Volume 34 Issue 1
In this issue, a shaper hellbent on fast cars and boards shares his checkered past, a three-time world champ sessions Kiwi slabs alone, two brothers brave hazards in Antarctica while searching for waves, a French photographer opens his golden-age-inspired file, and more.
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34.1
On Style
Reno Abellira navigates Waimea’s Three Tables with grace, embodying the purest form of Hawaiian surfing mastery.
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Beautiful Lives; Beautiful Deaths
Mortal liminality at the crest of a breaking wave.
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Hard and Fast all the Time
Ross Clark-Jones on mental health, reality TV gone wrong, competing in the Eddie, and Mad Wax.
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Second Shift
Fifteen years of a photographer Kevin Voegtlin’s selects, respectfully “poached” while pulling doubles.
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Winter Lion
Wayne Rich’s waypoints of redemption.
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The Southern Audit
Glaciers, slabs, and talking parrots on New Zealand’s South Island.
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Roe Ethridge Thinks He’s Center Square
The photographer’s acerbic wit, surfer’s eye, and wry sense of humor melt together to create images that span nearly every aspect of the medium.
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Neptune’s Bellows
Below latitude 40°, there is no law. Below latitude 50°, there is no mercy.
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A Thousand and One
The surfing time capsules of Thomas Lodin.
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The Sea Inside
Estrid Lutz explores the cybernatural.
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One Bookend
Dane Gudauskas and Donald Brink’s venture into the extremes of surfboard design.
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Welcome to the Westernmost Record Store on Planet Earth
San Francisco’s Tunnel Records serves sonic rarities and on-point recommendations with a surf-shop ethos.
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Dumpster Dive
The unlikely journey of a beloved painting by John Severson.
