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The 1968 World Contest
Ben Marcus has compiled first-accounts of the 1968 World Contest in Rincon, Puerto Rico with the first prototype boards of the shortboard revolution. The rules: biggest wave, closest to the curl, length of ride. With interviews from Corky Carroll, Mike Doyle, Nat Young, Greg MacGillivray, Fred Hemmings, and more.
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Square One
Lindsay Lord's planing hull study in Hawaii during WWII marks an obscure pivotal moment in surf history. After discovering Lord's book Naval Architecture of Planing Hulls, Bob Simmons developed the first hydrodynamic planing hull. Fast forward to 2009. Ryan Burch and Lucas Dirkse are students of riding simple surfable finless boards of closed-cell foam: They work the same with a fin, only faster and are strong enough to ride without glassing.
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Masters of the Kaiser’s Bowl
Ron Cruci paints the frequents of Kaiser's Bowl.
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Rare Birds: Salsipuedes
On the rarest of occasions when the natural elements all sync together for an orchestration rivaled by few waves in the world, Northern Baja's "Salsipuedes" becomes an epic surf spot of consequence. Don't let these photos fool you though– your average encounter with this wave will be a mushy and gutless one; regardless, it's nice to live vicariously through others' glories on occasion.
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Cutting Room: Taylor Camp
The outtakes we couldn’t quite snap into place in print.
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