Localism
I’m a fairly fortunate surfer – I’ve very rarely encountered localism and even when I have, it’s been pretty mild and mainly down to people being ignorant of the unwritten code of surfing.
I’m a fairly fortunate surfer – I’ve very rarely encountered localism and even when I have, it’s been pretty mild and mainly down to people being ignorant of the unwritten code of surfing.
Few people would imagine that I’ve spent the last three months in envy of my brother. He is currently in his second year at Swansea University – in the freezing Welsh valleys, completing assignments and attending lectures. I’m currently in my fifth month of travelling, enjoying the baking heat of the Australian summer, sleeping in late and partying away the night.
Asylum seeker
Nigel Semmens on machine shaping and Gerry Lopez's backhand
Free falling
In an exclusive extract from his new book, Al Mennie explains what it's like to survive the mother of all wipeouts.
Promised land
Alex Klein discovers surfing in Israel and Gaza is more important than politics and war.
The Rules
Drift contributor Tim Conibear points a finger at localism and finds three more pointing right back.
Peanuts
Chris Stevens meets Thomas Meyerhoffer, the mind behind the Peanut.
Natural progression
Finished with wood and natural oils, Glass Tiger boards incorporate classic design elements into performance boards.