It might have been a lean winter in the Eastern Cape, but Brad Peens of Down The Line has been digging through the archives and found plenty of reasons to ...
In this weekly column series, Bernie Shelly explores the strange, funny rituals of everyday surf life — from awkward line-up ...
Before progressive surfing became the benchmark, there was Pottz. Raised on the beaches of Durban, Martin “Pottz” Potter was ...
Where the tar ends, the real adventure begins. Dale Staples and a crew of good friends head north, following the wild ...
The 60th Sea Harvest South African Open Championships concluded in spectacular conditions at Long Beach, Kommetjie, bringing to a close a milestone edition of one of South African surfing’s most ...
In this weekly column series, Bernie Shelly explores the strange, funny rituals of everyday surf life — from awkward line-up conversations and endless ...
To be honest, I didn’t know much about Raglan before the WSL announced it as the replacement for Jeffreys Bay. Like a lot of people, my relationship with the Championship Tour had a fixed point in the ...
For decades, Australia has been one of the great engines of professional surfing. From the competitive revolution of the 1970s and ’80s to the development of the Dream Tour and generations of world ...
Blending adventure, surfing and the untamed beauty of Alaska, The Outer Edge of Alaska follows pro surfer and explorer Dylan Graves on an extraordinary expedition into one of the world’s last truly ...
For decades, St Francis Bay has been a paradox. On one hand, it’s one of the spiritual homes of South African surfing, the place where “Bruce’s Beauties” was immortalised in The Endless Summer. On the ...
The return of Ramzi Boukhiam to the Championship Tour for the 2026 season feels less like a wildcard and more like unfinished business. Awarded the season-long wildcard by the World Surf League, ...
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