We’re Giving Away Noa Deane’s EAST For Free To Emergency Workers Around The World

We here at Stab wear many hats. 

Whether it’s creating content, hosting chlorinated surf events, or carting a stash of unwashed beanies around the globe like Ashton Goggans, none of our work holds a candle to those on the front lines of the COVID-19 crisis. Emergency workers worldwide are not only sacrificing their time to make the world safer, but they’re putting themselves at risk while doing so.

With countless stories of doctors and nurses clocking 18-hour days, police spread thin while trying to enforce municipality guidelines, and the bolts of society generally loosening as the crisis indefinitely continues, we figured it’s our responsibility to give back to emergency service workers in whatever way we can.

As a small token of our appreciation, Stab will be giving away a free code to watch the Electric Acid Surfboard Test featuring Noa Deane to any and all emergency workers—firefighters, policemen, paramedics etc.—who want ’em. It’s as easy as posting a pic of yourself on the job and tagging @stab in the photo (NOT in the caption, we won’t see that). We’ll reach out via DM to get your electronic mail and send you a code. 

While it’s not much, watching Noa Deane splash around Hawaii for 45 minutes may be just the mental reprieve that the hardworking, selfless surfers who occupy public servant positions around the world need right now.