Caleb Cutmore explores New Zealand

a little over a year ago, April 2022And Caleb Cutmore Won open tournaments New Zealandorganized by Exit and which took place in Christchurch, New Brighton Beach To be more precise. If this young surfer’s name comes straight from raglan Unbeknownst to you, it is not very surprising. Ceremonies highlighting Caleb’s talents are not many and the young New Zealander is not self-promoting. He much prefers to tend his vegetable garden and hunt with a bow when he doesn’t have both feet on his board. He stayed three more days in the South Island New Zealand At the end of the competition, he is the one who comes from the “main” island, less wild.

Caleb and her videographer, Cameron, they undoubtedly went south in search of virgin waves. Let’s think of the slippers and hoodie Caleb wore, inasmuch as temperatures drop as one descends south on this Pacific island. Equipment he did not wear during his series in competition. We are also fortunate to have very nice photos for the local competition. If Caleb He won the event, thanks to his technique in small waves.

in Three days They had time to make their own Six semesters And saw excellent waves, worthy of world class surf videos. Subaru drives lokthe longboarder Band, they roamed the roads of this uncharted territory. At the beginning of the mod, the voiceover, which is nothing but a voice Cameron HaylockLittle book Which every surfer read during their trip, or just before. There is no real link between these two books and their trip with friends, but what the videographer wanted to highlight was the state of mind they were both surfers in. To do this, just look at the summary of the two books: “The Garden City – Work, Rest and the Art of Being Human” by John Mark Comer and the second by George Martin, “A Clash of Kings”.

130 views at the time these lines are being written for the video below isn’t a lot, it’s quite a bit for a young surfer like Caleb. If you want to know more about this talented young man, this video is perfect!

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