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- 24 July 2018 | Bodyboarding
Hayato Enokido has taken out the 2018 Bodyboard King Northern Beaches Pro, in Whale Beach, New South Wales.
The fourth stop on the Australian Bodyboarding Association (ABA) Tour got underway in punchy three-to-four-foot waves. And three national champions have already been crowned.
In the pro men's division, Japanese bodyboarding sensation Enokido sent the title race to the last event of the season after beating the rider of the contest, Liam Lucas.
- 23 July 2018 | Bodyboarding
Pride Bodyboards announced the release of its first leashes featuring the Pride Pin System (PPS) technology.
Removing the leash from the bodyboard has always been a complicated thing to do. But you go to do it if you don't want to damage your board while traveling or simply storing it in your car's boot.
Some riders will untie the knot; others will unplug the board to avoid loosening the string with their teeth and fingers.
- 20 July 2018 | Bodyboarding
Johan De Goede has taken out the 2018 Digicape Tand Invitational. The legendary event got underway in pumping eight-to-ten-foot waves in Cape Town, South Africa.
One of the world's biggest and boldest bodyboarding competitions, saw some of the most talented local and international riders duke it out for the coveted title of Tand champion, and R18,000 in prize money.
Taking place at Tietiesbaai Rest Camp in Paternoster, the final saw "The Legends" and "The Young Guns" up against each other, but it was the more experienced team - "The Legends" - that came out victorious.
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