After 60 premieres in 30 countries across the world, Snapt 5 is finally available for everyone’s viewing pleasure online. The movie had been dubbed the most hotly anticipated surf film of 2025 and features your favourite free surfers, aerialists, hell men, all of which have sat on their best clips for up to a couple of years in order to save them specifically for this film.
Under the Snapt banner, creator Logan Dulien has produced four movies and confirmed that Snapt 5 will be his last. The films have been an integral part of surf culture for many years and have played a pivotal role in elevating the careers of numerous professional surfers.
This edition of the Snapt series features parts from the likes of Mason Ho, Harry Bryant, Noa Deane, Jack Robinson, Taro Watanabe, Parker Coffin, Clay Marzo, Asher Pacey and more.
Check out what writer Matt George had to say about Snapt after interviewing Logan earlier this year.
In today’s online surf media glutted world, it is not often that an honest voice arises. With endless surf clips at our beckon and call it seems as if everybody is just having a hell of a good time out there without having to offer any perspective or context on the vanguard performances of our sport. The meaning of it. It’s almost inhuman in a way. Scrolled. Disposable. Designed to simply be consumed without any nutritional value in regards to the soul of surfing. But now and then a saving grace occurs. That feature surf film that comes along. One created with concept and forethought. The one that barnstorms around to live audiences and inspires mass gatherings on big screens that swerve our attention away from our phones and back to the visual wonder that surfing is. Where we as a tribe can look on together and hoot ourselves hoarse at just how great surfing makes us all feel. How much it means to us. And see just how outrageous what we do in the ocean really is. And so it is with the arrival of Snapt5, the final installment of filmmaker Logan ‘Chucky’ Dulien’s Snapt series. Something he calls a celebration of surf culture in ‘Its rawest, most unfiltered form’. Far from the confines of the WSL CT repetitive pageantry, this film is where you are going to see the greatest surfing on earth today offered without restraint.
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