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Return of The Patron
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Return of The Patron

How one of Central America’s premier surf destinations became the object of a bitter, decades-long land dispute

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December 2016
Life In The Excellent Range
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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.

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November 2016
Brave New Coral
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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.

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November 2016
At Your Own Risk: Finding Waves In Dangerous Waters
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At Your Own Risk: Finding Waves In Dangerous Waters

Reconciling the perfect waves and terrifying truths of Runion Island's shark-laden coast.

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9 mins  |
September 2015
Alternate Origins - Surfing In Morotai, Indonesia
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Alternate Origins - Surfing In Morotai, Indonesia

In the vacuum of an isolated Indonesian island, a different kind of surf culture has taken shape.

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9 mins  |
October 2015
Along For Ride
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Along For Ride

As surfers, we all share a deep hunger to venture into uncharted territories, and the same can be said for surf photographers.

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February 2017
The Ghost Of Waxed Windshields Past
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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?

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Volume 60, Issue 2
A Soft Purgatory
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A Soft Purgatory

Somewhere between surfing and bodyboarding, the softboard movement is going to strange new places.

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Volume 60, Issue 2
Matt Hoy, Former World Tour Hellraiser, Merewether Beach, Australia
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Matt Hoy, Former World Tour Hellraiser, Merewether Beach, Australia

“I’d like to see more people ride different boards, make themselves stand out. In my era—and before, actually—everybody had such a distinct style, nobody really compared to anyone.”

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Volume 60, Issue 1
From The Streets To The Streets
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From The Streets To The Streets

In the 1980s and 1990s, Johnny Boy Gomes was one of the North Shore’s finest surfers and one of its most terrifying presences ‘91—Volume 32, Issue 8

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Volume 60, Issue 1
From The Snow To The Surf
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From The Snow To The Surf

Ex-pro snowboarder Colter Deupree breaks down his snowboard-inspired designs

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Volume 60, Issue 1
Out Of Bounds
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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.

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January 2017
Renegades Of Punts
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Renegades Of Punts

Over 10 years after the original air-based competition series faded away, the WSL is breathing new life into the concept with today’s most radical aerialists. But will the outcome be any different this time around?

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Volume 59, Issue - 7
The Descendent
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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

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Volume 59, Issue - 7
There Goes My Hero
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There Goes My Hero

Why surfers often favor quiet rippers and misfits over mainstream surf stars

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Volume 59, Issue - 7
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Showcase Steve Sherman

Throughout the ‘90s, North County San Diego-based photographer Steve Sherman gave surf fans worldwide an intimate, inside look at the Momentum generation as they pushed surfing performance to staggering new heights.

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Volume 59, Issue 8
Master Of Some
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Master Of Some

Sometimes taking a step back from surfing for other pursuits can actually make you a better surfer.

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Volume 59, Issue 8
Are Environmentally-Minded Surfers Doing Enough to Combat Climate Change?
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Are Environmentally-Minded Surfers Doing Enough to Combat Climate Change?

Are many of us environmentally-minded surfers actually taking the easy way out when it comes to combatting climate change and fighting for ocean health?

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Volume 60, Issue 3
Flashback To The 'Summer of ‘69'
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Flashback To The 'Summer of ‘69'

The “Summer of 69” film dusts off radical shapes previously lost amid surfing’s most revolutionary period

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Volume 60, Issue 3
Modern Spin On Classic Longboard
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Modern Spin On Classic Longboard

At the Mexi Log Fest, a group of youngsters from California surf culture’s fertile crescent put a distinctly modern spin on classic longboarding

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Volume 60, Issue 3
Taking The Path Of Most Resistance
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Taking The Path Of Most Resistance

Almost 30 years after first exploring the Alaskan coastline for waves, Josh Mulcoy returns to learn that there are still discoveries to be made

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Volume 60, Issue 3
Rediscovering The Art Of The Surf Film Premiere
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Rediscovering The Art Of The Surf Film Premiere

“Self-Discovery for Social Survival” turns the afterthought that is a modern surf film screening into a legitimate artistic happening

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Volume 60, Issue 3
The (Un)Official Forecast
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The (Un)Official Forecast

Five left-field predictions about the future of wave riding

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Volume 59, Issue 4
Island Of The Mind
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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.

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Volume 59, Issue 4
The Battleground Below
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The Battleground Below

In New Zealand, surfers are fighting against a seabed-mining proposal that could not only affect their local waters, but set a precedent for a new kind of oceanic exploitation around the world

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Volume 59, Issue 4
I Dream Of Surf
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I Dream Of Surf

Decoding our deepest, darkest surf dreams

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Volume 59, Issue 4
Bob McTavish, 74
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Bob McTavish, 74

Shortboard Revolutionary, Byron Bay, Australia

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Volume 59, Issue 4
Cher Pendarvis, 68 Surfboard Shaper, Writer And Artist, San Diego, California
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Cher Pendarvis, 68 Surfboard Shaper, Writer And Artist, San Diego, California

With aging, surfing is even more precious. Every sparkling drop of water helps the stoke fire burn bright.

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Volume 60, Issue 2
Surf Like Nobody's Watching
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Surf Like Nobody's Watching

Can anyone really be an original in surfing anymore?

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Volume 60, Issue 2
No Man Is An Island
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No Man Is An Island

At the intersection of modern science and Hawaiian tradition, Cliff Kapono is uniquely poised to affect positive change along his home coastlines and beyond

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Volume 60, Issue 1

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