Do Something Four surfers share their how-to secrets for board building, moviemaking, swell chasing and alternative living

Lessons From John
What former editor Drew Kampion learned from SURFER founder John Severson about life, art and where the two become one

For Generations to Come
Rockaway’s Lou Harris is spreading the stoke to Black youth and leading surfers in paddling out for racial justice.

The LGBTQ+ Wave
Surf culture has a long history of marginalizing the LGBTQ+ community, but a new generation of queer surfers is working to change that.

Changing of the Guard
After decades of exclusive access to Hollister Ranch, the most coveted stretch of California coast is finally going public..

INSIDE FIND:
The Mental Vacation We All Need Right Now!

Hall of Strange
The trippiest, funniest and
most inexplicable moments in
SURFER cover history.


Second Coming
After a series of near-careerending
injuries, former aerial
innovator Wade Goodall
fififinds new ways to channel his
erratic creativity with his fififilm
“Pentacoastal”.


Stoner Vision
Revisiting the idyllic ‘60s surf
scene through the vibrant
imagery of Ron Stoner.

Archive Revisiting the Meteoric Rise of Surf Antihero Bruce Irons.

And Now a Gorgeous Surfboard Torren Martyn’s Mind-Bending 7'2" Twin.

Culture How Surfing Does (And Doesn’t) Help Our Mental Health.

Returning to the Well After a fateful surf trip 10 years ago, Waves for Water founder Jon Rose redefined what surf travel could be for those looking to do some good while chasing waves. Recently, on another kind of surf trip, Rose considers the good that the journey has done for him.

A Frontiersman’s Work is Never Done Almost 30 years after first exploring the Alaskan coastline for waves, Josh Mulcoy returns to learn that there are still discoveries to be made.

On the Front Line Bianca Valenti didn’t plan on becoming the face of the fight for equal pay in surfing, but when it comes to the advancement of women’s big-wave surfing, she’s not one to back down.

The Ghost of Waxed Windshields Past While localism in the U.S. has largely been eroded by social media exposure and litigious outsiders, will some version always live on in surf culture?

A Soft Purgatory Somewhere between surfing and bodyboarding, the softboard movement is going to strange new places.

Cold Calling In recent years, surf culture has increasingly romanticized the idea of solitary surf missions to coldwater coastlines. But does the reality of frigid wave hunting actually live up to the hype?

Livin’ Enviably
Vlogs, selfies and personalized jackets
may not be hallmarks of the traditional
professional surfing career, but Koa
Rothman couldn’t care less—he’s too busy
having the best time ever

Technicolor Tri-fins
Mason Ho, Yago Dora and Michael Rodrigues put
on a colorful, hi-fi air show in the middle of the
night at the Waco wave pool

The Descendent
Noa Deane’s punk sensibilities and go-for-broke
approach may connect him to freesurfing’s past,
but they also make him a man apart in freesurfing’s
present

Just North of Nowhere
Nineteen days of surfing with penguins, avoiding
landmines and pioneering waves in the South Atlantic

Surfing in Tongues
Enlightening conversations with experts on surfing
with spontaneity, balancing competition with motherhood,
chasing world titles, living in harmony with
nature and shaping our environmental legacy
De-Programming Mick Fanning

After surfing to criteria with laser focus and mechanical
consistency for nearly two decades, what will the
three-time World Champ do without the structure of
the Tour? For starters, whatever the hell he wants

Island of the Mind
Far from the pressure and fanfare of the
World Tour, John Florence discovers
perfect surf and unlikely kinship with
Dave Rastovich on King Island

More Than A Survivor
Bethany Hamilton achieved worldwide
fame after losing her left arm in an infamous
shark attack. Now, after 15 years
of being labeled a “shark attack survivor,”
Hamilton’s trying to reclaim her
own narrative

The Infinite Line
As far as Maui charger Kai Lenny can
tell, there’s no limit to the size of waves
we can surf, or the ways in which we can
approach them

Panamanian Mind Games
For Billy Kemper, Nathan Florence and
Eli Olson, Central America’s most enigmatic
wave is also its most enticing

And Now a Gorgeous Surfboard
Skip Frye’s Equinox Glider

Wisdom
Joel Tudor, 41, San Diego, California

In Retrospect
Greenough’s Mythical Rincon Session

Occupational Hazard
A freesurfer, big-wave charger and two
competitive phenoms break down their
worst surf injuries

Dark Horizons
After a hurricane season marked by perfect
waves and widespread devastation,
those affected consider climate change,
storm generation and the fraught future
of their coasts

Corndogging
Slater’s Final World Title To-Do List

Creators
A Silver Bullet for Board-Bag Fees?

