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Entries by Aaron Kim

A New Wave for Baja

The Ensenada-Tijuana corridor has fallen off the surfing radar over the past ten years. What used to be a Mecca for California and international surfers has suffered the same fate that tourism in Mexico overall has experienced since all of the negative stories began trickling north across the border. But there are positive things happening […]

Danny Dean at Scripps

Photo by Gage Hingeley. To see more of Gage’s work visit: http://gagehingeley.com/. La Jolla has seen some really fun waves the last few weeks. Matuse Family Member, Danny Dean, scoring a nice little runner in the mid-morning wind.

Johnny Maher In Tahiti

Matuse Family Member, Johnny Maher, has been posted up in Tahiti for the last couple of months soaking up the sunshine and finding shade in the the infamous barrels of Teahupoo. Johnny’s been using the Betz Short John and he says it’s been perfect down there. It’s saved him a few times from major cuts […]

Rick Takahashi Wins @ Salt Creek

Photos by Gage Hingeley. To see more of Gage’s work visit: http://gagehingeley.com/ Big congratulations to Matuse Family Member, Rick Takahashi, for winning both the Masters and Seniors Men’s divisions at Salt Creek. Rick wrapped up the 2012 NSSA season with 17 straight wins going undefeated in 2 divisions. We look forward to seeing Rick represent […]

Gage Hingeley Image of Zach Plopper

Photo by Gage Hingeley. Here’s a recent image of Matuse Family Member, Zach Plopper, during a film session with Gage Hingeley. This frame grab gives a small insight to some cool short videos that will be coming out. To see more of Gage’s images and videos check out his website here: http://gagehingeley.com/

CDM: The Road Less Traveled

A Road Less Travelled… If I could really write you would be able to feel the slight chill of the dawn offshore and see the fluttering crest of the opposing swell as their rival paths collide. You would know it was the north coast of NSW as you could see the barren points extend from […]