The Magazine

We were back at the beach for day three of the Deus SlidetoberFest, and for the first time this weekend, we were actually going to get wet. The whole event...

Eddy Hamaty Joins the Deus Surf Team. You’d be forgiven for thinking Eddy Hamaty had surfing in the blood, but the self-taught convert grew up in Sydney’s western suburbs rebuilding...

Quiet and unassuming, aged 22, Luke was raised on the hollow point of Lennox Head under a heavy list of local talent and northern NSW surfing icons. Guys like Chris...

Months of conversations, many late night calls to Tokyo and lot of talent in the bay materialise as a  limited series of boards made especially for the deusmansion by the...

To wrap up our festival of surf program at Deus Noosa, what seemed like the entire town had turned out for Taco & Tattoo Tuesday. The crowd of surfers, backpackers, curious...

Most people think that surfing and motorcross couldn’t be any more different. A lot of people who are experienced in either one of these two disciplines would also agree. But...

Ambassadors, depending on your brand, are indispensable.  At first glance, they appear to be laid-back characters flying around the world doing what they enjoy as work, and while it seems...

Deus’ Sierra Lerback was coming to Japan for the Greenroom Festival,  and during her visit we organized a Ladies Surf Session down at Taito beach, Chiba a few days following...

After two years of restrictions and keeping this gem in the pipeline, the very first Deus Cross-Step finally came to life on the 5th of June at Wijk aan Zee....

After two years of all this isolation it was amazing to welcome Dean Permana back to Bali in early March. He primarily came in his capacity as the coach of...

Our friend, partner, surfer, half Santista, half Viking, Alexandre Wolthers, better known as Xande, navigates the waters in every way you can imagine. When not in saline water on some...

Its not often in life you can have your cake and eat it too, but this Deus trip to Noosa was one of those special times. Now, as much as we love to tell a good...

It was in the summer of ‘89 when my parents arrived in Costa Rica for their honeymoon in search of uncrowded waves, warm water, fun waves, and beautiful people. A...

We’ve all been in this stagnant state for two years, locked in position by forces out of our control. But our minds were never slowed, they jump so fast from...

The boogie days are finally here! His style is loose, laidback and far from straight ahead. He’s a lover of cocktails and slow cars, shapes a mean surfboard, and will...

Since our Elands Bay trip last year Jordy Talbot, Ian Thurtell and myself have been dreaming of another surf mission. This time up the East coast of South Africa. After...

As with all the great epic traditions, Zye Norris, your archetypal ‘salty dude’ sallied forth and spent, a lot more than the titled, one hundred days in the water, crossing...

His friends call him Cuddles, something about how it makes him blush when you do. It’s funny though, everyone that Matt Cuddihy meets seems to become a friend, he’s just...

When the season changes and the trade winds swing from east to west, the swells hitting the shores start to drop or get so wind affected they aren’t worth chasing....

It was about a week out that we saw a swell headed our way. It appeared as a big red cloud of potential creeping up the west coast of Australia...

It was about a week out that we saw a swell headed our way. It appeared as a big red cloud of potential creeping up the west coast of Australia...

Who would have ever thought that the surfing community in Zurich was so large even though we are so very far from the sea? It was a day full of...

Sun darkened foam was the common denominator across all the boards at this year’s Uluwatu Singlefin Classic held 15 & 16 August. A whopping ninety six starters broken up to...

This is a story about three friends. All of whom herald from the same small coastal town in Western Java, all of whom had fallen under the spell of surfing....