Even if you're landlocked, an honest-to-god surf adventure might be closer than you think. Click the link in bio for more. Presented by @SierraNevada. #EnjoyOutdoors

Want to join the twinny cult by winning @zekelau’s @markrichardssurfboards Super Twin surfboard? Of course you do. We’re giving away the very board Zeke rips on in our new film, “Fast and Loose”. It’s 5’10” x 19 3/4 x 2 1/2” and could be all yours by following our link in bio. Presented by @quiksilver.

In clean four-to-six foot barreling surf with an offshore breeze at Playa Colorado, Nicaragua, @catalyst_sc team members @bigdeluxe_, @kei_kobayashi, @jackhopkins12 and @kevintran_surfs took the win at the 2019 @oakleysurfing Surf Shop Challenge National Championship. Head to our site for the full event recap. Photos: @jpvsphoto

Since being hospitalized last April, World Champion Sunny Garcia is now in daily therapy and has “said a few words,” according to his family. For the Garcia family’s full update, follow our link in bio. Shot by @tsherms.

Photo of the Day: Sheet glass and sunny skies at a Northern California beachbreak last week. Shot by @norcal.photos.

@noahwaggy, cheater-fiving through a Northern California wedge. Shot by @perrygershkow.

@markrichardssurfboards, drenched in style at Backdoor on a twin-fin in 1977. MR won four consecutive world titles on his self-shaped twinnies—a feat so impressive that we made a film about it. Tap our link in bio to watch “Fast and Loose”. Photo: @chrisklopf

Photo of the Day: @gooch_d, setting his line and letting the wave do the rest. Shot by @chachfiles.

@kaelwalsh, driving through a crystal blue West Oz drainer on an @markrichardssurfboards twin-fin. Shot on location for our new film, “Fast and Loose”, which if you haven’t watched yet, you’re slip’n. Tap that link in bio. Shot by @scottbauerphoto.

Tasmanian photographer @nickgreenphoto won the prestigious Follow the Light Award at last night’s ceremony. “Don’t ever trust a surf photographer for a surf report,” Green said when presenting the above image. Green waited hours at this spot to capture a wave that gave the illusion of being rideable. Time well-spent in our opinion.