31.5

Interview

Some Men are Mountains

Clyde Aikau’s no-bullshit takes on charging at 70, his family’s Waimea Bay lineage, and near death experiences.

31.5

Feature

The Quiet Line

As a creative director, fine-art painter, and surfer, Marcello Serpa tracks substance.

31.5

Feature

Limbering Music

Searching for distinct forms of perfection with French stylist and autodidact Clovis Donizetti.

31.5

Feature

Brain Dump

Noa Deane shares his thoughts on instinct over analysis, the pitfalls of modern surfing, and unplugging the mind to stay plugged in.

31.5

Feature

All Roads Lead West

Plying his trade at the terminus of Route 66, Jim Ganzer exhibits the breadth and depth of Los Angeles surf culture.

31.5

Feature

48 Hours on Shifting Sand

The collision of real estate conglomerates and sand-point perfection on Barbuda.

31.5

Feature

Flesh, Blood & Slabs

Seventy years on, in both talent and craft, the Longbottom family continues to cut their own path across surfing’s landscape.

31.5

Portfolio

Globe-Trotter

Forty years of Ted Grambeau’s wandering and searching eye.

31.5

Field Report

Proof of Life

Exploring Somalia’s untapped surf with purpose—and armed protection.

31.5

Surf Almanac

Whomping for Gold

Will the Olympics kick the soul out of competitive bodysurfing?

31.5

Surfing Around

The Road Warriors

Raging in jest on the 101.

 

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​​Los Costeños de Aca

The locally-sourced history of surfing in Acapulco, Mexico.