming the Overall Champion. Who is going to take home the t...

After the most southern surf event in Tasmania, the most northern in Scotland, the wildest in South Africa and the coldest in Canada – the O’Neill Cold Water Classic Series 2010 reaches its big final with the last tour stop and the most classical event of its contest series. After four spectacular and wild surf events spanning four different continents in 7 months, Santa Cruz will host the big final stop of the Cold Water Classic Series 2010. Santa Cruz is the perfect venue for the big show d...

What makes the O'Neill Cold Water Classic Series even more special than it already is, are the different trophies of every tour stop. Every trophy is connected to its event location and has a deeper and powerful meaning than just being a trophy. This is the reason why all five trophies of the series are considered the most prestigious surfing trophies. Tofino artist Carl Martin creates the trophy for the Cold Water Classic Canada – the paddle. He has been carving since the 1960’s, and along w...

The forth and penultimate stop of the O’Neill Cold Water Classic 2010 brings the series to the remote town of Tofino, Canada. The little fishing village is located on the stunning West Coast of Vancouver Island and is considered one of the best surfing spots in Canada. Tofino is a gem secluded in the province of British Columbia, Canada. At its doorstep is the Clayoquot Sound region, a world UNESCO biosphere reserve. They are right on the open Pacific Ocean, so when the surf comes in, it’s c...

You can also call Tofino “the rainiest places on earth”. In Tofino the average rainfall is 135 inches per year, more than ten feet! Dallas, Texas gets 36 inches/yr, Paris, France 23.9 inches, Hamburg enjoys 29.7 inches of rain. But Tofino wouldn’t be Tofino without all the rain! The expression "I'm bailing out of here" may have originated in Tofino, as many residents develop a desperate need for dry, sunny weather by late February. The Vancouver Island Mountain Range acts as a rainmaking dev...

Even though Tofino can get up to 127 inches of rainfall every year and suffer grueling winters - one local surfer manages to retain a year-round sunny disposition... his name is Noah Cohen. Who would better be suited than him as the event ambassador for this year’s Cold Water Classic Canada event. 21-year old Noah Cohen is a Tofino local, professional surfer and team rider for O’Neill. No snowstorm, of which there are many in Tofino along the West Coast of Canada, will keep Noah from punting...

The west coast of Vancouver Island defines the phrase ‘an area of outstanding beauty’. From the majestic ice capped mountains to the untouched cedar-lined coasts - eco-systems thrive almost undisturbed This is one of the last places on the Northwest coast, where there is coastal temperate rain forest – the old growth forest. A lot of the natural habitat hasn’t been destroyed and is still intact, there is so much biodiversity. The Clayoquot Sound Biosphere Reserve is a 350.000 hectare chunk of...

Volcom Brand Jeans presents Joan Duru

On the West Coast of Vancouver Island the First Nation Group is the Nuu-chah-nulth tribe. There is evidence that some villages are 10.000 years old. Before contact there were more than 10.000 people of one tribe living just one that peninsula, but due to the epidemic they were reduced to just 129 people by 1929! Nuu-chah-nulth literally means people of the mountain and the sea. The two are very interconnected within their culture and beliefs. For them everything is connected, everything is on...

Globe Test Video: UNGU With Dion Agius, Taj Burrow, CJ Hobgood, Nathan Tyler, Shannon Lewis, Fa Emple, and the Majenta Models

From its inception in 2009, the Cold Water Classic Series was never going to be a conventional surf contest. With its fourth stage and after events in Tasmania, Scotland and South Africa, the 2010 edition of the series will again guest at Tofino, Vancouver Island where it was the first professional surf contest to hit the Canadian shores last year. Freezing water and air temperatures, bears on the ground, whales in the water and even the chance of snow awaits 144 professional surfers from aro...

Get a glimpse of South African surf superstar and Team O'Neill Rider Jordy Smith at the Quiksilver Pro France 2010. He shows us what he's up to in Hossegor and who is accompanying him on this trip. What you probably didn’t know about Jordy… he’s quite the singer/rapper!:)

CULS NUS BEACH, Hossegor/France (Saturday, October 2, 2010) –Mick Fanning (AUS), 29, reigning ASP World Champion, claimed his second, consecutive Quiksilver Pro France today, defeating fellow finalist, former nine-time ASP World Champion and current ASP World No. 1, Kelly Slater (USA), 38, in pumping six-to-eight foot (2.5 metre) barrels at Les Culs Nus Beach.

