Joshua Moniz

Full Highlights from Volcom Pipe Pro 2020 | Red Bull Signature Series

The 11th edition of the Volcom Pipe Pro returned in 2020 to the legendary Hawaiian surf break known as the Banzai Pipeline.

Join Sal Masekela and the Red Bull Signature Series Crew as they unfold what happened at the event in 2020.
Volcom Pipe Pro is a multi-day surfing contest featuring 144 of the best surfers in the world.

Life's Better in Boardshorts, Chapter 12: Next Wave | Billabong

This is Next Wave.

Sand points, slob grabs and synths. Experience Next Wave in audio/visual form featuring Eithan Osborne, Tyler Warren and Josh Moniz.

Press play and enjoy Life's Better in Boardshorts, Chapter 12: Next Wave.

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Light Of Portugal

A Short Film Featuring-
Josh Moniz, Seth Moniz, Parker Coffin, Kanoa Igarashi, Kiron Jabour, Nic Von Rupp, and Colt Ward.

Follow along on our excursion to the beautiful Land of Portugal. A trip to remember; waves, women, beers, food, and amazing company, What a perfect trip consists of. From Surfing Ericeira To Go Karting In peniche, the 5 of us posted up for a month and enjoyed the sweet fruits of life. Enjoy.

-Marc C

Congratulations Josh Moniz, winner of the 2018 Volcom Pipe Pro QS3,000

#TourNotes: Finals Day Jitters

As expected, Pipeline delivered heavy but perfect conditions for the last day of the Volcom Pipe Pro. Hawaiian Josh Moniz made a dramatic comeback in front of friends and family when he went up against Jamie O'Brien, Weslley Dantas and Cam Richards. But like most events, the surfing wasn't the only thing going on. Back on the sand, everyone from Sebastian "Seasbass" Zietz to Zeke Lau nervously strategized, trying to figure out the quickly evolving forecast. In the end, local knowledge prevailed. #WSL

Finals Day Highlights - 2018 Volcom Pipe Pro

Full recap + story: http://vol.cm/vppfinaldayrecap

Joshua Moniz defeats Jamie O'Brien, Weslley Dantas and Cam Richards to win the 2018 Volcom Pipe Pro!

Music: The Line - "Be Your Own Reason"

Young Blood: Josh and Seth Moniz

Hawaiian brothers.

Separated in age by just over a year. Ruthless. Cutthroat. Savage. Out for blood. Known to trade blows. Charge big waves.

We’re not describing Seth and Josh Moniz.

Unlike Andy and Bruce, who were all of those things, Josh and Seth only share similarities with the Irons brothers in three ways: their closeness in age, their origin, and their fearlessness in f—ked up waves. (If you paid any attention to the North Shore the last six months, you saw them both hugely step up out at serious Pipe).

But the dog-eat-dog, beat-each-other-at-all-costs-and-maybe-even-get-in-a-physical-fight-later mentality? Josh and Seth don’t have that. During the above surf trip in Western Australia, after the first two big ‘QS events of the year in Manly and Newcastle, we sat the brothers down together to ask them a few things. For the most part, they were happy to talk, and had no problem answering our questions. But when the subject of besting each other came up — be it in a heat, freesurf, or out at big Pipe — they got awkward and uncomfortable. Because according to Seth: “We’re competitive and definitely push each other, but we’re nothing like the Irons brothers.”

Well, apart from the way they surf.

Papua New Guinea

Film & Edit: Marc Chambers
Additional Footage: Ryan Craig