Zig Zaggering your way into the line up? At least now you can do it in style. In the second episode of Follow The Maud we see her rip in both the Zaggered and the Stone Void bikini styles. In the next and final episode we'll be doing a giveaway so stay tuned for it dropping on the 15th of May! Filmed by: Judith Emanuel

The TCT continues in the Basque country for the Karramarro Fish but this time round it was the lovely town of Zarautz being the host over the Easter Weekend. Zarautz Overview For the Saturday we had scattered weather conditions but some great waves and pushed through the Grom, Junior and Pro Am divisions as far as the semi finals. All finals were held on the Sunday with some rain through out the day including running the women’s and squids divisions from round one.It’s a great location and a real surf town with kids all over the place rain hail or shine.The location is in the centre of the beach just below the famous Restaurant / hotel (castle) of Karlos Arguinano with a concrete skate bowl that is just as busy as the ocean but just with all the kids.We were missing Junior finalist Ruben Vitoria after he hurt his wrist skateboarding before the final and was welcomed by our friends from the Ambulance service…….. The Squids level was really high and it was Portuguese Alfonso Antunes smooth surfing with confidence well beyond years, who took the win convincingly. Alfonso Antunes The Groms final was a battle and after an interference call around mid way it was also another Portuguese surfer by the name of Guillerme Ribeiro who was the winner. Guillerme Ribeiro Thomas Delplace made the drive down from France and took the win and 250€ cash with consistent form throughout the event and great combinations on the best waves of the final. Thomas Delplace Setup The women were out to impress and were unlucky with tricky conditions in their final due to the changing tide, but great cutbacks and wave selection from Nadia Erostarbe earned her the win. Nadia Erostarbe The Pro Am final was keeped a local affair with the win going to Imanol Yeregi and 500€ cash with great surfing through out the event with confidence and flow. Imanol Yeregi - 1st Place in Pro-Am Italiano Angelo Bonomelli flew around the place in the Air Show to take the top honours and the 250€ cash. Air Division Winner Angelo Bonomelli Thanks to: Koala and Oier, ZSE (Surf Club from Zarautz), GSF, FCS for the product, Romero, Alex, Horma, Mikel and Cristian for helping out, Mikel Yerobi speaker, Karlos Arguiñano for the Paella. Yael Pena        RESULTS: SQUIDS: 1 Alfonso Antunes 2 Martim Paulino 3 Diego Palazuelos 4 Markel Bizkarguenaga   GROMS: 1 Guillerme Ribeiro 2 Yael Peña 3 Julen Elorza 4 Carlos Vázquez   JUNIORS: 1 Thomas Delplace / 250 € 2 Inaxio Illarramendi 3 Gonzalo Gutierrez 4 Ruben Vitoria   WOMEN: 1 Nadia Erostarbe 2 Marion Bouzigues 3 Ainara Aymat 4 Iara Dominguez   PRO – AM: 1 Imanol Yeregi / 500 € 2 Julen Egiguren 3 Inaxio Illarramendi 4 Miguel Betegon   AIR DIVISION: 1 Angelo Bonomelli / 250 € 2 Imanol Yeregi 3 Yael Peña 4 Oihan Aizpuru ANGELO BONOMELLI AIRSHOW WINNER

Volcom Stone’s Peanut Butter and Rail Jam Global Championships converged upon Mammoth Mountain, CA April 19, 2014. Thank You To All The Competitors, Family Members, And Staff That Make The Peanut Butter And Rail Jam Tour Special! This year’s finale marked a decade of PBRJ Championships held in the Unbound Terrain Park giving a real indication that Volcom is certainly “True To This.”  Riders from around the globe were invited to compete for their piece of the $16,500 cash purse while testing their skills against the best up and coming rail riders in the game.  This truly international field of competitors traveled from many locations including Japan, Norway, France, Germany, Finland, Switzerland, Austria, Canada, and of course the United States.  