Editorial - Page 4 of 109 - The Surfers Journal

33.3

To Open Eyes

The unconventional weltanschauung of Simon Fitz.

33.3

Paradise Lost

Are there any lessons to learn from the myriad ways traveling surfers have mangled paradise? A look at three hotly debated locations—in Mexico, Fiji, and…

33.3

Finding and Sharing Stoke’s Universality

How an obscure surfboard sparked filmmaker and cartoonist Darieus Legg’s introspective mission.

33.3

Fool’s Gold

Olympic surfing and its mainstream packaging.

17.1

A Nahua Way of Knowledge

Camping, surfing, and farming on the edge of a Nahua village in Michoacán with local David “El Vaquero” Ramos Flores.

33.2

The Brakes Kill. The Gas Pedal Saves.

Near-death experiences and point runners in the Baja desert.

33.2

Bureau Chief

Thirty years of imagery from photographer Jason Child’s Indonesian tenure.

33.2

On Style

Examining the artful exit.

33.2

Run a Knife

Taj Burrow on transitioning from the professional tour to the real world, dealing with inevitable regression as a middle-aged surfer, and his favorite ’CT competitors.

33.2

Throw Your Hands Up

Whether Sano, Malibu, or Bali, Karina Rozunko’s prêt-à-porter surf style proves attractively portable.

33.2

The Last One

Surfing is losing its greatest generation of handshapers. What will happen to the culture and the practice of building surfboards when they’re gone?

33.2

Ranch Hands

Deep-cut recollections from an epoch-defining day.