Big wave surfers are gearing up as the largest swell of the Hawaiian season bears down on the islands, however the Eddie organisers are in limbo. How big is it gonna get?
Ever listened to the waves crashing at night and thought the swell sounded way bigger than it really was? Click through for the explanation why.
Keahi de Aboitiz takes a multi-disciplinary approach to Teahupoo, dropping in with wind, powering down, and then using his rails as the wave pitches.
Situated around the Australian continent are a series of deep-ocean tsunami detection buoys. We look into how they work and where they're positioned to be of best value for coastal forecasts.
We're still over a month from the start of the Hawaii season but the North Shore is set to go from zero to 100 with a sudden XL swell.
The first Tropical Cyclone of the 2015-2016 season is about to form near Fiji.
Great conditions expected for finals day at the Quiksilver Pro France with the arrival of a powerful new groundswell.
It was a good year for swell but a terrible year for wind in the Mentawais. Persistent south, south-east winds plagued the islands rendering many waves unsurfable. Swellnet uncovers why it occurred and how future events can be used to advantage.
It's found almost everywhere on the Australian coast and surfers are the worse for it.
Cyrus Sutton on scoring El Nino-powered surf somewhere along Russia's isolated Kamchatka Peninsula