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7 Sustainable Surf Swimsuits for Women
All women who surf are far too familiar with the struggle to find a suit that actually stays on while surfing, let alone one that’s also...

Ella Engel
May 19


What We Love About John John Florence's "Here"
When you think of John John Florence, you think of big airs, world titles, and carving turns that spray into the heavens. Here is the...

Curtis Reale
May 19


Byron Bay Shark Attacks (2026 Report)
The sparkling blue waters and relaxed surf culture of Byron attracts travelers in droves each year. The beaches of this area are famous for their laid back atmosphere and reeling peaceful break but visitors should be aware of the looming shark presence. Knowledge about shark behavior combined with awareness of peak risk times will enhance your safety while spending time in the beautiful ocean depths of Byron Bay. How Many Shark Attacks Happen in Byron Bay? Byron Bay has a h

Curtis Reale
May 19


The Best Beaches in Conneticut Ranked
The past couple of weeks of below-freezing temperatures have Connecticut residents missing the warm weather. With over 600 miles of coastline, the state is home to some of the most scenic beaches in New England, from Hawthorne up to Pequot Point. With surfable waves inconsistent at best, both locals and tourists can enjoy other water-related activities such as wing foiling, paddle boarding, fishing, and sailing. The calm ocean is also idyllic background noise for more relaxi

Meghan Gallary
May 14


How Does Red Tide Threaten Florida’s Coastline?
Peak red tide season is approaching, and these toxic blooms can negatively impact marine life, beach safety, and human health. A Deadly...

Kailey Aiken
May 13


Southern California’s Toxic Algal Bloom & What Surfers Need to Know
While Southern California surfers were stoked on great swell recently — sea lions and dolphins were less stoked on what the ocean was...

Ella Engel
May 13


Big Sur Shark Attacks (2026 Report)
Where woodland hills meet salt-covered ocean depths, Big Sur lies comfortably between Carmel and San Simeon. It is a camping and surfing oasis filled with hikes, frigid surf breaks, and untamed wildlife. Sharks are an ever-present oceanic predator along California’s coastline, including the Big Sur stretch. Although shark attacks remain sparse in this area, staying updated and knowledgeable will keep surfers and beach-goers equally protected. How Many Shark Attacks Happen in

Curtis Reale
May 13


Andrew Cotton Talks his "COTTY Boot" Collab with XtraTuf & Big Wave Surfing's Progression
Photo courtesy XtraTuf Andrew “Cotty” Cotton spends most of his time in extreme environments. The blonde-haired 42-year-old big wave...

Cash Lambert
May 9




My Take on the Surf Culture in Isla Vista: No Place Like Devs
The always sunny town of Isla Vista spans just over a square mile across Santa Barbara’s coastline. Each night at sunset, a mass...

Ella Engel
May 7


HBO's Season 3 of "100 Foot Wave" is Officially Here
The waves are bigger, the stakes are higher, and the chase is far from over. Stream Season 3 of the 100 Foot Wave on HBO!

Cash Lambert
May 7


Why The Airstream "Basecamp" is the Ultimate Surf Camper
When the waves are going off, the last thing you want to do is leave the beach, even if it's for food, rest, or to get a good night's...

Cash Lambert
May 7


Who’s Making Sustainable Surfboards?
“The only thing that separates us from the water is the surfboard you're riding, there’s no reason why that shouldn't be made out of good...

Ella Engel
May 3


An Eco-Conscious Guide to Sustainable Wetsuits
Unless you're lucky enough to do all your surfing in the tropics, you’re probably more than conditioned to put on a wetsuit every time...

Ella Engel
May 3


The Best Men's Sunglasses for Surfers & Beachgoers
After long sessions in the water surfers should feel at ease knowing they have a great pair of glasses waiting for them on the sand. With...

Curtis Reale
May 3
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