All 3 videos are in great condition, and look near new. I played "the search" in full, and found no problems.

** From info I could find, all 3 seem quite rare, but particularly "The Search – an Indian Ocean Sojourn"

• • "The Search – an Indian Ocean Sojourn" (by Rip Curl, 1992)

-> Doesn't seem to be available on any other format.

Sonny Miller's first Rip Curl film The Search – an Indian Ocean Sojourn was also released around this time. The masterpiece redefined surf films, with more cult classics following in Beyond The Boundaries, Feral Kingdom and more. The campaign went hard as the main advertising vehicle for the brand over the next few years. It has been a constant source of inspiration and brand communication since. https://www.ripcurl.com/nz/explore/history/the-search.html

• • "The Green Iguana" (by Billabong, 1992)

Historical information: The Green Iguana is one of the most creative surf films ever featuring Australian surfers Mark Occhilupo, Luke Egan, 'Munga' Barry and 'Margo'. All Australian soundtrack by the best independent bands of the time and stunning cinematography by Jack McCoy made this a cult classic when it was released in 1992.

Significance: One of the most influential surf films of the nineties by world renowned surf film maker Jack McCoy. https://victoriancollections.net.au/items/4f72b76597f83e0308605641

• • "In memory of Eddie Aikau - Men who ride mountains, Waimea Bay Hawaii" (by Quiksilver, 1989-1990)

This one's a bit hard to find specifics on, as it's named after the annual competition, so those come up instead in most search results. Here's a quite from Jamie Mitchell, a pro surfer presumably referring to this tape: "I think 1990 saw the biggest waves ever for an Eddie’s and to see a young kid like Brock charging so hard was incredible. I remember getting the 1990 Eddie video on VHS for Christmas and couldn’t stop watching it. It made me amp up so hard to ride big waves."

On the back "a surfing rockumentary dedicated to big wave riders"