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Carissa Moore

Carissa Moore

Country flag United States

Age: 32

Born: Honolulu

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Lives in: United States

Gender: Female

Nationality: American

AKA: "Riss"

Height: 1.7 m (5.58 f)

Weight: 64 kg (141.1 lb)

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www.carissamoore.com
 
 
 

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Stance: Regular

Disciplines: Shortboard Surfing

Magic stick: 5’5" Mayhem Rocket

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Philosophy of life: live your dreams and never give up

Background: Carissa is a 4 time WSL World Champion, taking out the title in 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2019. She gained an inaugural surf spot at Tokyo 2020/21 Olympics via 2019 WSL Championship Tour, and went on to win Gold. Qualified for Paris 2024 Olympic Games via WSL Championship Tour.

 

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Hi Shredability: Carissa Moore
We met Carissa Moore at the ass crack of dawn to go surfing and make some sandwiches, but she forced us to come to her trainer's house and work out before feeding us.
18/10/2013 00:00:00
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CARISSA MOORE // GHOST TOWN
12/05/2013 00:00:00

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Waves, wipeouts & winning rides – The waves told the story at #Paris2024 | Best of Sport Surfing made its second Olympic appearance at Paris 2024 – this time in the stunning waves of Teahupo’o, Tahiti. With powerful barrels and high-stakes rides, the world’s top surfers showed off their skills, style, and nerves of steel. From dramatic wipeouts to near-perfect scores, here are the moments that made this competition one to remember. Re-live ALL the incredible #Paris2024 action: https://oly.ch/P24Replays

19/05/2025   |   video icon

Top 10 Highest Scored Women’s Waves at #Paris2024 | Top Moments Surfing celebrated its premiere at the 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. The competitions took place in the legendary surfing location Teahupoʻo on Tahiti. World-class surfers battled for gold in the huge waves. The event was a great success and underlined the growing importance of surfing as a global sport. Re-live ALL the incredible #Paris2024 action: https://oly.ch/P24Replays

13/04/2025   |   video icon

Pumping Barrels Greet World’s Fanciest Surf Contest in the Maldives Taj Burrow wins the Four Seasons Maldives Surfing Champions Trophy, again. “I didn’t know it got that big. It was like Sunset out the back.” That’s Taj Burrow, who just won the Four Seasons Maldives Surfing Champions Trophy for the third time. These beautiful Indian Ocean atolls are well known for perfect, silky reef surf, but have rarely been compared to Oahu’s North Shore in terms of power. But the swell of the season decided to show up right on cue with the event last week, much to the delight of competitors — Burrow, Michael February, Jadson Andre, Jeremy Flores, Carissa Moore and Ahmed “Ammaday” Agil, all of whom spent hours in the water, trading off aquamarine blue right tubes. This particular event is unique beyond its sheer opulence, of which there’s no shortage. (Surfers talked as much about brunch as they did conditions, if that’s any indication.) Competitors surfed in three divisions -- singlefins, twinfins and thrusters -- across varying degrees of perfection and size at Sultans, one of the best right reefs in the wave-rich zone. And this year, it was actually big enough that they switched the twinfin and thruster divisions on day two ’cause it was so solid. Burrow ended up beating February in the final, but they both flew home smiling. Actually, we’re pretty sure everyone flew home smiling. RESULTS 1. Taj Burrow (AUS) 2700pts 2. Mikey February (ZAF) 2600pts 3. Jadson Andre (BRA) 2500pts 4. Jeremy Flores (FRA) 2500pts 5. Carissa Moore (HAW) 2200pts 5. Ahmed “Ammaday” Agil (MDV) 2200pts Special thanks to Four Seasons Maldives Kuda Huraa, Tropicsurf, and the Surfline Forecast Team. Filmed by: Sean Gilhooley, Carlo Coral, Marc Beaty, Connor Quinlan, Zach Cole, Jackson Onfray, Local Films Still photography by: Jon Frank Cover image: Sultans by Marc Beaty

12/09/2024   |   video icon
 
 

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