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Monolith

John Cherry and Terry Martin have taken on the difficult task of creating modern replicas of Bob Simmons' dual fin monoliths.

Monolith

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Cactus Wagon

Jan-Michael Vincent and Denny Aaberg venture deep into Baja
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Ghost Shaper

The entire staff of Wave Riding Vehicles is convinced their workplace is haunted. Of course, it's the friendly ghost of the legendary shaper Robert "Redman" Manville. Since Redman's passing, WRV has reported such incidents as a tornado, machines turning on unexpectedly, lights turning on and off, and boards jumping off racks.
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40 Days and 40 Nights

“The morning I took this picture somewhere in Baja I woke up under the 'veggie' truck in my sleeping bag, grabbed my camera, and was just sniffing around.”
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“Standing Up” with Yusuke Hanai

Alex Weinstein talks with the Japanese artist about the power of art and the underdog.
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The Best I Ever Saw: Shaun Claffey

The Best I Ever Saw: Looking through a copy of "Photo: Grannis," the author sees a photo of his favorite surfer: a classic black-and-white photo captioned "unidentified." With the mystery solved, Schurman recollects Shaun's classic maneuvers and impressions he made when he was just a grom at local Santa Barbara breaks throughout the '60s.Blank Expression: A confined, lonesome, dirty job: "Behold the humble sander." Take a peak at one of San Diego's most famous surfboard sanders—Kenny Mann.