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Our Kind Of West

During the Margaret River Drug Aware Pro, Josh Kerr, who was in town to surf the event, got some real good surfing done outside of the jersey. And, he wasn't alone. Rusty teammate, Noa Deane, also rolled in to town hoping to score North Point again (he killed it there last year), but ultimately settled for some rather decent Box, and made the most of WA's plethora of wind-assisted ramps in the peripherals. Noa certainly doesn't surf The Box like someone who grew up on the Gold Coast points – he rides it like a local.

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Winter 16' Before Crowds Collection

Our latest BC collection has just landed online and in stores featuring Noa Deane and Mimi Elashiry. Get it before it's gone...

SURFING MAGAZINE FACTORY

It sounds cliche, sure, but Noa Deane is at a point where every wave he surfs commands your attention. Every single time he stands up, something exciting happens. It could be the biggest air you’ve ever seen. Could be an unpredicted ollie. Might even be a belly flop to the flats. No matter what it is, it almost certainly excited you.

Click here for three minutes of excitement. It was all filmed in just over a week somewhere near Margaret River. You should probably watch it twice.

Rusty Winter 16' Collection

Featuring Mimi Elashiry and Noa Deane. Available online and in stores now. #ourkind

Pulp by Noa Deane

A recent hard drive raid has gifted us a glimpse into the world of Noa Deane, Gold Coaster, fabulous straight air junkie. Inspired by skate parts so full of bangers that re-watching is an absolute must, Pulp is the new Rusty short by Noa and filmmaker Shane Fletcher, a greyscale assault of deep (and often thick) tubes, wonderfully unpolished rail surfing, and the boned straight airs that Noa has made his signature.

Mr Deane is a polarising character in surfing, but he makes it hard to be a non-fan, not only with the fact that he’ll talk shit with absolutely anyone (and do it well), but also with his raw and relentless attack on a wave. Pulp is a culmination of this attack over the past few months, an unapologetic work that’ll achieve the aim of making you wanna surf.