Volume 21 Issue 6
In this issue, Daniel Thomson’s midnight speed run at Lennox gets things started. Once Tom Curren cops to MR at Sunset as the best surfer he’s ever seen, you’ll find Mark Cunningham surfing among a mob of rarely seen subjects. If this dose of the offbeat has you re-evaluating your equipment, consider the virtues of sail-power with Greenough and our case for turning up the volume.
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The Lost Boys of Lakey Peak
Away from the congestion of Bali, on a small corner of Sumbawa exists Lakey Peak and its orphan tribe of local surfers.
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The Backyard Special
On hand building a sail-powered surfboard and the experience of using it to its full extent
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Somebody Has to Do It
Some might consider Bjorn Iooss’s job one of the best in the world.
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The Timber of the Times
From wooden planks to lightly sprung shooters for the likes of Mick Peterson, Rabbit, and PT, Joe Larkin is one of Queensland’s foundational shapers.
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ANATOMY OF A STRIKE
Martin Daly and Kelly Slater in the Marshall Islands
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The Package in The Pit
Surf, skate, and rock ‘n’ roll—such are the life and times of Rhode Island’s Sid Abruzzi.
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Studio 92
Each year, NorCal photographer Chris Klopf cycles a mix of international friends and surfers through his Centro surf shack. Here’s what they got into last season.
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A Deafening Silence
Where he once scored waves that could “drop dem jaw, ” Jamaican Billy Wilmot finds nothing but memories.
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ROAD SONGS
A Zak Bush Portfolio
