can't remember where I saw it but it wasn't pretty, not a total kook but there's a reason why he only rides crutches
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"pro" surfers that have done more with less
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JOB is obviously a very very talented surfer and way above the average QS guy.
I'm just impressed at how long he has managed to stay relevant with his Vlog. He gets 100K plus views easily. Still sponsored by Red Bull and is closing in on 40.
I'm just impressed at how long he has managed to stay relevant with his Vlog. He gets 100K plus views easily. Still sponsored by Red Bull and is closing in on 40.
Fisher did some actually funny/entertaining behind the scenes of pro surf stuff back in the day.
he's a stoking sh!t peddler like gravy, can only imagine the amount of softboards these two sell
strider seems to have cashed in to the bank on his surfing career. paid travel, sits in the water, catches 'em between heats.
what's not to love?
what's not to love?
Gerry Lopez for the win. Dude is next level demi-god status
I remember meeting Strider when he was 14/15. He's done well for himself.
How about Ryan Burch? Way more famous and making $ as a shaper than a competer.
And then we got Joe Bark, probably never even entered a surf contest, but dominates in the paddle board market..
Blast from the past, Greg Chilew (sp?) aka Bullfrog, at Scorpion Bay. That guy schooled my crew when we were kids.
I also remember surfing against one of RVCA guys.
Umm, Scott Farnsworth, Jeff Booth, Gary Clisby, Danny Kwock?
Buzzy Kerboz
The George brothers,
And finally, Scott Bass, pro Longboarder.
Laird Hamilton seems to be rich. sells lots of food and fitness type stuff
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ffy and switch foots ~
softboards go back to the retailer for exchange ~he's a stoking sh!t peddler like gravy, can only imagine the amount of softboards these two sell
Red Bull for the Win ~ $$ ~ching ~ ching ~ $$
and He lives at The Banzai Pipeline ~ ~
I saw that. It was on Instagram but I'm not sure who posted it. Was within the past couple weeks.there is some recent damning footage of him on a "shortboard" at a wave pool
no hate but has to be the oxymoron of the day
striders wife makes bank so if using your dick is the measure of success well...
then theres more than a few
longboarder douche cj nelson and thunderwire
provlogger mason
not seeing how the fletchers keep it going selling traction pads. groundfloor investors in weedmaps perhaps
dane keeping it simple and banking quik money when there was quik money to bank. partner ci. see how that goes
Buzzy and Laird both made huge amounts of money from being male models.I remember meeting Strider when he was 14/15. He's done well for himself.
How about Ryan Burch? Way more famous and making $ as a shaper than a competer.
And then we got Joe Bark, probably never even entered a surf contest, but dominates in the paddle board market..
Blast from the past, Greg Chilew (sp?) aka Bullfrog, at Scorpion Bay. That guy schooled my crew when we were kids.
I also remember surfing against one of RVCA guys.
Umm, Scott Farnsworth, Jeff Booth, Gary Clisby, Danny Kwock?
Buzzy Kerboz
The George brothers,
And finally, Scott Bass, pro Longboarder.
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