Desde la organizacion de “De la playa a la pantalla” os queremos invitar a que el 30 de Abril os paseis por el teatro Riera en Villaviciosa a ver la proyeccion de fotos y videos que estamos preparando, el pase comenzará a las 20.30.
Tim Conibear eyes a South African set up, and fancies a go. Soon after he found himself examining his own approach and the outlook of the inner circle who patrol this wave.
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After the success of Surf Jumble part one last year, Mr Isaac cordially invites you to another gathering of tea pots and tents.
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Our partners at Wetsand are currently offering free shipping to the UK and Europe on Patagonia wetsuits.
North Devon’s Biosphere Reserve ‘Beach Clean Weekend’, was a resounding success over the weekend of Friday 19th to Sunday 21st March.
Richard Stewart is the director of the new Surfers Against Sewage film ‘Protect Our Waves’, which is currently being screened around the country, and will be showing this Friday at Howies, Bristol, at 7pm.
This inspirational film captures some of the best waves and beautiful coastline around the country, but contrasts this with a strong environmental message, as you would expect from our homegrown ocean guardians. Drift managed to grab five minutes with Rich, to find out a little more about the man behind the film…
Photographer Jay Watson’s Behind the Scenes Account of Documenting Mavericks is published now on Drift North American Edition.
A question touted around by the makers of an alarming but very open film about how we have decimated certain fish stocks throughout the globe. Awkward questions are asked, and not many answers given. A must see if you are an ocean lover.
I’ll wager that each one of us spends a fair amount of money each year on surf gear – so why do we so readily accept poorly made items, obviously designed to buoy up manufacturers’ turnover at our own expense?
This is the story of my Rip Curl F-Bomb wetsuit, of why not all publicity is good publicity, and why we are all encouraged to consume more and conserve less…
Andy Haworth’s latest project gets an update and trailers, before this summer’s release.
Howard Swanwick
Drift is Howard's baby. Born in 2005 as a personal project to combine his passion for surfing, the environment and the internet, Drift has grown out of toddler tantrums and is now a fully fledged platform for alternative surf culture. Howard first hopped on a surfboard in San Diego back in 1996 while on a long 'career break', and he hasn't looked back since.
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