This year’s pro final at Vilano was not full of A-framing wraps or liners. Rather, due to the lack of swell, the event became a platform displaying the technical side of today’s skimboarding. Right on top, showcasing his smooth, effortless style and tech savvyness was Corbin Dull, a Panama City local, who took out the competition in desperate conditions. Corbin matched fellow competitors maneuvers, but punctuated his in the critical sections of the waves often landing right in the pocket or directly on the wet sand. [Read more →]

Day 2 of this year’s Vilano contest occurred in less than ideal conditions. After having consistent swell all year long, Vilano went flat for 5th stop on the UST tour. After a brief thunderstorm which postponed the contest for about an hour, the pros got back in the water and made the most of the less than ideal conditions. [Read more →]

Vilano Beach is a tiny beach town located on the northeast coast of Florida. The town is just a couple miles north of St. Augustine, the oldest city in the United States. Situated on the north side of St. Augustine inlet, this little community started as a fishing village in the 1920’s. Up until 1995, you still had to take the original rickety drawbridge across the Tolomato River to get to Vilano Beach. In the past ten years, the area has grown into a little beach town with a budding tourist industry. [Read more →]

Brandon Rothe put a stop to Bill Bryan’s remarkable run at the Vic. In fun summer conditions, Brandon Rothe put up a solid performance combining technical maneuvers and snappy wraps to wow the judges and snag top spot. It was an exciting event with lots of glassy barrels and progressive skimboarding.
Quick Results:
1st Brandon Rothe
2nd Bill Bryan
3rd Brandon Sears
4th Brendan Stevens

Stay tuned for a full write up and photos in the next issue.