If you have ever been fortunate enough to surf The Super bank, in Queensland Australia you have probably reminisced about a few perfect waves you may have had somewhere between Snapper and Kirra in addition to the 50+ Aussies (as full on as they come) which you had to paddle around to catch that wave! It’s a radical experience to say the least!
Well what if I told you last year in Cape Town, South Africa, 110 surfers from around the world grabbed their surfboards from their respective racks, paddled out and all dropped into the same wave to make the Guinness World Records Book of most surfers riding on a single wave. Now albeit, the vibe at the Earthwave Beach Festival is much more laidback than at the Super bank but still.. 110 surfers on one waves is just INSANE!
This will be the 4th consecutive year of the Earthwave Beach Festival and they hope to break that Guinness Record of 110 surfers on September 26th.
The weekend long festival’s primary goal is to raise awareness about climate change and the necessary efforts that must be made to reduce our impact on our planet.. Right On!
Stay tuned to see if they can beat their previous record!
Nice Rack is proud to announce the Ocean Beach Lifeguard Team as the winner of Nice Rack 1st annual Summer Giveaway!
With a garage full of surfboards literally hanging around, these guys were in desperate need of a good surfboard wall rack system to clean up their storage area. Lifeguard Adan Spahn explained how their current home made surf racks just weren’t cutting it. Apparently, the dowels were coming loose and boards were falling off the racks. Although they probably will keep their really heavy longboards lined up vertically, their new Nice Racks will provide a great way to store their shortboards horizontally on the wall. These guys are stoked!
If this video doesn’t make you want to grab your surfboard off its rack and go surfing than I don’t know what will…
I went on a surf trip to this spot about ten years ago when I was a post grommet teenager. Had the time of my life with my best friends, surfing barrels, riding scooters, drinking Bin-tang. If you’ve never been to Bali before it’s a must do surf trip. Bring at least a couple of surfboards because chances are you’ll need a back up board or two.
