This is the holy grail of surfing.
@timlatte put the time in, did the research, and left home with a hope and a prayer. It all paid off.
📸 @maxemanuelson
First and last real Baltic swell this winter. Sure hasn’t been the season we were all hoping for, but that one storm back in November sure was primo.
đź“· @katlastudios // @maxriton
Surfer, Arctic explorer and cold water enthusiast @timlatte is IN for Expo. Tim will be giving a talk alongside Dylan Graves on their adventures into the far, far north.
Locked in for July 25th at the Expo Hall in Newquay. Then, Dylan and Tim will be screening their latest movie as part of the European Surf Film Festival in the evening, with a Q&A session to follow.
Get tickets now via the link in bio.
#uksurfskateexpo #uksurfskateexpo2026
#MyForecast Episode #004: @timlatte goes north of north. Hailing from Sweden, he’s spent more time searching for surf potential in the Arctic Circle than just about anyone.
“It’s not the Atlantic hurricanes we look for, it’s the gigantic Arctic ones. Swells that no one really pays attention to except a few people who live there. And even then, there are only two hours of light, there are swell directions to figure out—you think you know what to look for, and then it’s completely different when you arrive.”
The harder a place is to forecast, the more rewarding it is to score.
Tim’s hack for pulling off the impossible is Surfline’s Historic Forecast feature. He cross-references past swells—when he’s scored or been skunked—against upcoming storms he’s tracking on the charts.
Head to our bio to see how we’re building tools to make the Surfline forecast, your forecast.
🎥 @maxriton , @pauldanielvideo , @maxemanuelson
After our stop far north, we turned less north, following the offshore winds and Atlantic swell toward the Lofoten Islands to complete our northern journey in truly novel fashion -> Surfing on the shortest day of the year and lobster diving at an Arctic slab.
Watch Less North on @dylangraves tube đź‘€
đź“· @maxemanuelson
📽️ @pauldanielvideo
