Longboard magazine

VOLUME TWELVE, NO.5

Glimpses of the Glide—The 2004 Summer Photo Special Feature

Surf Photography—A Primer by Guy Motil with Tristan Wand

Photo Portfolios by Jim Pidgeon, Chris Klopf and Branden Aroyen

Halfway Home—Mid-season report on the U.S.

VOLUME TWELVE, NO.4

In Trim: Bing Copeland by Paul Holmes

Super Tuesday—Best Malibu in Years by Ben Marcus

Meanwhile South of the Border—Scorpion Bay by Josh Kimball

The Art of Noseriding with Noah Shimabukuro, Kassia Meador, Alex Knost, Schuy

VOLUME ELEVEN, NO. 5

Summer Soulstice—The 2003 Summer Photo Special Feature

On the Board—All About Wax by Devon Howard

Profile: Becoming Stephen Slater by Brad Melekian

U.S. Pro Longboard Tour Preview (including competitor profiles)

Surfboa

VOLUME THIRTEEN, NO. 1

In Trim: Dick Metz by Paul Holmes

Surf Culture Now by Sean Preci

Groms: Generation Next by Tristan Wand

2005 Fin Forum Guide; 5x5: Ryan Engle

Dropping In: Justin Hugron

Surf Sister: Marissa Barry

VOLUME TWELVE, NO.6

In Trim: Mac Meda, the La Jolla Underground by Tristan Wand

Southern California Sessions featuring malibu by Dane Peterson, Huntington Beach by Rocky McKinnon, San Onofre by Brendan White, Windansea by Erik Sommer

Stylish Wars

VOLUME TWELVE, NO.3

The Interview Issue featuring Seven Top Surfers: Bonga Perkins by Devon Howard

Christian Wach by Sean Preci

Daize Shayne by Sean Preci; CJ Nelson by Terry Sowers

Mike De Temple by Sean Preci; Joey Hawakins by Paul Holmes

In Trim: Greg Noll by Paul Holmes

MTV’s Surf Girls by Paul Holmes

Peak Experiences—Paddle-In Big Wave Surfing by Devon Howard

Rhythm that Finds Us—Quiksilver’s The Crossing by Brad Melekian

Finding the Hollows—Puerto Escondido Big Wave Contest

Volume 16, Number 2

Issue 99

Hawaiians have a unique relationship with the sport of surfing.
Their ancestors are the forefathers and their coastline is the ultimate proving ground for superstars an aspiring pros.
It’s no wonder then tatht Hawaiian

Volume 16, Number 1
Issue 98

The Selling of Surfing

Oh, the ways that surfing has been used over the years.
Not just to sell boardies mind you, but cars, booze, even life insurance.
It’s crazy.
So we sat down, thought it through and did a little

Volume 15, Number 7

Issue 97

Everyone loves a good surf story.
Whether sitting around a camp fire trading tales, posting on blogs ir passing time between sets, a surf story can always find its place.
But the most extreme surf stories?
Now that ra

VOLUME THIRTEEN, NO. 2

Hawaii O-Five by Bonga Perkins with Tristan Wand

Birth of the Board by Paul Holmes

Big Island Overview by Kirk Aeder

Makaha Sixty-Four by Mike Purpus

Banzai! Late-season Pipeline photos

Board Buyer’s Guide

Surfe

VOLUME ELEVEN, NO. 6

In Trim: Linda Benson by Paul Holmes

Cruising California: The Right Kind of Stillness—SoCal Surf Spots including Rincon, Malibu, Bluff Cove, San Onofre and Swami’s by Brad Melekian

Padlleboarding—A True Waterman’s Legacy by N

VOLUME ELEVEN, NO. 3

In Trim: Greg MacGillivray by Paul Holmes

Baja: Tales from the Tip by Devon Howard and Brad Melekian

The Rising: Pipeline Expression Session; Quiksilver Masters at Makaha by Paul Holmes

Samoa: Lessons in Deceleration by Cy

Volume 16, Number 3

Issue 100

From the biggest and the baddest, down to the smallest shop-next-door type locations, every surfer has a favorite place to stop when the need for some surf necessity rears up.
It’s personal thing, some prefer the mega-

VOLUME TWELVE, NO. 1

In Trim: Cold Warriors—The Wetsuit Pioneers by Paul Holmes

One Hundred Miles and Running—California’s Lost Coast by Devin O’Donnell

2004 Oxbow World Championships (Raglan, NZ) by Jesse Faen

Profile : Jimmy Gamboa by Devon

Volume 15, Number 6

Issue 96 15 YEARS of modern longboarding.

Fifteen years of publishing a longboard-specific magazine will bring about a fairly keen sense of the sport.
With all the faces , contests, breaks and politics that accompany that time f

VOLUME ELEVEN, NO. 8

Perspectives—Annual Photo & Art Issue: Features artwork by Mark Dillinger, Bill Stewart, Fred Hope, Drew Brophy, Robb Havassy, John Severson, Glenn Martin, Steven Power, James DeLeon, Rick Rietveld and items from the collection of

VOLUME ELEVEN, NO. 7

Travelers’ Tales: Walking the Plank—British Virgin Islands by Sam Bleakley

The Sure Thing—Surfing River Bores Around The World by Ben Marcus

Calculated Risk—East Nusa Tengarra by Todd Saunders

Time Traveling: Tom Pohaku St

VOLUME ELEVEN, NO. 2

In Trim: Ben Aipa by Paul Holmes; Hawaii Rocks—The Marriage of Heaven and Hell by Brad Melekian

Haleiwa-wood?—North Shore becomes Movie Star by Paul Holmes

Pipe Then and Now with Herbie Fletcher by Devon Howard

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