Medawatta is a great longboard wave on the most southern part of Sri Lanka, just outside of Matara. It’s kind of a hidden gem and a bit hard to find, but expect good peelers and a few peakes that spread the crowd out, beacuse it’s starting to get quite crowded already compared to the last
A random mix of images from our stay in Arugam Bay. We like this place. It’s so different from the South Coast, in good and bad ways. It’s much more wild and undeveloped as the war was all over this place. Perfect sand bottom point breaks is tucked in between huge military areas so the
But right here, right now, every morning is super awesome. By the way, sorry for not posting so often. We are adventuring so much over here and the internet run on bananas or something because it sucks elephant shit. It works slowly for 5 mins and then it cuts out. We have a theory that it’s
Linn cought so many waves today. Almost no one in the water, good thing with aftermaths of yesterday’s big beach party.
I love that we brought Linn’s longboard here as well. It’s perfect for those small days when the italian shortboard mafia, the british shortboard mafia and the rude local shortboarders fight for the set wave which is half a fot bigger than the ones you we can catch with her longboard. We just catch a
The swell is getting smaller and the crowds bigger.. But Hikkaduwa is a party place and if you’re up with the sun there’s very few guys out. I’m an early bird and yesterday I caught both waves and coconuts before the party-people had even open their eyes. So happy that I could bring my longboard
“Never trust a fart!” thats what Bing gave us for a life advise! Here’s our interview of him. Herbert Bingham Copeland III was born 1936 and grew up two blocks from the ocean in Manhattan Beach, Los Angeles. When he was 12 he became friends with Dale Velzy who worked as a life guard at
Linn wants something which you can also take into the skate park, this one turned out to be a little to big for that. With other words, perfect for you who just want to cruize around on the streets, small wide board with space do do some cross steps and stuff. If you would put
I surfed this board for a couple of weeks when we where at that amazing point break in Mexico. That was a 9,8 though. This is a 9,6. I ordered a 9,8 but Margaret had her finger in the game of course, and made it 9,6. A 9,6 classic Bing noserider, aka BN lightweight. Same
Petter got some nice waves the other day. Surf photos is curtsey of Palle from www.lillaro.nu
