Surf Charleston

This week on Surf Charleston, I chatted with Chris Sizemore, local surfer and co-creature behind the Folly Beach Surf Flick “Two Feet and Classy”. Which is a true Cult Classic around Charleston.  We discuss his time surfing in Mexico, kitesurfing, working with Nectar Sunglasses, and balancing fatherhood and surfing, Plus much more on episode # 10. Two Feet and Classy is a film about traditional longboarding in Folly Beach, SC, showcasing the talent of the best local longboarders, both amateur and pro alike from our great Folly Beach community. Inspired by a quote by Wingnut, a couple local surfers got together and decided to create a short film celebrating the good, the bad and the ugly of their local surf break and the quirky, kooky vibe of the local community. 'Surfers need to learn to love the waves they have, because every spot has its day where it's just as good as the top breaks in California and almost as good as some of the best breaks in Hawaii. So love your spot, it'll treat you good.' -Wingnut, The Art of Longboardin 

You can follow Chris Sizemore on Instagram @ct_sizemore

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This week on Surf Charleston, I chatted with Patrick Willey the film maker / mastermind behind the Folly Beach Surf Flick Two Feet and Classy.  Which is a true Cult Classic around Charleston.  

Two Feet and Classy is a film about traditional longboarding in Folly Beach, SC, showcasing the talent of the best local longboarders, both amateur and pro alike from our great Folly Beach community. Inspired by a quote by Wingnut, a couple local surfers got together and decided to create a short film celebrating the good, the bad and the ugly of their local surf break and the quirky, kooky vibe of the local community. 'Surfers need to learn to love the waves they have, because every spot has its day where it's just as good as the top breaks in California and almost as good as some of the best breaks in Hawaii. So love your spot, it'll treat you good.' -Wingnut, The Art of Longboardin

You can follow Patrick Willey on Instgram @twofeetandclassy

On episode 8 of Surf Charleston, I sat down and chatted with Ronan Lurkin a local surfer about all things Charleston surfing. Including his experience with local surfing competitions such as the upcoming Grom Fest. Which will be held on July 17 & 18 at the Washout on Folly Beach. For more info on the Grom Fest Stop by McKevlin's Surf Shop. Check out Ronan Lurkin's upcoming documentary 32°79° & Thriving for more info follow them on Instagram @3279andthriving