BioHazard

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The Common Man

Before his life and career were cut short, Bill Caster left an indelible mark on the San Diego surfboard industry—and the people who knew him best.

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The Archivist: This Thing of Ours

Culture studies of the beachside kind.

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Priboy, Tovarishch

Have you heard about the Russians of Bali? Damnedest thing. Rubled-up youth from the motherland have discovered the climate, favorable exchange rate, and 24-hour party platform of everyone’s favorite Hindu paradise. And they’ve found surfing. No one is sure how many Russians have landed, but it isn’t going unnoticed. Not with the way the gals look. Not with the amount of Cyrillic surf school signage. Not with the amount of droning EDM pumping from speaker cones around Kuta. So what does it mean? Mariah Ernst reports.

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When the Smoke Cleared

Manning the editorial post at Surfer Magazine with John Severson during the sixties, Drew Kampion laid witness to the swift changing of the guards that occurred in 1969 with the refinement of shortboard shaping and riding methods. This compilation of anecdotal vignettes illustrates the culture of that seminal year in surf culture.

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Couple Jabs by Kimo Hollinger