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“Single-fin surfboards permit a wider palette of creative, individual expression,” wrote Dave Parmenter in TSJ 25.1. In the interest of rigor, we enlisted filmmaker George Trimm—along with Harrison Roach, Alex Knost, Joel Tudor, Tyler Warren, and Jared Mell—to add a study of motion to Parmenter’s argument. Said clip presented here for your viewing pleasure. Hit the link for more digital features from TSJ. https://srfrsj.nl/2JARCEw | The Surfer's Journal

“Single-fin surfboards permit a wider palette of creative, individual expression,” wrote Dave Parmenter in TSJ 25.1. In the interest of rigor, we enlisted filmmaker George Trimm—along with Harrison Roach, Alex Knost, Joel Tudor, Tyler Warren, and Jared Mell—to add a study of motion to Parmenter’s argument. Said clip presented here for your viewing pleasure. Hit the link for more digital features from TSJ. https://srfrsj.nl/2JARCEw | The Surfer's Journal

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With over 130 pages of surf imagery, travel, art, people, and culture in every issue, learn how The Surfer's Journal is the ultimate surfing companion. | The Surfer's Journal

With over 130 pages of surf imagery, travel, art, people, and culture in every issue, learn how The Surfer's Journal is the ultimate surfing companion. | The Surfer's Journal

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Surfing—a maritime activity by definition—has always kept a hand on the tiller. From pre-contact Polynesia to the quartet of passage-makers found in our current issue, surfers take naturally to long-form swell riding. TSJ 32.5's "Outer Waters" spends nearly 50 pages connecting the surfing/sailing dots by tracking four separate voyages. 1. The Voyage of the Rhino Eight thousand nautical miles before the mast from Dana Point to Teahupoo. By Austin Cooper 2. Deep Learning Navigating the Gulf of Tha

Surfing—a maritime activity by definition—has always kept a hand on the tiller. From pre-contact Polynesia to the quartet of passage-makers found in our current issue, surfers take naturally to long-form swell riding. TSJ 32.5's "Outer Waters" spends nearly 50 pages connecting the surfing/sailing dots by tracking four separate voyages. 1. The Voyage of the Rhino Eight thousand nautical miles before the mast from Dana Point to Teahupoo. By Austin Cooper 2. Deep Learning Navigating the Gulf of Tha

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“Single-fin surfboards permit a wider palette of creative, individual expression,” wrote Dave Parmenter in TSJ 25.1. In the interest of rigor, we enlisted filmmaker George Trimm—along with Harrison Roach, Alex Knost, Joel Tudor, Tyler Warren, and Jared Mell—to add a study of motion to Parmenter’s argument. Said clip presented here for your viewing pleasure. Hit the link for more digital features from TSJ. https://srfrsj.nl/2JARCEw | The Surfer's Journal

“Single-fin surfboards permit a wider palette of creative, individual expression,” wrote Dave Parmenter in TSJ 25.1. In the interest of rigor, we enlisted filmmaker George Trimm—along with Harrison Roach, Alex Knost, Joel Tudor, Tyler Warren, and Jared Mell—to add a study of motion to Parmenter’s argument. Said clip presented here for your viewing pleasure. Hit the link for more digital features from TSJ. https://srfrsj.nl/2JARCEw | The Surfer's Journal

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With over 130 pages of surf imagery, travel, art, people, and culture in every issue, learn how The Surfer's Journal is the ultimate surfing companion. | The Surfer's Journal

With over 130 pages of surf imagery, travel, art, people, and culture in every issue, learn how The Surfer's Journal is the ultimate surfing companion. | The Surfer's Journal

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Surfing—a maritime activity by definition—has always kept a hand on the tiller. From pre-contact Polynesia to the quartet of passage-makers found in our current issue, surfers take naturally to long-form swell riding. TSJ 32.5's "Outer Waters" spends nearly 50 pages connecting the surfing/sailing dots by tracking four separate voyages. 1. The Voyage of the Rhino Eight thousand nautical miles before the mast from Dana Point to Teahupoo. By Austin Cooper 2. Deep Learning Navigating the Gulf of Tha

