Volume 22 Issue 3
In this issue, we start with Shane Dorian committing to a hard-earned drop at Nazaré, Portugal. “There is no way to paddle back out after catching a wave,” he explained. After catching his first-ever wave at the spot, Dorian sat on shore for almost an hour before finding a ride back into the lineup, where he sifted through the roiling peaks and paddled into this beauty minutes later. Inside stories feature rich photography combined with fine writings from Lewis Samuels, Christian Beamish, Sean Doherty, and Charlie Smith.
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Presumed Extinct
Despite operating in an evolutionary cul-de-sac, Paul Roach is on his feet
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The Short Happy Life of Lighthouse Jetty
Denny Aaberg recounts the lifecycle of his favorite home break during his teenaged years
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36 Hours from Durban
In Mozambique, tuck-and-run sandpoints come with some caveats...
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Point Solutions
Regardless of hemisphere, surfer/shaper Michael Cundith has made a life of whittling high-velocity headland runners
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Natural Selections
An Andrew Buckley Portfolio
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Daily Driver
Shortboard modernist and archival shaper CJ Kanuha snags a few on a self-shaped Olo
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Between Strokes
Jules de Balincourt earns his fine art bones with salt‐caked neo‐folk and a boatload of reference points
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Lightweights Hauling On Sand-Bottom Spinners
Stephanie Gilmore was an unlikely candidate, at first, for Andrew Kidman’s single-finned experiment.
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PSEUDO ESCONDIDO
Packing tubes at a place that clearly isn't Puerto
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Outré Bar
In Ocean Beach, San Francisco, long period swells are easy to come by. Four-day-long storms from Japan combining with perfect weather are not.
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EuroAtlantica
On Location for the Filming of The Old, the Young and the Sea
