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20.3

Volume 20 Issue 3

In this issue: the man-made reef conundrum, South Africa’s John Whitmore, Portfolio: Jason Kenworthy, El Salvador, Profile: Tyler Hatzikian, Matt Warshaw on the ’CT, Gallery: Casper Brindle

  • 20.3

    SHOW TIME

    John Selya: on Broadway and off the map

    By Carl Friedman

    SHOW TIME
  • 20.3

    Boon or Bust?

    Are the man-made reefs springing up around the globe producing the waves as intended? Are the materials used environmentally safe and long lasting? It appears there are real problems with man-made reefs in all arenas: surf potential, environmental hazards, and soaring costs to build and dismantle them.

    By Paul Holmes

    Boon or Bust?
  • 20.3

    Well Connected

    John "Oom" Whitmore brought modern-day surfing to South Africa through his board building and promotion of the sport

    By Miles Masterson

    Well Connected
  • 20.3

    FOR A PRICE

    Jason Kenworthy's on the road and getting the shots. He has definitely earned his spot as one of the busiest surf photographers in the business today through hard work and dedication. 

    FOR A PRICE
  • 20.3

    Thanksgiving Epistles

    Jon Stokesbury in El Salvador

    By Chris Mattin

    Thanksgiving Epistles
  • 20.3

    The Unbroken Line

    Master Craftsman Tyler Hatzikian

    By Devon Howard

    The Unbroken Line
  • 20.3

    The Beast of Moon Tan Mountain

    By Bryan DiSalvatore

    The Beast of Moon Tan Mountain
  • 20.3

    Hot Live Streaming Action

    My logged on life with the pro tour

    By Matt Warshaw

    Hot Live Streaming Action
  • 20.3

    The Trajectory of his Path

    Westside L.A. artist Casper Brindle

    By Alex Weinstein

    The Trajectory of his Path

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