Jordy Smith

Jordy Smith Wears The Hyperfreak Hydro Boardshort | O'Neill

When you’re spending 4 to 6 hours a day in the water, comfort and performance is everything. The all-new Hyperfreak Hydro featuring our exclusive No Tie Fly closure is Jordy Smith’s go-to boardshort because it allows him to surf without compromise.

“I spend hours on end lying on my board, paddling back out and getting hammered by waves. For that moment to be really comfortable to me, it means a lot.” - Jordy Smith

Learn what makes the “No Tie Fly” so comfortable and explore our full range of Hyperfreak Hydro boardshorts.

First Name In The Water: Hyperfreak Hydro Boardshorts | O'Neill

Introducing: The All-New Hyperfreak Hydro Boardshorts.

Product innovation has always been at the core of O'Neill. With that tradition in mind, we set out to create the best boardshorts yet. Designed in close collaboration with Team O'Neill Athletes, the Hyperfreak Hydro Boardshorts all share one common feature: The No Tie Fly — our exclusive velcro closure that replaces the traditional drawstring with a low profile, comfortable, and secure design, allowing you to surf longer, better. Oh, and all Hyperfreak Hydro Boardshorts are made with Repreve recycled materials.

Featuring Team O'Neill athletes Jordy Smith, Ian Crane, Brett Barley, and Eli Olson.

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Serious Snapper In Summer

Jordy Smith leads an all-star cast out at a pumping Snapper Rocks. Warm water beasts in boardshorts!

Jordy Smith's First Session On New Board || SMTH Shapes 'Maytrix'

Read about Jordy's new board sponsor here:

2020 Billabong Pipe Masters | Highlights

Watch the best waves of the 2020 Billabong Pipe Masters in Memory of Andy Irons.

John John Florence won the 50th edition of the prestigious surf competition after defeating Gabriel Medina in the final.

The Hawaiian secured his first Pipe Masters title.

2020 Billabong Pipe Masters | Final

1. John John Florence (HAW) 11.77
2. Gabriel Medina (BRA) 11.10

2021 Billabong Pipe Masters: Event Highlights | Triple Crown of Surfing | VANS

The 50th edition of the Billabong Pipe Masters marked the return of professional surfing after the 2020 hiatus.
As expected, the best surfers in the world had to power through a variety of conditions in order to rise to the top.
Watch the event highlights and witness Hawaii's John John Florence win the first Pipe Masters title of his career.

About Vans Triple Crown of Surfing:
The Vans Triple Crown of Surfing is a prestigious surfing competition made up of three events: The Hawaiian Pro, World Cup of Surfing, and Pipe Masters. The series takes place annually in Hawaii. #VTCS

Finals Day Highlights From The Pipe Masters And The Maui Pro

History was made today as Tyler Wright earned the first women's Championship Tour win at surfing's ultimate proving ground, the Banzai Pipeline.
Immediately following Wright's victory, it was John John Florence's time to step into the spotlight and make a little bit of history. Since 2008, when he was just 14 years old, Florence has only missed one Pipe Masters (in 2018 due to injury). He's finished runner-up twice, but otherwise, in those 11 years he has never gotten past the Quarterfinals.
That all changed today as he took out rival Gabriel Medina and topped the podium like he was summiting Everest.

Jordy Smith Puts On A Clinic At Snapper

The big South African taking a diamond blade to big Snapper walls after being knocked out of the Quiksilver Pro at Kirra.

Missing The J-Bay Open, We Decided To Make This Reel Of Epic South African Surfing | Sessions

As the world went into lockdown, us editors here at Red Bull Surfing yearned to put together an action edit that could take our minds elsewhere. Our first thought was Jason Hearn's Made In South Africa series. The result? These six minutes of absolute surfing bliss from Jordy Smith, Mikey February, Franky Oberholzer, and more.

ISA State of Olympic Surfing Trailer - Sally / Jordy

Since its inception in 1896, the Olympic Games have never been postponed.

Until now.

2020 was to be surfing’s debut on the world's biggest stage in sport, but due to Covid-19, the games were postponed one year. We're taking you inside the lives and minds of the athletes on hold as they stay mentally and physically prepared for their biggest moment in the sport. The excitement is building as we wait for the calendar to flip to 2021.

Tune in live this Thursday at 10am PST (5pm UTC) on isasurf.org, @isasurfing Facebook, or Surfline to hear from Jordy Smith and Sally Fitzgibbons.

Global tune-in times:
7am - Honolulu, Hawaii
10am - Los Angeles, USA
1pm - New York, USA
2pm - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
7pm - Hossegor, France
7pm - J-Bay, South Africa
Oct 16, 2am - Chiba, Japan
Oct 16, 3am - Gold Coast, Australia
Oct 16, 6am - Raglan, New Zealand

Available for replay on isasurf.org.