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Humpin’ It
Our bipedal trecks to reach the surf take many forms–from the shuffle to Black's to the soaking wet hikes along the Lost Coast– and these journeys are an integral part of understanding the surfing lifestyle.
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Turns That Matter
Finding efficiency with sculptor Tyrome Tripoli.
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727 Laguna Canyon Road
The Apple computer, the hot road, the Owsley White Lightning—where else could the foam surfboard blank have been invented but in a California? Whether you know it or not, the Laguna Beach skunkworks at 727 Laguna Canyon Road is the paternal home of your favorite sled. Together, design virtuosos Hobie Alter and Gordon “Grubby” Clark developed the formula that would revolutionize surfboard production in the decades that followed.
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Faces Through a Summer Fire
An excerpt from Allson James' "Faces Through a Summer Fire" with illustrations by Reik Adolph.
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Angourie in their Hearts
An original Australian escape hatch finds itself challenged by modernity—but not yet overmatched.
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Ep. 46
Jaleesa Vincent
On self-embodiment, taxidermy, her band, dealing with tough crowds, the Rage gang, the surfers and artists who inspire her, airs, and finding liberation in being an outsider.
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