It is amazing to hear about the voyages made to get to this point with many unbelievable tales to be told. From canceled flights to closed mountain pass roads; these competitors would not be held back as they geared up for the day’s action to begin. The 15 & Under Division was ready to run rampant on the custom contest site as spectators jostled for their viewing positions.  Hot out of the gate, Utah’s Joey Fava got things going with a solid 50-50 boardslide on the flat down rail in zone 1, a textbook bs boardslide pretzel out on the waterfall rail in zone 2, and finished things up with a cab 270 fs blunt 270 out to the flats off the diving board rail in zone 1 that sealed the deal for 1st place.  Minnesota’s Cam Kaiser had the juices flowing with tricks like his half cab tail press bs 360 out off the diving board rail in zone 1 for a rousting 2nd place.  Ontario Canada’s Quinn Dubios wrapped up his season with a solid performance that included a nose press tail grab late fs 180 in zone 1 and a 50-50 boardslide 270 out that helped him into the remaining 3rd place podium position. The entire division demonstrated that snowboarding has a rich group of youth ready to take on the bounds and so called limits for years to come. Fs Boardslide Down The Zone 2 Waterfall Rail Luke Zajac Linking Together the 50' Long Flat Down Rail In Zone 3 Utah's Joey Fava Inching Out To The Deep End Of The Diving Board With A Cab 270 On 270 Out In Zone 1 The 16 – 21 Division was now ready to get to work as they went to the top and strapped up.  There was a lot of camaraderie going on before the heat as they shook out the cobwebs and pumped each other up.  The excitement built quickly as Minnesota’s Eddie Fauth decided to attempt the first gap trick of the day on the massive flat down rail in zone 1 missing the apex of the rail by millimeters and stopping hearts.  Hot on Eddie’s heals; Jed Sky gapped out to fs boardslide and then gap fs 270 lip. From there Jed continued to push forward with tricks like a buttered in half cab to 50-50 bs 360 out on the diving board rail impressing the judges and helping him into 1st place.  Not to be outdone, Eddie Fauth came right back as he chipped away with his own gap fs boardslide in zone 3, half cab 50-50 fs 360 out in zone 1, and a gap fs 270 lip on the waterfall rail in zone 2 for 2nd place.  MN’s rein would not stop there as Benny Milam hammered out the goods with a gap bs 360 50-50 bs 180 out in zone 2 and a cab 270 fs blunt 630 out in zone 1 for the 3rd place spot. Minnesota Grown Garrett McKenzie Gaps 30+ Feet To Flat From A High Speed 50-50 In Zone 3 Minnesota's Benny Milam Squared Up With A Gap Bs Lipslide in Zone 2 British Columbia's Kody Yarosloski Grabs Indy While He Flexes For The Camera Minnesota's Eddie Fauth Goes For The Gusto With A Gap Bs 270 Lipslide In Zone 3 The Women’s Open Division was next to take center stage as the sun shined and the slush built up.  It was apparent that the ladies weren’t messing around as we witnessed a stomped 50-50 fs 360 off the diving board rail in zone 1 that got things started off heavy.  Norway’s Dina Treland came from across the pond spicing things up with some international inspired shred.  She had the judges turning their heads with tricks like her half cab 50-50 boardslide combo down the waterfall rail in zone 2 that aided her 1st place standing.  California’s Danika Duffy kept things tight as she pulled a half cab 50-50 bs 180 out in zone 1, 50-50 boardslide combo in zone 3, and a gap lipslide in zone 2 for the 2nd place nod.  Minnesota’s Kayli Hendricks held the Midwest in the top 3 with tricks like her sw lip 270 out in zone 1, bs lip to fakie in zone 3, and a fs boardslide to fakie in zone 2 to earn a 3rd place podium position. California's Melissa Evans Exiting The Zone 1 Diving Board In Style Kayli Hendricks Having It Her Way With A Fs Boardslide Down The Waterfall Rail In Zone 2 Dina Treland Came From Norway To Become The 2014 Global PBRJ Women's Champion PBJ, Pizza, and Smiles! Volcom's Johnny Lazz Woke Up To A Pizza Party Hangover. The Men’s Open Division was now ready to light the lamp and send this one into overtime. Each year these young men seem to out preform expectations as they charge the features with reckless abandon.  