QUIKSILVER PRO FRANCE REMAINING ROUND 2 RESULTS: Heat 4:Damien Hobgood (USA) 11.17 def. Travis Logie (ZAF) 9.50 Heat 5:Luke Munro (AUS) 16.87 def. Andy Irons (HAW) 11.00 Heat 6:Daniel Ross (AUS) 10.77 def. Bobby Martinez (USA) 5.17 Heat 7:Tom Whitaker (AUS) 14.50 def. Tiago Pires (PRT) 8.10 Heat 8:Jadson Andre (BRA) 13.83 def. Matt Wilkinson (AUS) 5.67 Heat 9:Michel Bourez (PYF) 9.10 def. Roy Powers (HAW) 2.33 Heat 10:Chris Davidson (AUS) 8.00 def. Dusty Payne (HAW) 6.84 Heat 11:Kieren Perrow...

There's nothing more frustrating than having to go with the majority on choosing waves all the time. In this episode of Tip 2 Tip, Rip Curl lays out the battle between rights and lefts. With Matt Wilkinson, Kekoa Bacalso and Ben Dunn Music: Hollywood - Codeine Celvet Club

For nearly 10 years, the world's elite surfers from men's professional surfing have landed each year in France in September to compete in the Quiksilver Pro France, the only French event and the first on the European leg of the elite ASP Men's World Surfing Championship.

My Eyes Won't Dry 3 : Tubular Addiction - Brian Conley - OFFICIAL 2010 Surf Trailer

Never before seen surfing footage from the original documentary release, The Drifter with Rob Machado. www.vasentertainment.com

Idiosyncrasies - OFFICIAL Surf Teaser - Patrick Trefz

Castles in the Sky is a completely new approach to surf filmmaking. Filmed in five countries over three years, the movie delves into the true heart of the locations while the surfers travel through them with a sense of open-minded awe. With never-before seen waves, an original score, and some of the best surfers in the world contributing their art, passion and athleticism, this is as close to the experience of pioneering new coastlines as you can get without getting on a plane! We created Sip...

Chris Malloys film strikes so deeply into the heart of Patagonias wilderness we come to feel at home there. 180° South: Conquerors of the Useless follows Jeff Johnson as he retraces the epic 1968 journey of his heroes Yvon Chouinard and Doug Tompkins to Patagonia. Along the way he gets shipwrecked off Easter Island, surfs the longest wave of his life and prepares himself for a rare ascent of Cerro Corcovado. Jeffs life turns when he meets up in a rainy hut with Chouinard and Tompkins who, onc...

What Really Went Wrong - Lost Enterprises - OFFICIAL Surf Teaser

Julian Wilson Scratching The Surface - Iron Brothers Productions - OFFICIAL Surf Trailer

What happens when you compile 30 minutes of top-notch surf edits? Here is what the guys from Marine Layer put together. With Dane Reynolds at his very best.

Christophe Allary, Thomas Joncour, Vincent Duvignac & Arthur Bourbon, 4 french pro surfers exploring Galapagos. Shot in march 2010 Sony V1 & Canon 5D Mark II Out on DVD. Music: 'Someone' Written & composed by Asia Argento & Archigram Courtesy of Refuge Records

Who is J.O.B.? This film attempts to answer whether surfing is sport or art, and just who is Jamie O'Brien? Filmed by Vincent Laforet, Chris Bryan, Dayten Likness, Timmy Reardon and Ruben Tajeda in Indonesia, Micronesia, Japan, Fiji, Tahiti and Hawaii.

Nike 6.0 surf team on trip in Hawaii! With Michel Bourez, Charly Martin, Naum Ildefonse et Nic Von Rupp. Music: Jamaica.

Mexique & Round House Week 5 Nike 6.0 Charly Martin Naum Ildéfonse trip Mexico......................

Now, An Analog Moving Picture Project. Starring Chippa Wilson Filmed, Edited and Directed by Riley Blakeway Also featuring Benny Godwin, Dion Agius, Warren Smith, Andrew Doheny and Thom Pringle Music used with permission WAVVES 'King Of The Beach' wavves.net