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Two Generations, One Barrel At The Surf Ranch
Ben Collins
It's not everyday you see something like this: Two generations of surf stars sharing a single barrel. Kelly Slater and Jackson Dorian bagged this wave at the Surf Ranch, reconfirming Jackson's position as one of the luckiest groms on earth.
Not only is Jackson one of the best junior surfers on anyone's radar, he's ripping at a surfing nirvana and sharing a barrel with the GOAT himself.
Jackson is, in fact, Kelly's godson, which just goes to show he's more than primed for big things in the surf world. He was born to surf, with his dad, Shane, a legend of the sport who spent 11 years on the Championship Tour before making a name for himself as one of the hardest-charging people on the planet.
Barrels are the holy grail of the surfing experience and to see two generations share a single tube is just something special. It's a very small club indeed who can say they've been tubed with the GOAT.
Shane Dorian
Big Wave surfer, YETI athlete, and Momentum Generation icon Shane Dorian joins the podcast to talk about the upcoming Billabong Pro
Sometimes even the world's best surfers need a Hawaii Yoda.
In a new edit from Waco, Texas, Jackson has reminded everyone that he might be the best 13-year-old surfer on the planet.
Mick Fanning's first wave in six months, the WSL supports Resolution No. 20-12, and Shane Dorian firing up the next generation.
2019 Wipeout of the Year Entry: Shane Dorian at Jaws, Maui, Hawaii on November 27, 2018. Video by Carlo Carbajal.
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