#Vans Triple Crown

John John Florence and Carissa Moore claimed the 2020 Vans Triple Crown championship titles on O‘ahu’s North Shore to close out the 2020 winter season. Vans hosted the surfing event with a couple of firsts including entirely hosting the event online and expanding the event to both men and women.

Jack Robinson earned an exalted victory on Tuesday at the Vans World Cup of Surfing with the best Final heat total in Sunset Beach history.

This year marks the 37th consecutive year of crowning Champions as surfers come together from around the globe to define their career.

Three-time Jaws Challenge winner Billy Kemper jumped from a big victory on Maui Tuesday, to another strong result at the Vans World Cup of Surfing on Wednesday.

TropicSport sunscreen recently announced their new partnership with The World Surfing League- Vans Triple Crown of Surfing (WSL-VTCS). TropicSport, a mineral sunscreen and skin care line, will be available at the WSL-VTCS 2018 competition on O’ahu from Nov. 12 to Dec. 20. The sunscreen company said they are partnering with the World Surf League to […]

MauiNow.com​ and BigIslandNow.com​ in partnership with Rising Sun Solar​ and Sunrun​ are offering the public a chance to win a V.I.P. trip for two to the 45th Billabong Pipe Masters on Dec. 9 and 10, 2015.

Maui-based Rising Sun Solar joins Sunrun, the largest dedicated residential solar company in the United States, in announcing its sponsorship of the Vans Triple Crown of Surfing.

In addition to the points race to qualify for the 2015 World Championship Tour and rankings points for the Vans Triple Crown, Hawaiian Airlines added another contest to the stakes this season in Hawaii: The Best-in-Class competition, which awards 250,000 air miles to the surfer with the best two-wave total at the end of Triple Crown.

Action sports brand Vans will open a store at the Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center center in late summer, becoming the first official Vans retailer on the neighbor islands, mall managers announced today.

Windy conditions prevail as strong trade winds in the 15-30+ mph range also produce east swell for Maui.

This weekend’s WNW swell didn’t materialize on Maui like it did for the North Shore of Oahu and just in time for day 1 of the Pipeline Masters event on Saturday.

Take a look out at the north shore and you can see there isn’t very much happening in terms of riding waves. Maybe Mother Nature is taking a break from pumping out swell after swell, which made the month of November one to remember.

Most north facing spots lit up as expected with the conditions. However, for non-surfers, the Kona winds usually mean a few more unpleasant things.