14.2

Bar Chords and Single Blades

Mark Anders takes an in depth look at Donavon Frankenreiter's life from growing up in Inland Mission Viejo to becoming one of the first sponsored…

14.2

Country Cousins

Gerry Lopez recounts the tale of a very young Laird Hamilton burying Rory Russell's surfboard in the sand at The Pipeline.

14.2

The Genesis of Surf Photography

Joel T. Smith and Sandra Kimberly Hall take a look at A.R. Gurrey Jr., the first true surf photographer. For the past 50 years photographs and motion…

14.2

Our Wedge Our Way

Ron Romanosky profiles his notorious "Wedge". The shorepound bodysurfing mecca of the West Coast of California. The Wedge attracts waveriders as quirky as the wave…

14.2

Return of the King

A profile of one of Kauai's most prolific wave riders, Titus Kinimaka by Drew Kampion. Kampion details Kinimaka's Hawaiian lineage and his big wave acumen.…

14.2

Undercurrents

The Undercurrents for Volume 14 NO. 2.  Includes reviews on Sumba, Beautiful Losers, All About Surf, Fuel TV's "On Surfari", and Tom Adler's Portfolio 4:Pre-War…

14.1

Sure Form

Expat Tom Wegener planes a life at Noosa Heads. A profile by Phil Jarratt on "The Joker." A native of Southern California, now living in…

14.1

Undercurrents

Surfrider Foundation's 20th anniversary gala in Culver City recap. The auction's 30 replica surfboards went for $235,000. A Lopez 1970s Coral Cruiser model sold for…

14.1

Kosta

La Cote Basque Au Fil Des Vagues. Over 10 pages of photos by Eric Chauche of the consistent and magical Basque coast, from giant surf…

13.5

Writing Against the Myth: An Interview with Kem Nunn

Q&A interview with Kem Nunn, author of "Tapping the Source" and "The Dogs of Winter" about how he got started as a writer, favorite authors.…

13.5

Keel Hauling

Photo essay of Richard Kenvin's trip to Australia with a bunch of fish boards part of his Hydrodynamica film project. Mikko Fleming and Larry Mabile…

13.5

Surfing and the Pleasure Principle

Garth Murphy moves to Hawaii at age 5 with his father who was a fisheries biologist. At the time in the 1940s, Hawaiian culture was…