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Dominican ramblings with a rotating cast of rail setters.By Scott Hulet

Chris Miller on the balance of style and progression, skateboarding and surfing’s influence on each other, the need for creativity in the industry, and more.By Elliott Wright

In search of Dane Reynolds. The famously elusive surf god has never been more available—or more open. Still, his enigma endures.By Tony John Andrews

A video collage of Dominican Republic surfing while embedded with photographer Chris Klopf.By The Surfer’s Journal

With beautiful places and people as subjects—set to the rhythm of both tropical and freezing tubes—Jack Johns keeps it way outside the conventional Cornish mold.By Daniel Crockett

Archival footage of 1940s Malibu surfing by John E.O. Larronde, screening for TSJ members March 2 through 8.By The Surfer’s Journal

First Chapter, Thrills, Spills, & Whatnot, and Chapter 11.By Ben Waldron

The poet said, “Style is at its best when artfully responding to need.”By Scott Hulet

Trimmings of midcentury Malibu and beyond from the archive of John E.O. Larronde.By Alex Wilson

Levels of perspective with artist Zoe Grey.By Sean Doherty

Crafted during surfing’s shift from long to short, the egg was never meant to be a compromise. Decades later, its curves and functionalities still hold…By Cedar Hobbs

Maximum payload in Floridian surfer Michael Dunphy’s Cessna.By Kevin Miller

A 100-year-old surfboard and its saved provenance.By The Surfer’s Journal

Riding a Morey–Doyle foam surfboard in the mid-’70s.By Steve Pezman