Surfing—a maritime activity by definition—has always kept a hand on the tiller. From pre-contact Polynesia to the quartet of passage-makers found in our current issue, surfers take naturally to long-form swell riding. TSJ 32.5's "Outer Waters" spends nearly 50 pages connecting the surfing/sailing dots by tracking four separate voyages. 1. The Voyage of the Rhino Eight thousand nautical miles before the mast from Dana Point to Teahupoo. By Austin Cooper 2. Deep Learning Navigating the Gulf of Tha

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Interior looks from the new issue, featuring an aquamarine point wave in Africa, scenes from surfing’s 70s counterculture, and the Mentawai archipelago seen from a drone’s perspective. Every iteration of the magazine contains more than 120 pages of surf imagery, long-form storytelling, travel, art, people, and culture, delivered in ink on heavy-grade paper. Subscribe to experience in real life by clicking the link: https://srfrsj.nl/27-5-ci | The Surfer's Journal

Interior looks from the new issue, featuring an aquamarine point wave in Africa, scenes from surfing’s 70s counterculture, and the Mentawai archipelago seen from a drone’s perspective. Every iteration of the magazine contains more than 120 pages of surf imagery, long-form storytelling, travel, art, people, and culture, delivered in ink on heavy-grade paper. Subscribe to experience in real life by clicking the link: https://srfrsj.nl/27-5-ci | The Surfer's Journal

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One of surfing’s most candid voices and unforgettable talents goes on the record with our managing editor Whitman Bedwell in “What Do You Think of Bobby Martinez Now?” “I’m proud of what I’ve done,” says Bobby Martinez in our current issue, “but I have a hard time patting myself on the back, like, ‘I’m a good surfer.’ Because it doesn’t even matter. Being a good surfer doesn’t make you a good person. Or a happy person. And I feel like I was able to figure that out and chase what’s important to m

One of surfing’s most candid voices and unforgettable talents goes on the record with our managing editor Whitman Bedwell in “What Do You Think of Bobby Martinez Now?” “I’m proud of what I’ve done,” says Bobby Martinez in our current issue, “but I have a hard time patting myself on the back, like, ‘I’m a good surfer.’ Because it doesn’t even matter. Being a good surfer doesn’t make you a good person. Or a happy person. And I feel like I was able to figure that out and chase what’s important to m

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Purist roots, local perspectives. In a world of speed and digital confection, the substance of long-form journalism and the geography of print allow stories, locales, and images to reveal their full import, impact, and context. For over 35 years, The Surfer’s Journal has focused on delivering a sensory experience you can hold in your hands, six times yearly. | The Surfer's Journal

Purist roots, local perspectives. In a world of speed and digital confection, the substance of long-form journalism and the geography of print allow stories, locales, and images to reveal their full import, impact, and context. For over 35 years, The Surfer’s Journal has focused on delivering a sensory experience you can hold in your hands, six times yearly. | The Surfer's Journal

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Surf storytelling for the physical world. Become a TSJ member today. | The Surfer's Journal

Surf storytelling for the physical world. Become a TSJ member today. | The Surfer's Journal

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While searching for surf in Antarctica, Julián and Joaquín Azulay learn quickly that below latitude 40°, there is no law. Below latitude 50°, there is no mercy. Pick up a copy of our current issue, TSJ 34.1, to read “Neptune’s Bellows” in full. Film by Michael Veltman. Photos by Marko Magister. “As we near one of the potential spots, a storm suddenly falls upon us, gusts of 40-knot winds accompanied by heavy rain. We’re pushed backward, our surfboards acting as sails, snow and dirt from the stee

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“The mindset is different than when you’re out at 10-foot Pipe and there’re tons of other people all trying to get the gnarliest wave,” John John Florence says about surfing New Zealand slabs alone. “In those moments, you’re not even thinking about how scary the wave or the setup is. You’re more focused on the competition of being in the spot to get it. Whereas when I’m out by myself, like I was at the slabs, you think, ‘Okay, I can not go on this wave. I’ll have another chance.’” To read “The S