We saw a vast array of tricks including a straight on up and over nollie nose press on the waterfall rail in zone 2, half cab 50-50 bs 360 50-50 fs 180 out on the flat down rail in 3, and a bs 360 50-50 fs 360 off the zone 1 diving board to name a few.  Belgium’s Kevin Trammer had some serious style and a quiet killer approach. He was able to capture the title of PBRJ Global Champion with smooth bs lipslide combinations and a technical bs 180 sw 50-50 sw fs boardslide on the waterfall rail in zone 2.  Mammoth local Mike Gray knows the ins and outs of the Unbound terrain park with the home field advantage. He powered through the features to bring home 2nd place with tricks like his fs blunt 450 in zone 1 and a gap out cab 270 fs boardslide 270 out on the waterfall rail in zone 2.  Colorado’s John Myre had a hustle in his step demolishing the zones with tricks like his fs bluntslide 180 boardslide 270 out to the very end of the flat down rail in zone 3 obtaining 3rd place honors. All the competitors had their A game on, leaving the crowd cheering for more. Minnesota's Mike Skiba Finds That A 50' Rail Is Childs Play For His Skills Washington's Stefan "Krumm Bucket" Krumm Planting On Top Of The Wall For $1000 and Electric California's "Gooeyest Move of The Event" Japan's Ryoki Ogawa Straight Down The Pipes In Zone 2 Norway's Eirik Nesse Floating A High Speed Boardslide Gap To Tranny Finder In Zone 3 Mammoth Local Mike Grey Tail Spinning Out Of The Diving Board In Zone 1 Belgium's Kevin Trammer With One Of The Nicest Bs Lipslides Of The Day We would like to extend a huge thank you to Molly and TJ Dawoud, Caroline Casey, Lauren Burke, Tommy Smith, Tucker Watson, Spencer Myers, and everyone from Mammoth for their diligence throughout the PBRJ championship event.  Much respect to all of the Unbound Terrain Park staff for a great set up and support with keeping the contest site on point throughout the day.  Thanks to Sam King, Tony Conrad, and Matt Robinson for handling the score sheets and keeping eyes on all the madness.  Mad props to Danny Thomas, Tom Lippen, and Weston Park for their help with event logistics and spotting. Thank you to the Volcom family Oren Tanzer, Kurt Blasman, Pat Barraza, Jeff Kabigting, Kurt Thayer, Jeff Arnold, Jeb Desigaud, Jan Prokes, Chris Martinez, Daniel Cabral, and Sandra Gonzalez for their Stone support. Lastly, please check out our awesome PBRJ Championship sponsors, listed below, that added the extra hype at awards. -Rev’d Nutrition Bars -Electric -Gatorade -Kicker Audio -Fender -Cam Caddie Results: 15 & Under Division 1st:  Joey Fava (Utah) - $1200 2nd: Cam Kaiser (Minnesota) - $1,000 3rd: Quinn Dubios (Ontario) - $700 4th: Reid Smith (New Jersey) - $350 5th:  Luke Zajac (Minnesota) - $250 16-21 Division: 1st: Jed Sky (New Hampshire) – 1,200 2nd: Eddie Fauth (Minnesota) - $1,000 3rd: Benny Milam (Minnesota) - $700 4th: Garrett McKenzie (Minnesota) - $350 5th: Kyle Roles (California) - $250 Women's Open Division: 1st: Dina Treland (Norway) - $1,200 2nd: Danika Duffy (California)- $1,000 3rd: Kayli Hendricks (Minnesota) - $700 4th: Melissa Evans (California) - $350 5th: Narumi Sakuma (Japan) - $250 Men's Open Division: 1st: Kevin Trammer (Belgium) - $1,500 2nd: Mike Gray (California) - $1,250 3rd: John Myre (Colorado) - $1,000 4th: Eirik Nesse (Norway) - $500 5th: Ryoki Ogawa (Japan) - $250 Electric’s “Gooeyest Move of the Event”: Stefan Krumm (Washington) - $1000 Rev’d Rider: Eirik Nesse (Norway) - $500 Special Awards: Heavy Slash – Anthony Leyva Jr (California) Tough As Nails – Caleb Bonneville (California) Holding It Together - Jukka Tyni (Finland Line Less Traveled – Tucker Speer (California) Happy Camper – Alex Irons (California) The Day Ended With An Epic Screening Of Volcom's Featured Film True To This At The Underground In The Village At Mammoth! 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