A Tale of Chasing North Atlantic Storm Surf
The North Atlantic can be a foreboding place. Dark, cold, and big. The author recounts a trip to Scotland, and his own chase for empty surf and a lonely lineup.
5 Minutes With Innovative Surf Filmmaker Noah Beschen
Noah Beschen is part of a new generation that’s taking over the freesurfing world. Not just with his wave riding, but his filmmaking as well.
Tom Servais and the Dying Art of Surf Photography
If surf photography isn't dead, it's certainly on life support. Iconic photographer Tom Servais talks about the state of his craft, and how lucky he truly was.
John West, ‘That Surf Guy,’ Is Connecting Image Makers With Everyday Surfers
John West, That Surf Guy, is a modern surfpreneur. His brand of surf comedy has resonated with his audience. And he's helping image makers extend their careers.
New Film, ‘Dig,’ Examines Snowboarder Ryland Bell’s Deep Commitment to Riding Alaskan Spines
In "Dig," snowboarder Ryland Bell and a team of filmmakers charge steep Alaskan lines in some of the most remote terrain on the planet. And try to explain why.
In Praise of Surf Localism
Following a violent clash in Tenerife, many online commentators opined about the glory days of surf localism. Sam George takes a look at the odd trend.
This Hawaiian Lifeguard Is Saving Lives in the Water and at the Kitchen Table
On any given day, Joey Cadiz could lives as a North Shore lifeguard, ride big waves during lunch, or help feed his community through his taro farm.
We Spoke With Carlos Burle About His Nazaré Wipeout and the Danger of Handheld Cameras
Carlos Burle says his recent Nazaré wipeout was the worst hold-down he’s ever experienced. After being rescued, the Brazilian was taken to the hospital.
Adriano de Souza Finds New Purpose a Decade After Championship Tour Glory
Adriano de Souza once stood on the podium as the new world champion. A decade later, he’s again a familiar face on the Tour — but on the other side of the rope.
5 Minutes With Irish Surf Photographer Conor Flanagan
Conor Flanagan has made a life for himself as a surf photographer in the Atlantic Ocean's most inhospitable waters. Ireland is no joke.
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The Greatest Conversation Ever With the Ever-Iconic Surfboard Shaper, Matt Biolos
Matt George recently sat down with ...Lost's Matt Biolos to get his opinion on the greatest aspects of surf culture. It made for a thought-provoking read.
North America’s 10 Gnarliest Ski Resorts
These are 10 of the most treacherous and thrilling ski resorts North America has to offer. They demand respect, focus, and a little bit of madness.
Is Anyone Else Missing the Triple Crown of Surfing?
A combination of schedule changes at the WSL, sponsorship shifts, permitting and more have ended Hawaii's Triple Crown of Surfing. And we're all lesser for it.
After an Avalanche Took His Leg, Lifelong Skier Marian Veith Returns to the Mountains
When an avalanche in the Austrian Alps took Marian Veith's leg, he essentially had to start over. He had to learn to do everything with a prosthetic.
Tanner Bendheim Is the Most Popular Surfboard Shaper in the World
Tanner Bendheim, of the wildly successful YouTube channel Bendheimboards, might be the most popular shaper in the world, and he’s only made 25 boards.
Pro Skier Caite Zeliff and Producer Josh Haskins Discuss the Future of Warren Miller Entertainment
The year marks the 75th anniversary of Warren Miller films. We spoke with athlete Caite Zeliff and producer Josh Haskins about the company's new direction.
Dark Side of the Lens: A Surf Photographer Confronts His Mental Health
Gifted surf photographer Marcus Paladino achieved career success. But anxiety was crippling his life. He tells the story of confronting his mental health.
The Story of the Uluwatu Ironman
When Uluwatu gets large, Bali's premier big wave, Outside Corner, comes out to play. The author recalls a harrowing day, when reaching the cave wasn't easy.
While The Eddie Swell Pumped at Waimea, San Diego Surfers Went Slab Hunting
As surf fans around the world were glued to their devices watching big wave surfers take on The Eddie, a select few San Diego surfers went slab hunting.
Baja California Sur and the Most Beautiful Emptiness
The Baja peninsula has long beckoned to surfers searching for empty lineups. And Scorpion Bay has fulfilled that promise. A look at the beautiful emptiness.
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