Archive
1998’s Underdog Title Race

Wisdom
Keala Kennelly, 39, Kauai

Culture
Why Do We Talk Like Surfers, Anyway?
The 2017 Holiday Gift Guide
This Season’s Best Surf Gear

The Lagosian Oasis - On paper, Nigeria is synonymous with militant conflict, terrorism and kidnappings, but a small coastal village is trying to overcome these stereotypes one wave at a time.

Battle for the Bay - What does the controversial legal battle between visiting and local Lunada Bay surfers mean for the famed break and the future of localism? 

In the Shadow of Giants - The waves of the Canary Islands are as beautiful as they are terrifying, which is exactly how local surfer Jonathan Gonzalez and his friends like them.

Showcase: Kenny Hurtado - The Southern California photographer trains his lens on surfing’s fringes.

Sea Change - Five waves that prove surf spots are anything but static.

The Drowning Isles - The Solomon Islands are an archipelago filled with idyllic beaches and perfect waves, but as temperatures and sea levels rise, much of their pristine coast is disappearing.

Of Waves and White Elephants - How one of Northern Baja’s best waves was pioneered by California surfers, only to be destroyed to construct an unnecessary natural-gas terminal.

Embracing Colossus - The enormous surf of Nazaré, Portugal, was once greatly feared by the townspeople, but now it’s becoming their greatest resource.

Peaking - Standout moments in the lives of waves (and the surfers who ride them).

Rogue Lines - Five people who are forging unique paths in surfing and shaking things up in the process.

Mind Control - Dane Reynolds’ raw surfing, auteurist filmmaking, and contrarian voice broke down barriers and redefined professional surfing. But perhaps his greatest challenge is getting out of his own head.

The Proximity Tapes - On location for Taylor Steele’s latest film, eight of the world’s most influential surfers discuss their craft.

Carving Giants - Drawing unique lines in big waves requires equal parts imagination and brawn, and woodworker Ben Wilkinson has both.

An Icy Resolve - Armed with little more than a few surfboards and tents, Dane and Tanner  Gudauskas go searching for surf along Iceland’s unpredictable coast.

The Shape of Things to Come - Quantum leaps in high-performance surfboard design have been replaced by incremental advances. But do the world’s best shapers think there are
any more breakthroughs to be made? 

The 2017 Surfboard & Accessory Guide - Everything you need to know about your next dream board.

In Session - John Florence may have been born with incredible surf talent, but he had to learn how to compete. After a year marked by Eddie, Triple Crown, and world title wins, Florence’s lesson plan seems to be working just fine.

Her Brother’s Keeper - After her brother, Owen, was severely injured surfing Pipeline, Tyler Wright made a promise to him that she’d bring the world title home.

Safety Not Guaranteed - As shark populations have grown in recent years, so have the numbers of sightings and attacks. What does this trend mean for surfers?...

Liquid Ideals - Breaking down our ever-shifting definition of the perfect wave...

The Serpentine Pact - Following a tip from an old friend, Mick Fanning found his own private Superbank, and he’s not telling a soul where it is...

Defending Paradise - Puerto Rico boasts some of the best, most picturesque waves in the Caribbean, and local surfers will do whatever it takes to keep it that way.

California’s Lost Bliss - Photographer Woody Woodworth focused on silver linings in a hardened era of California surfing.

Showcase: Matt Clark - Empty waves and desolate beauty along New York’s winter shores.

Focal Points - A visual journey through a year of stellar surf photography.

In this issue: Shock Waves From big-wave chargers to average recreational riders, surfers may be at a greater risk for concussions than we think, Out Of Bounds Surrounded by pristine Australian wilderness, Asher Pacey and Bobby Martinez score the best beachbreak barrels of their lives without another soul in sight, Let Them Log With the success of Joel Tudor’s Duct Tape Invitational, and the widespread acceptance of traditional logs, why are we still crowning World Longboard Champions on oversized thrusters? and much more...

