The Snowsurf Movement

Gerry Lopez Big Wave Challenge

Lots of us are very sad not to participate this year.  I had hoped to promote this film with the foremost group of dedicated soul surfing snowboarders on the planet.  Enjoy this look  back at last year’s event.

The Snowsurf Movement

How to Watch

I am offering Copies of my new film, Steel City Surfers, the Journey to Gerry on DVD or as a Digital Download. The DVDs are hand pressed and numbered.

DVD $14.99

Please include your address on the order and I will personalize your copy. Shipping is included in the $14.99 Price.  For the Digital Download I will need a valid email address.

DIGITAL DOWNLOAD $9.99

The film is also available on Amazon Video Direct as Download or Pay Per View.  Feel free to email me if you have any questions or need assistance.

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River Surfing

River waves are really weird.

Rideable standing waves exist on waterways with elevation drops and hard structure that create the wave. Sufficient water flow rate and vertical drop play a role in the wave quality and rideablity.

These waves are weird because you are surfing against a very strong current in a very confined space. This is very different than riding a rolling wave in a large open area like a traditional surfing wave.

Finding and riding these waves are challenging and require a surfboard that is shorter front to back, wider for balance and thicker to float over the churned up water.

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Lake Surfing

Wind driven swells pound the lakes massive shoreline.

Wind driven swells hit the United States longest coastline with rideable waves of all shapes and sizes. As you learn to read the weather and begin traveling the nooks and crannies of the Great Lakes massive shoreline you will be rewarded with great lake surf sessions.

Timing is very critical as swell windows are narrow and short-lived. The Steel City Surfers are closest to Presque Isle State Park in Erie PA and they also travel to the Cleveland Ohio area as well. Point Breaks and Novelty Waves are the norm.
The Snowsurf Movement

Learn about surfing the snow.

Early snowboarders designed and rode boards that emulated surfing.  As the sport evolved it was influenced and shaped by popular culture.  Gymnastics, Skateboarding, Alpine Skiing and Ski Schools all played a roll in shaping the culture.

Many modern snowboarders have never ridden a wave on a surfboard.  Those whom enjoy surfing the snow now ride and compete on purpose built boards that pay tribute to those original snowboard surfers!

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