Taj, Joel et Ryan à Sumbawa

Le tout dernier opus estival réalisé par Victor Pakpour, avec Ian Gentil, Jack Freestone, Ryan Callinan, Perterson Cristianto ... Disponible en téléchargement sur dazeatsea.com

In 1973 Gordon and Rena Merchant began producing handmade boardshorts under their flat overlooking his beloved Burleigh Point. A tropical haven renowned for consistent sand-bottom barrels, where life was better in boardshorts all year round. From these humble beginnings, Billabong was born. A simple philosophy - to make the most durable boardshorts possible for surfers. 40 years on, boardshorts still define Billabong. Times have changed but the approach remains the same. A focus on qual...

Life's Better in Boardshorts mini movie On 15/2/12 go to billabong.com/lifesbetter and download this film for free starting February 15.

Joel Parkinson, Laurie Towner, Dean Bowen and Dylan Longbottom shared an amazing day of surfing recently and we're stoked to exclusively offer you the amazing vision (thanks to Billabong). While the exact location of this cylindrical spit-fest will remain a secret (if you know keep it to yourself), we can tell you it's on the South Coast of NSW – a state in Australia blessed with over 2000 kilometers of coastline [that's over 1242 miles]. Thanks to a powerful low pressure weather system pushi...

Le jeune guadeloupéen Gatien Delahaye est allé en trip à Sumbawa. Visiblement, il a passé un bon moment.

Taj Burrow, West Oz Eté 2013. Filmé par: Tom Jennings, Shane Dawson, Wyatt Davies et Nic Barclay Edité par: Tom Jennings

Ryan Callinan has skills for miles. In 2011 his mental aerial surfing starred in surf mags, blogs, social networks and steezy little online vids. The only way was up for R-Cal as he went from strength to strength contorting and twisting his aerials into the hearts and minds of amazed onlookers... then it all came to an abrupt end. Two broken ankles, twisted knees and other complications all rallied to derail the little phenom from his rise to the top. But as they say you can't keep a good man...

Have you ever heard the crunch of a bone as you land a backside air-reverse in a Balinese shorebreak? Or, the sound of six screws being drilled into the fibula you just broke? Or, the sound the metal plate in your ankle makes when you tap it, while you’re watching friends surf? Or, the sound of your first wave after nine weeks’ recovery? Or, the sound of a faint pop in your other ankle, on an awkward landing after only eight weeks back in the soup? And then, finally, the sound of torrential G...