For anyone who grew up on a surfboard with a skateboard permanently stashed in the boot for flat days or filling time between surfs, Jet Dehaan’s ‘Pulse’ will resonate.
The latest film from 18-year-old RVCA ambassador is rooted in Cronulla, where surfing and skating have always gone hand in hand. Filmed around the beaches, backstreets and skateparks of Sydney’s southern suburbs, Pulse explores the connection between the two worlds through the place that raised him.
More than just a skate edit, the film reflects on the community behind Jett’s progression – the mates pushing each other, the sessions that blur from concrete to coastline and the rhythm of a lifestyle shaped as much by the ocean as it is by the pavement.
It’s a fitting reminder that some of surfing’s strongest roots have always extended onto four wheels. Whether the waves are flat or pumping, the crossover between surf and skate culture remains as strong as ever, and Pulse captures that spirit perfectly.
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