Traveling by floatplane to the remote wilderness of Kodiak, Alaska, we tracked one of the islands most infamous inhabitants, the Kodiak brown bear, with bear biologists Wesley Larson and Nils Pedersen.

They say change is a good as a holiday. So I guess this means Luke Davis is enjoying a bit of vacation time courtesy of RVCA. As is the norm these days we get a little reminder of just why he got picked up with this sweet gem of a clip.

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Norfolk Island. All I can say I really knew about the place was that there were pine trees there, it had something to do with Australia and my mum and her friends used to get cheap Lego from there.

Turns out, there is way more to it than that (who would have thought). It’s an island with a colourful past and a lot currently going on for it’s future. It also has from the looks of this trip with Damaged Goods Zine some hella good waves.

We’ll have some more Norfolk coverage coming to from one of the Lost Boys trips to the Pines.

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Herbie and Nathan Fletcher visit the Baja peninsula to surf and talk about the drive to travel and keep moving forward.

It doesn’t always have to be an epic journey. Sometimes the best trips are quick trips. Overnighter fishing the Deschutes river. Quick vid, quick trip, long memories.

A city of incredible architecture and a bounty of spots, Montreal took good care of the Brixton Union. Everyone got a piece. – Brixton.

Earlier this year Levis Skateboarding partnered with Monster Children on a project in Christchurch, New Zealand. The city has been through a lot over the last five years since the last major quake that destroyed huge parts of the city. From the devastation a lot of good has come but a lot is left to do. The feature brings you back to those initial moments and stories from local skateboarders since.  (more…)