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Showing posts with label big wave surfing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label big wave surfing. Show all posts
Wednesday, 24 December 2014
Take Shelter with Ryan Hipwood at Peahi
The crew at Take Shelter Productions were going off with Pro Standard pro Ryan Hipwood last week in Hawaii at Peahi on Maui. Thanks to Albee Layer and Dan Norkunas. If you aren't following Take Shelter, get on it you'll be glad you did.
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big wave surfing,
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gopro mouth mount,
Grill mount,
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maui,
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ryan hipwood,
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take shelter productions,
the pro standard
Sunday, 21 December 2014
Beachbreak Barrel with Peter Katkov and His Grill Mount in Baja
Peter dropped this video from his trip to Baja. Put Pro Standard Grill Mount in the title of your video so we can find yours.
Stoked on this wave, thanks for the post.
Ken
Stoked on this wave, thanks for the post.
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
Ryan Hipwood and Shock Mansion "Can't Hold A Good Man Down"
Sunday, 30 November 2014
Multi Angle GoPro Mouth Mount
Never Get Old
No matter how awesome an angle is that you can get with a mount, if it's the only angle you can get with the mount, the angle is going to get old. It's why when we conceived the Grill Mount, we wanted a multi angle mount so we wouldn't get bored of the same-o same-o. The first proto we made was a snorkel mouth piece mounted to a GoPro. It worked, we messed with going into production on it but we realized we could do so much better and came up with the Grill Mount. Nine generations of 3D printed prototypes later... The Grill Mount was finished. Since June it has been on store shelves and pro surfers mouths. Get your mount, mold it up to your teeth, go surfing /fishing/hiking and change your angles... You footage will never get old.
Ryan Hipwood was a big part of the testing of the Grill Mount at amazing surf spots around the world. What he liked about it was... everything. Ryan surfs for Milwaukee Tools, Isuzu, DHD Surfboards, Monster Energyhttp://www.monsterenergy.com/ca/en/sports/surfing/ and FCS.
Here's Ryan Hipwood at Teahupo'o, Tahiti... not getting old.
No matter how awesome an angle is that you can get with a mount, if it's the only angle you can get with the mount, the angle is going to get old. It's why when we conceived the Grill Mount, we wanted a multi angle mount so we wouldn't get bored of the same-o same-o. The first proto we made was a snorkel mouth piece mounted to a GoPro. It worked, we messed with going into production on it but we realized we could do so much better and came up with the Grill Mount. Nine generations of 3D printed prototypes later... The Grill Mount was finished. Since June it has been on store shelves and pro surfers mouths. Get your mount, mold it up to your teeth, go surfing /fishing/hiking and change your angles... You footage will never get old.
Ryan Hipwood was a big part of the testing of the Grill Mount at amazing surf spots around the world. What he liked about it was... everything. Ryan surfs for Milwaukee Tools, Isuzu, DHD Surfboards, Monster Energyhttp://www.monsterenergy.com/ca/en/sports/surfing/ and FCS.
Here's Ryan Hipwood at Teahupo'o, Tahiti... not getting old.
Labels:
big wave surfing,
dhd surfboards,
gopro accessories,
gopro hero 4,
gopro mounts,
gopro mouth mount,
indo,
isuzu d-max,
liive,
milwaukee tools,
monster energy,
ryan hipwood,
tahiti,
teahupoo,
the mad hueys
Location:
Teahupo'o, French Polynesia
Monday, 17 November 2014
What Happen When You Fall On Your Face - Does It Rip Your Teeth Out?
When we started prototyping the Grill Mount we went with an international test crew consisting of Tom Butler, Keoni Watson, Keoni Jones, Raph Bruhwiler and Ryan Hipwood as well as numerous other big wave surfers and freesurfers to be our prototype enjoyers and destroyers. We tested in Hawaii, Indo, Bali, Australia, Portugal, France and Tahiti because we figured they could put the Grill Mount through it's paces in those places and test it as hard as they could possible test it. They said when they crashed on their face on the face, they didn't even notice it was there because it didn't move due to the solid connection between their molars and the mount as well as the stiff poly carb construction. Due to the molded mouth guard style fit that is custom fit to your teeth, on a stiff spine that holds your camera, the way it locks into your teeth and doesn't flex, it keeps it away from your chin, keeps it from ripping your teeth out and keeps the mount from coming out. The lack of flex also keeps your footage smoother. Check a Grill Mount out, you'll be stoked on the difference hell men, engineering, science, orthodontists, 7 generations of 3D printed prototypes and almost year of prototype testing make to the final product.
Ken
Chris Monroe... testing.
Ken
Chris Monroe... testing.
Labels:
3d Printing,
bali,
big wave surfing,
camosun technology access center,
gopro hero 4,
gopro mouth mount,
hossegor,
indo,
keoni jones,
keoni watson,
raph bruhwiler,
ryan hipwood,
surfline.com,
tahiti,
tom butler
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