Surfing Magazine has posted a brand new video from Mason Ho at Rocky Point on Oahu. Mason borrowed the surfboard from his sister, Coco Ho. Watch the video clip here....
JP Walker and Simon Chamberlain have dropped the first teaser for their new web based video, Jibberish.
The pair broke the ice filming in the suburbs of Ontario, Canada at the beginning of January and with only two weeks of filming under their belt they've got a good start to the season. Keep up on the two as they travel and film for the project this winter on absolutejibberish.com
Iikka Backstrom and Cheryl Maas have been nominated for two awards for the 13th Annual TransWorld SNOWboarding Riders’ Choice Awards. Iikka is up for the award for Online Video Project Of The Year with Devun Walsh for their "Polar Opposites" video series. Cheryl Maas is nominated for an award for Women's Video Part Of The Year for "Open Air."
Anyone may vote for their favorite snowboarder in the Reader's Choice Poll here.
Winners of the awards will be announced at the 13th Annual TransWorld SNOWboarding Riders’ Choice Awards at the Fillmore Auditorium in Denver, Colorado on Friday, January 27, 2012.
Iikka Backstrom and Devun Walsh's Polar Opposites - Episode 3:
Nixon's favorite Puerto Rican surfer, Dylan Graves, scored the latest cover of Surfing Magazine with this wave. To buy the entire February 2012 issue of Surfing Magazine, click here.
Todd Richards has been a name in snowboarding for almost 22 years. He has won almost every major contest out there and he is one of few to have ever beaten Terje. Take a look back at some of his moments in snowboarding and see what snowboarding means to him in this episode of From The Office of Todd Richards.
Time to pick out our faves for the ladies. Rose gold, ceramic, all black, tortoise shell, marble acetate….and more. With options, options, options, narrowing down the selection was tough. With that said, here's a solid list of favorites for the gals.
The final stop of the 2011 Nixon WTA (winner-takes-all) wrapped up on the North Shore of Oahu during the Billabong Pipe Masters in Memory of Andy Irons. It was 19-year-old John John Florence who claimed victory and won the overall Triple Crown title and with it, a custom one-of-a-kind Nixon worth $10,000. John John, notably, is the youngest surfer to ever to win Triple Crown.
The Nixon WTA is a winner-takes-all event which awards custom, limited edition Nixon timepieces for accomplishments made in the water that are unique to four stops along the ASP World Tour. As the winner of the Nixon WTA Triple Crown, John John is now owner of a custom one-of-a-kind black ceramic automatic Nixon 51-30 watch. This Swiss made mechanical timepiece is adorned with 50 black diamonds on the bezel, six black sapphires, 95 black diamond accents, as well as a Hawaiian flag on the dial. The watch is customized with an engraved caseback of the Nixon WTA logo and an etched Hawaiian flag complimenting the sidewall of the case.
“It’s fitting that John John has won Triple Crown”, said Nixon Marketing Manager, Mike Murciano. “He grew up with Pipe in his backyard and Haleiwa and Sunset just down the road. I am sure this accomplishment is one he is very proud of and we are thrilled to have John John as part of the Nixon Team.”
John John posted up the highest heat score of the event at Pipe Masters which was held in solid conditions with consistent 8-10 foot waves. It has been a great year for John John who earlier in 2011 won the Da Hui Backdoor Shootout, the Volcom Pipeline Pro and qualified for the World Tour. This win is icing on the cake for an already accomplished year.
We might be a little biased, but trying to pick out just one favorite Nixon watch can be oh-so-difficult. So we’ve decided to put together a list of our Top 5 Watches To Travel The World With. Think of it as a friendly cheat sheet from us to you. What Nixon is your go-to travel watch? Here's our favorites.
1. The Player: It’s a Nixon classic, you can’t go wrong.
2. The 51-30: Large, in charge, statement making.
3. The Lodown: Your go-to tide watch. Dual time and tide.
4. The Spencer: 2 worlds collide with this ani-digi movement, dual time travel companion.
5. The Corporal: One handsome brute. Simple styling for any situation
The Nixon Surf Team took home six trophies last night at the 2011 Surfer Poll Awards in Hawaii. Sal Masekela hosted the event.
Josh Kerr won the Best Male Performance with his movie Kerrazy Kronicles. His video part was up against other video parts from Dean Morrison (A Dingo's Tale), John John Florence (Get-N-Classic), Carissa Moore (Leave a Message), Dusty Payne (Lost Atlas), and CJ Hobgood and Yadin Nicol (Year Zero).
Nathan Fletcher won the Heavy Water Performance with his surfing at Teahupoo, Tahiti during the Billabong Pro contest window and for his video parts in Get-N-Classic and Rumors.
Come Hell or High Water, from Keith Malloy, won the Best Cinematography of 2011.
John John Florence won the AI Breakthrough Performer Award with his high-scoring contest heats, he qualified for the ASP World Tour, and released two video parts (Lost Atlas and Get-N-Classic), all during 2011. John John thanked his friends, family, and Andy Irons.
Andy Irons finished 9th among the Top 10 Men of 2011. Bruce and (Andy's wife) Lyndie Irons and Andy's parents were on hand to receive the award.
Andy beat his brother once again, this time causing Bruce to place 10th in the Top 10 Men. Bruce rebounded from the death of his brother in 2010, and surfed an incredible year in Fiji and tow sessions in Mexico and Tahiti.