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7.22.10
Features
SURFER POLLS ARE OPEN! Vote For Your Favorite Surfers In 2008
Got an itchy election finger like the rest of the populace? Don’t worry. You don’t have to wait until November to use it. SURFER Magazine opened voting today for the 2008 SURFER Poll, a tradition recognized as the most powerful voice in the wave-riding world—a voice given its power by the people. Now in its [...]
7.22.10
Features
INSIDE BALIWOOD, Pt. 3: Inside Stranger Than Fiction With the Bali Crew
Baliwood boasts arguably the highest performance surfing going on planet-wide – especially when Taylor Steele’s crew is running production on a flick. This type of thing is bound to be happening on a regular basis, since Steele lives here full time as well as a heap of other career-maker photogs like Jason Childs and the [...]
7.22.10
Features
SUMMER PHOTO CONTEST: Submit Your Best Summer Shots!
Send in your best summer shots and you could get your photos published in SURFER Magazine as well as your own feature gallery on SurferMag.com. Just submit your photos sized to 1024 by 683 px and include a brief caption that explains any relevant information to SURFER Magazine. Submissions accepted until July 30, 2008.
7.22.10
Features
A NEW ERA: Joel Patterson Takes The Helm At SURFER Magazine
Change is good. It allows you to reflect on the past, reassess the present, and plan for a brighter future. Sometimes it’s just what you need to live a more fulfilling existence. While SURFER Magazine has been steering a prosperous course under the direction of Editor, Chris Mauro, for the better part of a decade, [...]
7.22.10
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INDO TRIP GONE AWRY: Joey Cones Discusses His Misadventure In The Mentawais
It’s every traveling surfer’s worst nightmare. To be lying on a cement floor in a Third World country savagely beaten, bruised, and bloody. Tired and disoriented, praying that if death does come form the angry mob quickly approaching, it comes quick. Yeah, trust me, if I had to do it over again I would have [...]
7.22.10
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STOKED AT THE AIRPORT: Surfing Heritage Foundation Launches Surf Exhibit In John Wayne
While surfers have recently directed a lot of negative attention towards airports and airlines as a result of increased baggage fees, The Surfing Heritage Foundation’s latest project promises to pump stoke back into the terminals of at least one airport: Orange County’s John Wayne. Click here to check out images from the exhibit. Just last [...]
7.22.10
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ASP CHANGES FORMAT: Dream Tour Gets A Facelift For 2009
Following one of the most historic board meetings to date, the ASP has introduced the option for a new competition format to be implemented in ASP World Tour events in 2009. While the traditional 48-man format will still be available, events can elect to implement an altered 48-man format consisting of the following: two opening [...]
7.22.10
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HANDS ON: Tim Stamps Profile And Giveaway!
His name is Cowboy. He’s been sleeping in the shadow of the entry way for the last three hours, and he did the same thing yesterday. By the looks of the perma-fade in the cement, he probably does it everyday, but that hasn’t stopped him from winning Employee of the Month for six months straight. [...]
7.22.10
Features
PADANG UPDATE: Hauling A Ship Off Padang Reef No Easy Feat
The recent grounding of the Ho Tsai No. 18 fishing vessel at Padang Padang has proven an undeniable study in contrast. An idyllic, tropical rendering of all that is good in the natural world has been graffitied with a rusty, fish-killing colossus that has not only made for some interesting photographs, but now threatens serious [...]
7.22.10
Features
THE DROP: Rumors, Hearsay, And Speculation In The World Of Surf
In the spirit of The National Enquirer, The Star, and the defunct Weekly World News (Read: Wolfman Weds Batwoman), pro surfing now has The Drop. Given the wealth of information floating out there these days—not all of it accurate—we figured somebody had to monitor the airwaves. On the search for all the dirt that’s not [...]