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In our current issue, Dylan Graves speaks with managing editor Whitman Bedwell about isolated surf cultures, weird wave criteria, and his motivation to keep searching. Pick up a copy of TSJ 34.5, or hit the link, to read “Out There Everywhere.” https://www.surfersjournal.com/editorial/dylan-graves-out-there-everywhere/ “I feel like growing up in Puerto Rico gave me a degree in forecasting and planning. As teenagers, my friends and I would come up with our own theories on mythical waves we’d hear

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Surfboard design, travel, art, history, profiles, culture, and more—each issue of TSJ offers a perspective you won’t find anywhere else. This holiday season, share that unique vantage with the surfer on your list. Hit the link to gift a membership to The Surfer’s Journal. https://www.surfersjournal.com/give-a-gift/ | The Surfer's Journal

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Six issues a year of surfing’s living archive — stories that last longer than the ride. Become a TSJ member today. | The Surfer's Journal

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“Long before he won a world title in 2022,” Michael Adno writes in TSJ 33.3, “Harrison Roach was known as a surfer’s surfer, admired for balancing a career that was made from equal parts curiosity, creativity, and complexity. Some knew him for winning three Duct Tape Invitationals and for surfing for brands like Rhythm, Deus, and Roark, some from appearing in films by Thomas Campbell and Andrew Kidman, always surfing longboards well, properly surfing single-fins at Pipe and alaias in heavy surf.

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Designed to go off-grid and stay with you when you get back, each issue delivers 136 pages of pure surf storytelling and premium visual stimuli—your ticket to a surf trip committed to paper, delivered straight to your mailbox. | The Surfer's Journal

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From far-flung discoveries to the most time-honored lineups, TSJ offers a seemingly endless well of mind surfing. | The Surfer's Journal

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In honor of the surfers who left us in 2017. | The Surfer's Journal

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Ride shotgun with Wayne Lynch in 1978 as he sessions remote Southern Australia waves with Maurice Cole and Nat Young while candidly sharing opinions on the contemporary surf scene and board design. Filmmaker Jack McCoy’s “A Day in the Life of Wayne Lynch” and “Kong’s Island” are now playing on our site for TSJ members. Hit the link to enjoy the double feature. https://www.surfersjournal.com/jack-mccoy-double-feature/ | The Surfer's Journal

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In our current issue’s “Soup Jockeys,” author Jamie Brisick tracks Western Australian finless surfer Jordan Rodin and photographer Billy Cervi’s tag team approach to making hay in the slop. From early experimentation to gaining Derek Hynd’s mentorship, the duo continues down a frictionless path. “The biggest attraction for me is not having to generate your own speed,” Rodin says. “It’s flat out from start to finish, and it opens a lot of windows to waves that aren’t so good for surfing with fins

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TSJ 33.5’s “Searching for Arcadia” is Kepa Acero and photographer Marc Durà’s travelogue while hunting surf on the Mediterranean coasts of Lebanon, Egypt, and Tunisia. Hit the link to watch a short film about the waves they rode, the friends they made, and the volatile weather they encountered on their journey. https://www.surfersjournal.com/editorial/surfing-lebanon-egypt-tunisia/ For the duo’s full report, pick up our current issue. | The Surfer's Journal

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Another Day in the Life of Wayne Lynch

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TSJ 33.6 is pure surf energy from Page One to close-of-book. Hit the link to pick up your copy today. https://www.surfersjournal.com/issues/33-6/ | The Surfer's Journal

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"Bunker77", Takuji Masuda's 2016 award-winning film about a true American rebel, is exclusively available for TSJ Members. Subscribe to watch now. | The Surfer's Journal

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"Calypte: A Sailing and Surfing Voyage", is now playing on our site. Hit the link to watch the full-length feature film. Directed by Ishka Folkwell and Torren Martyn. Produced by needessentials. https://www.surfersjournal.com/editorial/calypte-a-sailing-and-surfing-voyage/ | The Surfer's Journal

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TSJ 32.6 is pure surf energy from Page One to close-of-book. Hit the link to pick up your copy today. https://bit.ly/TSJ32_6 | The Surfer's Journal

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