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When it comes to surfing in Hawaii, there is a very large number of up-and-comers. It takes a lot to rise to the top of the bucket of cream, but Cody Young and Imaikalani Devault have certainly risen.
Step-ups are a funny thing. When the waves get bigger, you want a board that will do a few things: get in as early as possible, but still act like a surfboard that isn't a log. It's a difficult line to walk.
Marcelo Luna found out pretty much precisely how close surfers are to death when Nazaré gets giant.
Ben Gravy, Kalani Robb, Colton Overin, and JP O'Brien found a spot that no one else is surfing... and for good reason.
Conner Coffin and J-Bay are just about as perfect of a match as you can get. Here, he explains what he's riding.
July was a month full of south swells that lit up Newport's weirdest wave, the Wedge.