The Good Samaritan - In Papua New Guinea, a country marked by dense jungles, perfect waves, and tribal violence, medevac pilot Mark Palm tries to balance lifesaving with a
fanatical surfing life.

Spirit Animal - For Dane Gudauskas, relentless optimism and unbridled enthusiasm aren’t affectations; they are the key to surfing fulfillment.

Return of the Patrõn - How one of Central America’s premier surf destinations became the object of a bitter, decadeslong land dispute.

Cursed Land - Five young guns find equal parts perfection and punishment on an isolated Indonesian isle.

The Ember in the Ashes - A decade of hard living nearly killed one of the greatest noseriders of all time. Instead, CJ Nelson found a second chance in surfing.

Year of the Shark - After being attacked by a great white, losing his brother, and watching the world title slip through his fingers, Mick Fanning should be a broken man. Yet somehow he’s managed to find peace in the chaos.

Secondhand Stoke - Following a surfboard drive led by California-based foundation Positive Vibe Warriors, the future of Jamaican surfing is looking brighter than ever.

Life in the Excellent Range - Now retired after 18 years spent living large on the World Tour, Taj Burrow isn’t the least bit concerned about what comes next.

Brave New Coral - Human activity has wreaked havoc on coral reefs around the world. Now, under the threat of climate change, coral’s best chance for survival may be human creativity.

Unsung Essentials - Five often-overlooked but indispensable ingredients in the modern surfboard’s recipe.

Just Beyond the Breakwater - South Africa’s latest surf discovery wasn’t made during an off-the-grid expedition. It happened in the middle of one of the country’s biggest urban centers.

Double Life - On land, Paige Alms may seem like an average 28-year-old, juggling jobs to make ends meet. But in the water, she’s anything but ordinary.

Sons of Steamer Lane - Santa Cruz has long been synonymous with brash locals, big airs, and bigger flameouts. But can the next generation of local surfers flip the script?

Exposure: Southern Grit - From powerful sand-bottom points to bulldozing beachbreaks, the waves of Mainland Mexico span the spectrum of rugged perfection.

The Purist - In an era when high-flying acrobatics have taken center stage on the World Tour, Conner Coffin is here to remind us of the power of a classic line.

LOCAL VANTAGE - Iconic American surf scenes according to those who know them best.

CONJURING SEA MONSTERS - American artist Raymond Pettibon brings surf dreams and nightmares to life through his work

WOMEN WHO RIDE MOUNTAINS - Meet the hard-charging women of San Francisco’s Ocean Beach.

FIRST PEAK - For nearly 40 years, Sebastian Inlet’s freak wedge groomed some of the world’s most radical surfers. Ten years after its demise, its importance has never been 
more clear

FACES OF ANDY - Five years after the death of Hawaiian World Champion Andy Irons, it’s as difficult as ever to separate the man from his myth

THE OTHER NORTH SHORE - Waves along Lake Superior’s frozen northern coast can be just as good as any found in the ocean. Just don’t expect surfing them to be easy

STRONG ISLAND SON - Being born and raised on Long Island, New York, might seem like a disadvantage for an aspiring big-wave surfer. But in the case of Will Skudin, his roots might be his greatest strength.

CONTAGION PRESENT - Until San Diego improves its wastewater treatment and runoff-management strategies, local surfers are risking life and limb for waves

EDGE OF THE EAST - Hunting cold-water perfection along the fringes of New England

Look, but Don’t Touch - Five surf zones you should avoid no matter how good the waves are

Survivors’ Surf Club - In the wake of two civil wars and an Ebola outbreak, a handful of Liberians are finding solace along the region’s perfect left-hand points

Northern Trespass - For Icelandic surfers, chasing waves along the country’s frigid shores comes naturally. For everyone else, it’s a lesson in punishment

Che Don’t Surf - Relations are thawing between the United States and Cuba, and travel restrictions are relaxing. But when it comes to surfing in Cuba, some things never change

The Forgiving Coast - Yadin Nicol and Dillon Perillo enjoy the path of least resistance in Costa Rica

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