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A profile of one of Kauai's most prolific wave riders, Titus Kinimaka by Drew Kampion. Kampion details Kinimaka's Hawaiian lineage and his big wave acumen. The story is centered on a wipeout Kinimaka took at Waimea Bay in 1989, where he broke his femur and had to be airlifted from the water. His subsequent recovery provided him with renewed focus and determination.

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The indefinite history of Fletcher Chouinard Designs.

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Jay Nelson is a serious surfer and fine artist. He is featured in multiple publications and galleries around the world. Originally from Southern California, the Bay Area, and now residing in Brooklyn, NY, Jay's projects include livable tree houses, camper shells, and George Greenough-inspired boat shells. He believes "high art can be your ride to the beach."

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On the allure of Sunset Beach, Dick Brewer, guts, long swims, facing moments of terror, the drop at Waimea, tow surfing, and drawing lines on big waves.
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