Wallako is a cool surf shop. And I mean cool in a good sense: it’s managed and tended by a nice crew of real surfers, and it specialises in beautifully handcrafted boards by some great shapers whose work was almost unavailable until now around here (DVS, Neal Purchase Jr., etc. ).
Catching the spirit of surfing
Argentina’s Mar del Plata is no surfers’ paradise. But that doesn’t stop the locals enjoying the waves.
Comfortable isolation
Noosa Noseriding champ Christian Wach swaps so-Cal surf for the frozen waters of Nova Scotia.
Something old, something new
Steve Croft of Laminations talks asymmetric shapes, sustainable surfboards, and Chops Lascelles.
Heaven on Earth?
How can we make sure that our search for waves doesn’t have a detrimental impact?
Taking it slow
Costa Rica is firmly on the tourist map, but it’s still possible to find solitude in the surf.
A greener wave
Mark Sankey explores the possibilities for today's 'eco' boards. Photos: Alexa Poppe
