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We are lucky to have Matt Biolos back in Europe and visiting us this week. We’ve had many conversations and the opportunity to see him and his daughter Ryder Biolos work together: while Matt was focused on the design and shaping, Ryder was full on color mode while painting surfboards in our recently opened new factory.
Keep reading because the next interview to Matt Biolos uncovers some stories that you may not have heard about just yet!
Paddling, catching a wave and standing up, is that all there is to surfing? Absolutely not. There is much more...
Some describe the Australian Joshua Keogh as a young man with a cosmic and sharp mind. We could not agree more when admiring the designs we comes up with and how the perform in their natural scenario: waves.
“Making surfboards gives my life a sense of wonder and this is all that I could wish for.”–Joshua Keogh
Being based in Australia now, the visit of the family behind Eye Symmetry, Max and Marta Campana has been really important to us. Not only we’ve met their new Family member but we have also been granted with an exclusive six board quiver built entirely in Australia by this couple.
Surfboard fins, where do we begin? Because, let’s be honest, fins can get a bit (or a hell of a lot), confusing. Reading this post, you will be able to navigate the minefield that fins represent and find your nirvana: understanding what a fin is, how to choose the right one for you and a bit more.
Eden Saul, the man behind Dead Kooks has been cooking surfboards simply out of curiosity and driven by the thought of making something different from what was being shaped at the time. And also moved by the idea of how the magic of an alternate board can bring to the surfer who rides it.
We want you to think hard on this question: did you ever, and we mean, ever, thought about having real plants on your surfboards? We didn’t either before Maddi Sáez, our loving designer, thought about giving it a try. Now you read about how these unique Botanical Pukas Surfboards x local artist Maddi Saez came to be based on the Original 69 by Axel Lorentz Pukas Surfboards. An overcome challenge by team effort.
![Tom Lowe [GR] with a Chris Christenson Gun at Nazaré a few years back](http://pukassurfshop.com/cdn/shop/articles/2016_12_21_Pukas_Surf_NAZARE_Big_Wave_Challenge_Tom_Lowe-1_19d791f4-a65b-431b-bcff-3a50ab6e3302.jpg?v=1749636417&width=1445)
BIG …, enormous, gigantic, huge, hefty, immense, massive, tremendous, Xl, XXL … You name it, but all of them depict a colossal amount of water that you need to not only surf but conquer. Become the master of it in order to ride it.
BIG-Wave surfing is not easy and wether you're working on becoming a big-wave surfer or not, these lines are for you. Keep reading!
There was a 12 year-old Australian young boy who liked to spend school holidays and weekend trips with his uncle. He felt passionate about surfing, yes, but his heart and curiosity was strongly drawn by surfboard handcrafting. He conquered his mom’s garage and would try to do what he saw on surfing videos hoping that the resulted board would actually work … and it did! This curious and passionate kid is Thomas ‘Doc’ Bexon. Keep Reading!