“Eddie would go” is one of the most widely used phrases in surf culture, even four decades after the Eddie in question was last seen alive. What made this Eddie so special among the surfing community that his name would …
Subscription-based streaming services are now very much part of our everyday entertainment sources. The wide variety of award-winning TV shows, movies, anime, and documentaries keep us entertained anytime we want to. Not to mention the pretty new and far-between surf …
Don’t you just love listening to those songs that evoke feelings and nostalgia from the good times you’ve had at the beach? As I currently listen to The Beach Boys’ famous hit song “Wouldn’t It Be Nice”, I’m instantly taken …
October 2, 2020 marked one of the darkest days in surfing history. Surfer — one of the most recognizable surf magazines in the world — went full circle as they announced that the last issue they published will be their …
Photos take us back to the best surfing experiences we’ve had, the biggest barrels we’ve seen, and the most stunning places we’ve ever been to. They can be visual representations of our dreams or a reminder of the surfers we …
You’ve probably seen the infamous Charles Manson t-shirt with ‘Charlie Don’t Surf’ written at its back or heard of The Clash’s cult classic song of the same title. It’s a phrase that’s inspired countless art, songs, and multimedia references, and …
It is every famous surfer’s hand gesture – the unmistakable pinky and thumb salute. The famous Shaka sign… but what does the shaka sign mean? The Hawaiian Shaka Sign The famous greeting flashed by surfers and Hawaiian natives, the Shaka …
Board shorts. Sandals, Graphic shirts. Bleached hair — These pretty much sum up what a surfer style is like. And with one out of ten Aussies sporting this fashion, the popularity requires surf brands to continuously create products to cater …
With the pandemic putting a halt to some of the activities we love — traveling, social gatherings, and sports events — surfers find ways to experience surfing in other forms. And the closest thing they can get to riding the …
According to NOAA, the United States’ shoreline (including coastal states and other territories) is 95,471 miles long. Out of those are hundreds of public beaches. But sadly, only a few of them have sizeable waves that are perfect for surfing. …
