Vans Triple Crown of Surfing Presents: Door To Door | Imaikalani Devault...

The Vans Triple Crown returns once again to the North Shore of Hawaii for its unique annual open, submission-based digital competition. To celebrate the ripping, up-and-coming local talent entering The Triple Crown, Vans presents a new series, “Door to Door,” hosted by fellow Hawaiian and Vans Family shredder, Nathan Florence. In the final installment of this year's “Door To Door,” Nathan joins Maui native Imaikalani Devault as he flies into Oahu to gear up to get down for Triple Crown. To watch Imai’s wave submissions and follow along with all the action on the North Shore, visit www.vanstriplecrownofsurfing.com Directed by Monica Medellin/The Gnar Gnar Honeys

"Islas Afortunadas" - Fire Island

This Is How You Navigate A Beach Break | Sam Coffey

"Santa Cruz native Sam Coffey took a recent trip to Panama’s precious gem and plopped into honey holes of various sizes. In terms of defrosting, he couldn’t have chosen a better location. Why fight for scraps in Hawaii when Bocas is dishing out mini-kegs on repeat. Friendly locals and cheap beer never hurt either."

"FORM" || feat. John John Florence

"Thank you to everyone who contributed to this project. It took many different shapes over the years to get to where it is now. It was originally started in December 2017 as a film that focused more on a group of friends who grew up learning to surf Pipeline. Through different creative rounds, and a couple years on the shelf, it eventually evolved into an idea that followed the imagined point of view of Pipeline, with a perspective narrated by local musician Paula Fuga. It was a fun challenge to create a visual history of the wave, but this is not meant to be a complete story. There are too many people to name who have become a part of Pipeline's history over the years; they could never be fit into one short film. Thank you again to everyone who helped us put this together. The project is dedicated to Derek Ho, and those like him who have dedicated their life to surfing Pipeline."