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2003 World Titles video Cryptic Meanings movie trailer Ezkimo Roll video...
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It's been quite some time that waveski.info has been ailing under the strain of a ton of content and a broken content management system... so it's time to rebuild. But, being the hoarder that I am, the rebuild involves a migration... and that's going to b...
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It took me a while but now I really like my Dekka and I am riding it well. Until..... I headed off to Gisborne for a cold, clear, frosty Queen's Birthday weekend. The surf was clean and big. Day 2 and I dragged the family down to the beach at Centres. Bre...
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The WaveSurvivors is a group of friends from Figueira da Foz, Portugal that in common have the passion for the Kayaksurf, after, reflecting for several time on what we could make for the Kayaksurf, we decide to constitute a Club of KayakSurf! ......
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09 World Titles Date Changes, NZ Association Meeting and 09 NZ Open proposal, 08 US Waveski Surfing Championships...
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A classy lineup of competitors from all around NZ attended the event in Gisborne over the Easter long weekend. They came from Christchurch, Auckland, Tauranga, Rotorua, Gisborne and Australia. Even visiting waveski surfer, Bruce Morse from Maui, Hawaii, d...
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Malan Calitz won both the South African Waveski Open and the Closed which ran concurrently over 20/03/08 to 23/03/08 at Koeel Bay in clean perfect 4 to 5 ft waves over the easter weekend. Pushed hard by Andre Burger (2nd place) in the open, Malan showed h...
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2008 New Zealand Open Entry Form...
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Well it was a wild ride that I don’t care to experience again anytime soon. 24 hours previously, things were certainly not as calm as they were at the time of writing this.
I was at a family gathering of about 20 relatives celebrating an early xmas d...
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The latest release from Xaver at subgraviti... see the preview here... nothing more needs be said......
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The World Waveski Surfing Association (WWSA) Committee is currently reviewing the competition format for future World Waveski Titles. This review has been promulgated by a number of factors including competitor expectations, changes to contemporary surfin...
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I interrupted the Duncan family as they attempted to wind down in an airport motel on the last day of their holiday in New Zealand. Poor Rees had to let me in as I had his kids new waveski with me (they seemed pretty stoked with it) - and once the deliver...
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Well I didn't stay the distance, but had a blast. How cool is it to surf with those guys you idolize in the waveski movies and see how good they are first hand. Not something we get often enough in NZ. Thanks to the organisers and helpers for an excellent...
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Well - it's all over... the wind, the rain, the sun and the, er, lack-luster swell. Unfortunately sunny, surf city, Gisborne had an off week at the end of the day. But that didn't hold back some top performances and big moves, certainly didn't slow down t...
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Layday... to much wind and rain... so here's some other coverage to review...
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While all the tourists were hoping for another stunning sunny day, the locals were egging on the rain - hoping to break the three month drought that Gisborne has been suffering. In the end it was a mildly overcast day with the odd dribble. The surf showed...
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Still frustrating lulls, but with the occasional 3ft-er passing on through things stepped up a notch in the water. The wind kept at bay and the sun kept shining making conditions far more bearable than previous days. The offer of a brand new, latest model...
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More constant 2 to 2.5ft surf (though with some painful lulls) resulted in the first full day of competition with the Open Round 2, Open Repo 1 and Seniors Round 1 completed. The conditions started out clean but the afternoon onshore wind kicked in and ma...
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Day 1 saw the completion of the qualify one of the open rounds, contested in 1-2ft surf with mild on-shores that made it tough to pull out many big moves and hunting for the set waves became the key to survival. As the day progressed the surf fell victim ...
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A truly unique New Zealand experience was had by all as we were welcomed with a traditional Maori Powhiri (welcoming). Awesome performances by the college's Kapa Haka group a few cleaver jokes and some delicious kai (food)......