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We always love edits from the Israel crew. Their powerful style combined with their ocean swell makes way for huge moves, and this is nothing short of that as Adam Gavriel let’s rip on home… more

The 2016 Margaret River Wave Classic is just around the corner and we’ve heard from the event organisers that there is quite the line up. As it’s one not to be missed we’ve arranged to have live updates during the event right here on Boardseeker, stay tuned for this, in the meantime pre-event info below….

THE RETURN OF THE SINGLE FIN…? What goes around comes around. Are single fin wave boards about to have a resurgence? We sent Adrian Jones to find out if Angulo’s new flagship wave model the Triumph (single fin) is going to buck the trend of multifins… Price: 1449 Euros (Approx £1,020) Volume: 81 litres Length:…

Kevin Pritchard has just released a new video. Ever the creative mind this latest clip comes from an adventure that seems to go against all human instinct. Whilst most head to warmer climes for the European winter, KP decided to swim against the current and reverse along the highway, so to speak. Travelling to shorter days…

Italian freestyler Giovanni Passani has just released a clip on from his time in Brazil. It’s rad! The guy does air skopus and lands literally on the beach, he aborts out of other moves and lands in 2 inches of water directly on his feet like some kind of freaky cat. Alongside a lot of…

Simmer International have announced a fresh new rider who will be joining their international team, Camille Juban. “Joining Simmer Style’s International team we are proud to announce that we have signed Camille Juban to compete on PWA and other select events like the AWT where he has won regularly. Otherwise we just want to see…

Mistral may have just come up with a game changer. A suspension unit stuck on to the tail of a windsurf board, or is it nothing more than a piece of kiteboard nailed to a windsurf board that was ran up the beach too many times. What do you make of it? Let us know…

Sometimes Cape Town can throw up some of the most unsailable conditions as huge swells combine with strong winds to offer many close out breaks. Finding a gap in the sets to just make it out is a challenge enough but to select a wave to ride that won’t end up costing you is yet…

It’s no secret that travelling with windsurf gear can be a little bit cumbersome. The boards are in the region of two and a half metres, masts can really restrict your choices of airline and then there are the sails, booms and much more to go with it. Now imagine competing in all three disciplines…