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Head of Surfrider New Hampshire, Chris Grippo, gives a nod to being the ball
I’ve worn dozens of wetsuits over decades, and my basement graveyard of blown seams is proof of my constant search for “the one.” I’ve never been picky about brands—just fit, flexibility, and function.
But testing the Double Zero has me rethinking that lifelong neutrality
CKTH Ambassador and XIIIG Team Rider, John Philbin, is a longtime friend of the program. He is also the inspiration for XIIIG's Holiday 2024 photo campaign — channeling his timeless role as Nathanial: one of the infamous “Ex-Presidents” from the original Point Break (shout out Patrick Swayze and #johnnyutahlives)
Big ups to Chris Grippo from The Surfrider Foundation's New Hampshire Chapter -- for his in-depth op-ed regarding CKTH Ambassador, John Philbin, and John's legendary role as Nathanial from the original Point Break. Like the film, Chris' article is an instant classic
Stop paying retail prices every two seasons
Margaret River native, Tom Pearsall, is the first person to represent CKTH, XIIIG and 00 BY XIIIG Wetsuits in Australia. A passionate waterman and new father — Tom is also a creative powerhouse with a photography portfolio that intersects Surf, Sport and Nature with skill and sincerity
A fountain of fearless (artistic) inspiration and a friend to many, Tom’s preternatural photography now graces the cover of the new Surfer's Journal (shout out). And things are just getting started
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Jack Sandler is not only one of the Surf Industry's top young photographers -- but he is also a full-time student at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. He has become a key documentarian of the biggest swells at the most key spots. And we are thrilled and honored to know that he proudly wears 00 BY XIIIG Wetsuits
Much respect and big ups to CKTH Ambassador, Jack Sandler. His latest work at Mavericks was shown via CBS News across the Bay Area