People
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30.4
Propelled on a Zephyr of Compressed Wind
CR Stecyk, the Smithsonian, and the first airbrushed surfboard.
By Joe Donnelly -
31.5
All Roads Lead West
Plying his trade at the terminus of Route 66, Jim Ganzer exhibits the breadth and depth of Los Angeles surf…
By Peter Maguire -
30.2
Pumpjack
When Sam Hawk migrated to the North Shore from the oil derricks of Huntington Beach, he dragged along…
By Kevin O'Sullivan -
35.1
Endless Joy
In search of Dane Reynolds. The famously elusive surf god has never been more available—or more open. Still,…
By Tony John Andrews -
30.5
The Rake
Arnaud de Rosnay burned hot and bright. His demise at sea only elevated his legend.
By Phil Jarratt -
13.3
Infinite Games
The final days of Peter Crawford.
By D.C. Green -
9.1
Up a Lazy River with Bill Hamilton
A retrospective from the banks of Hanalei.
By Drew Kampion -
12.5
A Beautiful Pandemonium
How Rick Griffin, South Bay surfer and artist, became the unlikely herald of the Psychedelic Revolution.
By The Surfer’s Journal -
34.2
What Do You Think of Bobby Martinez Now?
On the record with one of surfing’s most candid voices and unforgettable talents.
By Whitman Bedwell -
1.1
The Bull & The Kid
An interview with Greg Noll and Brock Little.
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13.2
Tarzan Redux
Chapter Fill-ins from the Life of Gene Smith
By Malcolm Gault-Williams -
16.1
More Than My Share
Bev Morgan discusses the people, culture, and influence of surfing.
By William Bev Morgan -
25.5
DUKE'S ULCERS
How surfing’s central icon and Hawaii’s most famous son stomached a lifetime of poverty, exploitation, and…
By Steve Hawk -
20.6
Turning Points
Preeminent marine hull designer Joe Quigg on the roots of modern surfing.
By Steve Pezman -
15.4
Will the World's Greatest Surfer Please Lie Down?
The transcending genius of Mike Stewart.
By Bruce Jenkins -
11.2
The Cat's Ninth Life
On visiting Miki Dora near the end.
