Five-years-ago, France-based surf brand Oxbow was acquired by Emmanuel Debruères and Jean-Christophe Chetail, under their ...

That’s where the innovative science people at Bactiquick come in. They have invented a real-time water quality test kit, able ...

Your new English surfing champions have been crowned – Lucy Campbell and Jayce Robinson took out the women’s and men’s open ...

Existing in a surf media landscape is a difficult gig. Instagram has long-held the attention of scrolling fingers and thumbs – with a plethora of aspiring lenspeople on the platform to push the medium ...

Gwynnik has its World Premiere Saturday 8th November as part of the gala closing night of 14th London Surf / Film Festival – a three night celebration bringing to the UK the very best in surf, film, ...

Jeff Martin’s flight had only just landed in Munich when he made time for us to chat the Yulex story. As a founder and CEO, it’s a transformative tale of shifting the wetsuit industry off ...

Every year, when the World Surf League releases its entries for the wipeout of the year awards, the same words pass across thousands of lips: ‘How on earth didn’t they die?!’ While there have been ...

In 2019- just a mere half-century after a Brazilian first stepped foot on a modern surfboard- it’s almost impossible to argue that they are not the world’s best surfing nation. Over the last 5 years ...

But on such an occasion, have you ever stopped to wonder where the word came from? If you, like me, become flustered with an etymology with loads of theories but no definitive answer, then this one’s ...

If there’s one thing surf culture has properly nailed, it’s the multi-gen dynasty. From The Hos; legendary stalwarts of the North Shore, to multi-craft Aussie style masters the Youngs, there are loads ...

Introducing ‘Surfers’ Dharma,’ a movie created by Wavelength’s pal, Uriel Jean Armel. This 30-minute film shines a light on the environmental disasters going on in Indonesia but also taps into what it ...

The Big Sea is a new documentary investigating surfing’s hidden links to Cancer Alley and the wetsuit world’s toxic addiction to Neoprene. UK filmmakers and surfers Lewis Arnold and Chris Nelson have ...