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Here’s a few gems from the Waterman’s Golf Tournament courtesty of Sanuk head-honcho Jeff Kelley.

“Lil” Michelson Teeing off with one schnazzy golfball. Fore!

Mexican referees come equipped with whistles and shot glasses. Game on!

Sound the trumpets, ring the alarm and kick up those happy feet because Green/Flash Art Surf Shop is hosting an art show to celebrate their opening. It’s called “Cardiff Collaborative” and will feature artworks by: Susan Wickstrand, Julie Goldstein, Kevin Roche, Wade Koniakowsky, Roy Soravia, Ash Francomb, Kris DeGrazio and more!

Here’s a sweet little series of photos from Green/Flash.

The show started July 3rd and will run until the 17th. This means you have more time to feed your arty side. At Sanuk, we know that beautiful things happen when you combine surfing and art. It doesn’t get much better than that. Well, unless you’ve got a pair of Sanuk on your feet while you peruse the walls of course.

Pop on over and say,”Hola”. Tell ‘em Sanuk sent ya!

POW! Sanuk is here agin to blow your mind. Crack those knuckles and prep those thumbs gamers, because Donny needs your help! Fly around in his signature Vagabond ship to fight off our evil enemy: knock-offs… These dispicable villians need to be put in their place.  That’s exactly why we’ve armed you with a machine gun that fires more mustaches than you can shake stinky sandal at.

Flyers beware-The skies aren’t safe with these cheap-charlies running around. Take ‘em down and you’ll earn yourself the most coveted prize in all the sky- an ice cold mug of cerveza.. Mmmm.

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Think you got what it takes, Ace? Let’s see what you’ve got!

Happy 4th of July HappyHeads!

Modern day spiderwoman, Sierra Blair-Coyle, has been quite the show stopper this year! At just 16 years of age, Sierra qualified to compete in the 2010 IFSC Professional Bouldering World Cup. At the ABS Nationals, Blair-Coyle was the lone 16-year-old to finish in the top 5 at the qualifying event. As perhaps the top rock climber of her age, Blair-Coyle has proven that she has the talent to make big moves at the elite level.

(via: sierrabc.com)

At the Teva Mountain Games, Blair-Coyle was among the athletes competing on an artificial climbing wall with a height of nearly 20 feet. 20 feet? No big deal right? …Wrong-O! The wall was for bouldering…where ropes aren’t used.

Many tout bouldering as the fastest growing segment of rock climbing due to the high risk- high reward factor. Climbers are given scores based on how far up the wall they can climb without falling. As always, the top of the wall marks the desired destination.

For Sierra, the Teva Moutain Games proved a perfect opportunity for Sierra to size up the stacked field of elite women climbers. In an Bennington Banner article, Sierra said she had, “never seen so many talented people in one place” and “…knew it was going to be a super-tough competition.”

(via: sierrabc.com)

As the youngest competitor in the women’s division, Blair-Coyle finished an impressive 18th out of 34 with no regrets. She was stoked on her performance and knew that she had given it her best effort. Competition at the elite level opened Blair-Coyle’s eyes to a wide world. She returned home a with a rejuvenated focus. Don’t let the sweet sixteen stigma fool you, Sierra already has some pearls of wisdom in those chalk pockets of hers. She knows what she needs to work on—strength. Because, “the stronger you are, the easier it is to go slower.”

For a complete rundown of results visit www.tevamountaingames.com.

For anything and everything Sierra Blair-Coyle related visit www.sierrabc.com.

A couple weeks ago, we brought you a little ditty on Seth Pettersen and his musical ensemble, Franklin For Short, as they started their East Coast Tour. Well, things have concluded and it’s safe to say the endeavor was one for the record books. Below are some great moments on The Kings of Convenience Tour courtesy of Franklin For Short… Who came up anything but as they scooted from gig to gig.

(All stills above credited to Tracy Graham)

In between shows, Seth and posse captured some classic moving images. Press play! You know you want to…

The shows were packed! Humans had their ears filled with groovy melodies. Here, Seth gets all sing-songy in his red Scurvys.

For more jams to make your ears happy visit Franklin For Short’s MySpace
If your ears are happy, why not let your eyes have some fun on Seth’s Blog.

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