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“Full of characters, fads and fantasies, surfing is perhaps the most colorful sport to emerge since the Greek bare-handed bullfights,” John Severson writes in the editor’s note that opens up SURFER Magazine’s 6th issue. Speaking of colorful, this is the first issue to feature a color photo; Ricky Grigg rolling into a Pipeline stunner on
In the fifth issue of SURFER Magazine, founder and editor John Severson continues his campaign to “elevate the sport.” In his Editor’s Note, Severson warns that surfing may be outlawed across the state of California if conditions surrounding it don’t change Surfermag.com
The Fall of 1961 issue of The Surfer (SURFER magazine’s original title) features coverage of the summer’s south swells as well as a preview of the Hawaiian winter. Severson hints at his anticipation for the Island’s warm water and heavy waves with his cover shot of Ricky Grigg at Waimea Bay during “the biggest surf
After the success of John Severson’s first issue of “The Surfer” in 1960, which sold over 5,000 copies, he decided to go quarterly the following year. Which brings us to the second issue of Surfer: Spring, 1961 Surfermag.com
In 1960 John Severson published the first issue of “The Surfer.” Its 36 pages were a compilation of photos he took while filming “Surf Fever,” his own illustrations, some editorial, and a few ads Surfermag.com
Jared Mell Volume 5 from BANKS JOURNAL on Vimeo. We follow Banks Journal Comrade Jared Mell down through Central America as he explores some empty waves joined by filmmaker George Trimm Surfermag.com
There’s a damn good chance surf films are the reason you first picked up a board. From The Endless Summer to Beyond Blazing Boards; Modern Collective to Chapter 11; surf movies are, and always will be, our motivator to jump in the water, even when it’s 1-foot and blown out Surfermag.com
The Other North Shore [Issue 57.8] At SURFER, we’re fortunate enough to work with some incredibly talented writers, capable of painting vivid pictures of obscure surf scenes, and taking us along for the ride as they explore coastal fringes Surfermag.com
Does a party actually happen if it isn’t documented on Instagram? In this day and age, the answer is likely no. So how did the world’s best surfers and their plus ones celebrate the biggest night in surfing? With selfies, hashtags, and posts of all sorts Surfermag.com
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The results are in, the champagne is uncorked, and we are pleased to announce this year’s SURFER Award winners. Below, you’ll find a list of surfers and filmmakers who defined 2016 Surfermag.com
Choosing a host, or set of hosts, for the Surfer Awards is no easy task. It takes the perfect mix of class, humor, intellect, and general rambling capabilities to lead the best surfers in the world through a night on the North Shore, when boardshorts and bikinis are replaced with suits and constricting dresses Surfermag.com
The biggest night in surfing is finally here. Tonight, the brightest stars of the surf world gather at Turtle Bay Resort on Oahu’s North Shore for the 2016 SURFER Awards, an evening of celebration dedicated to those who brought us the year’s most unforgettable moments Surfermag.com
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It’s been a minute or two since we’ve seen anything from the mainland region of Mexico. But that doesn’t mean that the waves have stopped Surfermag.com
Match the strength of the Indian Ocean with the strength of Oahu’s young powerhouse, and you’ve got yourself a very interested surf nerd who’ll watch it all damn day. That surf nerd is me Surfermag.com
For Noah Beschen, growing up under the watchful eye of the surf industry in the testing waters of the North Shore is more than a fantasy. It’s his reality Surfermag.com
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