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Country: Australia 

 

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Description: One of the most respected names in performance surfboards.

 

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EP 1: JAI GLINDEMAN | Far & Wide | JS SURFBOARDS To begin the series, we started in our backyard. Jai Glindeman was a natural fit to join the team for many reasons - starting with his power surfing pedigree, honed on another classic righthand point just down the road from our factory. Before working with JS, Glindo had never spent much time in a surfboard factory, let alone seeing designs through from initial design, to the shaping bay and eventually his own garage. It made sense that the first traktor he rode and fell in love with was Parko's original Golden Child, which he rode to win 3 CT events back in 2009 from Kirra to Bells and JBay. Jai's first quiver from Jason was a batch of Golden Child shortboards, which perfectly complemented his style and approach. From there, he added in a few Big Horses to ride as step-ups from the bigger days at home to Hawaii & Indo, some Monsta 10 shortboards, and eventually twin fins like the Big Baron. For one of the world's most watchable rising stars, Glindo was well overdue to be profiled in his hometown. Enjoy Far & Wide with Jai in Lennox Head, NSW.

11/09/2025   |   video icon

JS Surfboards Bali – A Year in the Islands | JS SURFBOARDS JS Surfboards Bali – A Year in the Islands There’s something about Bali. The island has always been a melting pot — of cultures, of waves, and of surfers who come here to chase both. Over the last year, the JS Surfboards Bali team has been writing its own chapter in that story. Led by Tai “Buddha” Graham — one of the main proponents of Bali’s modern surf scene — the crew is a mix of homegrown talent and international firepower. You’ve got Bronson Meydi, Indonesia’s first-ever world junior champion, a kid who grew up threading the Bukit and is now setting the pace globally. There’s Varun Tandjung, as stylish and smooth as anyone you’ll find under a lip in Indo. Add in heavy hitters like Koby Abberton, Bruno Santos, Reubyn Ash, Othmane Choufani, Koldo Illumbe, and you start to get a picture of the depth. Then there’s the next generation — Made Dera, Theo Radcliffe, Darma Bleronk — all coming up fast, alongside Bali transplant Dylan Hayllar, who splits time between coaching, competing, and testing the latest models out of the JS factory. The boards themselves tell the other half of the story. Whether it’s the Big Horse under Buddha and Koby, Bronson’s deadly combo of the Golden Child and Big Horse, Varun’s Monsta 10 and FMN3, or Dylan’s rotation of Xero Gravity and Raging Bull, the whole quiver has been tested in the full Indo spectrum: high-performance Canggu ramps, cavernous Desert Point barrels, and the kind of heavy outer-island water that turns toys into tools real quick. And it’s not just about the clips. This short film is the result of 12 months of board evolution, rider development, and feedback loops. Jason Stevenson — JS himself — regularly flies to Bali, shaping custom batches for the team and paddling out with them in-between. That direct connection between shaper and surfer is rare, and it’s part of what makes the Bali hub so strong. The JS Surfboards Bali store in Canggu has become the physical heartbeat of the program. With over 300 boards on the racks and a crew who live and breathe the lifestyle, it’s the place where local groms, traveling pros, and everyday surfers cross paths. It’s not uncommon to walk in and see a fresh stack of Monstas being tuned for a team rider, only to paddle out later that day and share waves with Sammy Pupo, Mateus Herdy, or even the likes of Julian Wilson and Joel Parkinson, who drop through Bali often enough to feel like locals themselves. Bali’s surf scene is unique. The waves are world-class, sure, but the community is what makes it. Respect the locals, share the lineup, and you’ll quickly see why so many of the world’s best call this place their second home. For the JS Bali team, it’s home base — a proving ground where surfboards evolve, surfers progress, and the level keeps getting pushed higher. This film is a look back at the past 12 months, but really, it’s a snapshot of what’s happening every day here. Boards under feet, spray in the air, and the Bali crew showing us why the island continues to be the beating heart of surfing in Asia.

24/08/2025   |   video icon

DOWN TIME Lay Days with the Pupos | JS SURFBOARDS The Gold Coast CT event this year had plenty of small days where all the surfers got to switch off, train, or do whatever it is that recharges them during a busy year. For the Pupo's, that's still to just go surfing. Sammy chose a Big Baron in CarboTune, 6'4" x 20" x 2 9/16" x 34.3L Miggy went with a Big Baron Softboard, 6'8" x 20 3/4" x 2 5/8" x 40L Filming by Bruno Zanin Edit by Jacob Wooden https://jsindustries.com/products/big-baron https://jsindustries.com/products/big-baron-softboard

30/07/2025   |   video icon
 
 

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