Volume 23 Issue 4
Lombok, Indonesia. Cape Cod, Mass. Kaimuki, Oahu. An unnamed island in the South Pacific. A sandbar in the south of France. This issue takes you on a journey, introducing you to a surprising clutch of varied and accomplished surfers.
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Foam Ball Satori
Pablo Miller, the most barreled surfer in the world, on 4k a year.
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PORTFOLIO: DAMIEN POULLENOT
Suggest, Adapt, Create.
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Racking Focus
Spyder Wills' well-honed cinematography captured the tenor of the times.
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Straight Back to the Cuckoo’s Nest
It looked as if the builder had planed the skin off of a blank from the days before close-tolerance molds and then sent it straight to the glasser, no further shaping required.
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ARC OF A CESTA
Despite having a full array of maneuvers, Pete Mendia's signature move as a time-tested photo-pro has become the cutback.
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Giving Slaps
Ron Croci’s watercolor renderings of surf fi ghts he has known
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God and Ben
Ben Aipa—a man’s man to be sure—has been a powerful, albeit humble, presence in Hawaiian surfing since the days of the Makaha International Championships.
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The Land of the Nauset
A Seasonal Guide to the Anything-But-Ordinary Cape Cod Surfing Life
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Boxing The Compass
Jared Mell is brilliant at sea. On land? Let’s call it a work in progress.
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Interview: James Scott Pellegrine
“No matter which pros were in the water during those times, I performed”
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San O ‘ Tableau 1937
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Generational Dynamics
Glen DeWitt and Sarah Broome bring rocket science down to earth with custom fi n-foils inspired in part by early NASA engineers.
