ROAM II. The latest production from Digital Children (filmed by Bryce Thurston and Liam O’Brien – Edited by Digital Chirldren / Bryce Thurston) delivers once again. ROAM I was great and ROAM II is great as well but it’s got a different taste and feeling. Read the complete review by clicking below.
Softcore by John Idano and Garret Allard (www.the claptheory.com) is the latest DVD to date hailing from the US – California to be exact. It’s refreshing and well edited. Read the whole review by clicking the link right here below.
Isolated by Hayden Parson (www.isolated.co.nz) is the most comprehensive New Zealand bodyboarding DVD ever. It’s 98% pure NZ waves (but also features waves from all around the world) and NZ riders with the exception of a few riders like Hardy, Tom Smith and Liam O’Toole who’ve been tripping to NZ and were filmed by Hayden Parson. Read the rest of the review below.
We should say the long overdue review. We lagged so much on “There is no i” and “Insert name here” reviews that it’s fuckin’ unacceptable. Kane and Chad, i’m sorry guys, i suck. I’ve been wanting to write up a great review for this DVD ever since i first saw it coz it’s one of the best DVD i’ve watched lately and i just never could find the right words to describe it. Anyway, here’s the review and it’s worth reading it now if you never purchased this DVD ! (has anyone not purchased it yet though ?)
One of the first 100% South African DVD we got to review. Definitely worth it ! The video showcases the South African talents and spots and also trips to Hawaii and around South Africa. Read the rest of the review below.
HOW TO by David Child has a pretty self explanatory name… the DVD will teach you how to do most bodyboarding moves in no time. Read the rest of the review to see why and how.
Another late DVD Review. DRAW by Panic Button is one hell of a good DVD with the biggest waves ever seen in a boogie video. Absolutely massive pits, both paddle and tow in action. Crazy shit ! Read more and click below…
One of the rare USA production in 2007, HAPPY DAYS by Juan Farfan (Chula Vista Production) pleased us with its nice and clean style and the diversity of footage and moods that could be found in this movie. Read the full review to see why.
Another long-awaited DVD review: ROAM. Filmed par Bryce THURSTON (The Road) and edited by Todd Barnes (VIDEO, NF DECADE…), it’d be hard not to digg this DVD. Read the rest of the review to know why.
Damn we’ve been lagging on Reviews and the Dot Dot Dash one should’ve been done way earlier but we got caught up with new web projects, designs and stuff and didnt get much time to write down all reviews. Anyway, Simon Fisher released Dot Dot Dash a while ago this is the Dot Dot Dash review:
