Splinters is an exciting look into the remote island of Papua New Guinea and how the surfing lifestyle has developed over the past 30 years. With a legend of a pilot who left his surfboard at this island paradise. Locals take to the sport with passion and talent hoping to rival champion surfers from around the world.
Jimmy Newitt’s independent publication, you’ve seen #2, now find time for #3.
At the start of the bathing season, May the 15th, SAS will be launching a new real time sewage warning system that will tell you exactly when sewage is being discharged into the sea at key locations around the UK.
Organised by EuroSIMA in partnership with the environmental groups Surfrider Foundation Europe, SAS and the ESF (European Surfing Federation) the event promises to be a big success this year.
To the soundtrack of San Francisco’s The Cuban Cowboys and Cuban bands partnered with Solidarity Rock, Royal 70, a non-profit organisation and Cuban collective that works with Cuba’s surfers, skaters and kids, is launching an assault on Cuba’s coastline in August 2011.
The life of Jai
Jai Lee's personal struggles and addiction to noseriding have twisted his creativity
El Mar, Mi Alma
A visual love song to the surf blessed land of Chile.
Be Breizh!
Mark Sankey and Alexa Poppe explore the underrated delights that Brittany has to offer.
Taiwan untouched
Neil Armstrong gives us a taste of what to expect.
Pismo Beach. For better or worse
Dan Hamlin and Jeff Pfost contribute a photo essay on Kelly Slater's worst wave.
Tyler Warren Experiments
Tyler Warren pilots a steady course through the hype.
Castles made of sand
Sam Widdows swaps London for Nicaragua, and finds an entirely different tube ride.
Dont Jump Off the Pier
A brief history of surfing in the north-east of England.
Forty Bonzer Years
Malcolm Campbell lists fourty notable things to represent the forty years of the Bonzer.
Mission: possible
Portugal explodes onto the global big wave circuit.
Thirty thousand
Richard James shoots a surf trip of 30,000 kilometres along the west cost of Africa.
All in Hand
When it comes to surfcraft there’s a newcomer making waves
