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Mar 28, 2026Homepage
From the Pacific to the Tetons, Stio x Seea unites the spirit of the mountains and oceans. Live on 3/30. Phot @marathemermaid @wearediirt
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Mar 27, 2026Instagram
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Mar 27, 2026Homepage
Salt water in her veins. Precision in her style. A Mele X Seea capsule collection — now playing. Mele Saili x Seea
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Mar 26, 2026Instagram
Introducing Madeira: Your New Collection of Surf Essentials
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Mar 26, 2026Email
A limited release by design. Mele Saili cuts sharp lines and no-apology silhouettes into this signature Seea capsule — The Kateye, now showing. Photo @duplawork
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Mar 24, 2026Instagram
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Mar 24, 2026Homepage
San-O One Piece - Black
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Mar 24, 2026Meta Ads
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Mar 23, 2026Homepage
The Kateye • A Collection by Mele Saili. Rebellious rhythm. Signature style. Now playing via Seeavision. Featuring @mele__saili Directed, filmed, and edited by @_alex.patrick Photos by @duplawork Produced by @madisonisbell @on_nika Music by @naomi_goezzz & Leo Guimaraes
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Mar 22, 2026Instagram
Explore the New Kat Eye Collection
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Mar 22, 2026Email
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Mar 22, 2026Homepage
Catch it first. Saturday • Gonzo • 6–9 PM The Kat Eye Premiere Film screening + first look Rhythm, Raffle + More Tunes by Mikey Ratt 21+ In person Saturday. Online Sunday. Be there or be square ◼️
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Mar 19, 2026Instagram
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Mar 19, 2026Homepage
A new chapter in style drops this Sunday. Seea x Mele Saili. Video: @_alex.patrick
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Mar 19, 2026Instagram
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Mar 18, 2026Homepage
Kick Outs! #tiptimetuesday Ending our waves with control is a showcase of skill, awareness, and completion. Not all waves offer an opportunity to do a proper kick out (meaning you exit the wave by pushing the board out of the wave, rather than jumping off or falling off at the end). Here, we can see a back side kick out, which is essentially an exaggerated turn. The technique is the same as doing a bottom turn here, but with way more pushing energy into the back foot, with the foot placed very near the tail. With a longboard, the challenge of the kick out, especially in a powerful section like this, is lifting the nose over the top of the wave. Like a see-saw, the only way to swing the nose up like this is to apply pressure far back on the tail of the board. If you’re in the habit of jumping off to end your waves, start paying attention to the different ways surfers are ending their waves. There’s a myriad of techniques to kick out depending on the board and the wave, but the main key for almost any situation is the exaggerated turn. So, if you’re still working on finding your turns, remember your tail is essential to turnability! As always, be a visual learner while you’re in the water and watching the surf. The more we pay attention to what surfers are doing on the waves, the more we can start implementing it into our own practice! Surfer @canipleasehaveabite Video @jaketrichard Words by @leahloves
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Mar 17, 2026Instagram
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