We’re sticking to our guns and sharing positive news only in our weekly surf news roundup. For the bad news, head to Surfer Mag. New York Times publishes a really
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We usually stick to the most positive or fun surfing news in our weekly roundup that comes out on Thursdays. Which is why today, instead of tomorrow, I need to
Crazy to think that once—and it wasn’t that long ago—all surfers went leashless. What might be even more insane is that once upon a time, you had to be a
The word of the week is “shoulder hopper.” You don’t want to be one, trust me. There are two places from where the shoulder hoppers come. Either they are inexperienced
And you thought Mavericks was gnarly, and Cortes Bank insane. Let me introduce you to Shipstern Bluff. Nestled on Tasmania’s remote Tasman Peninsula, Shipstern Bluff—nicknamed Shippies, or formerly known as
Hey, I’m Becca. I never had a Waikiki surfer girl on my bingo card growing up in central Wisconsin. I spent a summer living in California when I was 19
✈️ Airman hits the surf in uniform What’s the best way to say goodbye to six years in the U.S. Air Force? Apparently, it’s to get barreled—in uniform. On his
It got a bit personal. Which is probably why I now wrote and re-wrote this 3 times. It sounded too preachy, too self-serving, too painfully honest. What I really wanted
Imagine surfing every single day for 40 years. Every. Freaking. Day. Four decades without missing a session. I declared last Thursday, August 14, International Dale Webster Day, celebrating his incredible,
Surf Ranch Who? Wavegarden arrives in the US of A The first Wavegarden wave pool in the US will open on August 16 at Atlantic Park in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
