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Home Grown
According to Stanley Pleskunas, Stevie Lis was "always ahead of the rest of us." Stevie, a Point Loma, CA, local, shaped his first belly board around age ten, and his first Fish concept was a huge jump in surfboard design in the mid-'60s. Steve Lis is not just a shaper, but also an artist and creator still utilizing many different combinations and visions of building a better craft.
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Cowboy From Hell
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The End of the Lane
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True perfection rides the coattails at Nias.
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Undercurrents
Early big wave surfing pioneer Peter Cole talks about his experiences growing up in the Santa Monica/Malibu surf scene in the 1940s with friends Joe Quigg, Matt Kivlin, Buzzy Trent, and Bob Simmons. Gaining some big wave experience at Steamer Lane while attending Stanford, Peter transferred his acquired skills to riding big Sunset and Waimea during the 1960s.
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Hard Science/Native Son
From the lab to the pit with Clifford Kapono.
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