Mutiny Media Quest Dvd

Giant wave surfing is a world of huge risk, total commitment, international adventure, big personalities, and of course the world???s biggest waves. In a world increasingly defined by contrivance and posturing, giant wave surfing stands apart. Giant wave surfing is an uncharted frontier. The sport???s elite are pioneers, mavericks who chart their own course, take huge risks and live life to the extreme. Quest follows the world???s elite giant wave surfers on their global quest to find and ride the biggest waves in the world. From the center of the big wave universe at Jaws on Maui to other giant wave spots around the globe, the film follows the sport???s most talented big wave riders. Quest takes vi

 

Jaw ( Peahi) Maui big wave surfing

A perfect condition at JAW’s generated a swell up to 50 feet waves Filmed in Maui on December 2004. A 10 minutes version of this video is available at: www.mauivideopodcast.com

Stand Up Paddle Surfing- Maui Hawaii

Ivan van Vuuren (Owner of COREBAN SUP GEAR www.Coreban.com & Premier Hawaii), testing Jimmy Lewis 10ft during the making of new Stand Up paddle surfing movie- Available at www.ExtremeSportsMovies.com

VAS Entertainment Billabong Odyssey Dvd

The most ambitious surfing movie ever undertaken – the Billabong Odyssey is based on a three-year global expedition to seek out and ride the biggest waves in the world. The film tracks expeditions to a variety of exotic and contrasting locations around the world, usually at a moment’s notice. Depicted are the adventures of the big wave team as they challenge deadly waves throughout the Seven Seas, including: the mouth of the Columbia River in Washington State; Maverick s in Northern California; Todos Santos Island, Mexico; the outer shoals of the Hawaiian Isles of Oahu and Maui; the vicious barrels of Teahupo’o, Tahiti; and newly-discovered reefs in Australia, France and Spain.

 

Let’s Go Surfing—on the Sound? (East Haven Courier)

By Steven Sellers, Senior Sports Writer: Long Island Sound is known for many things, but surfing isn’t one of them. Anywhere along its 600-mile coast, ask a local about the nearest lighthouse and they’ll know. But ask them for the best place to surf and you’ll probably get a chuckle in reply. But the answer also depends upon whom you ask. This gentle finger of water boasts no Maui or Laguna …
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