As the surf world becomes increasingly saturated, there’s nothing like diving deep into a story of surf exploration! In a world where tropical waves seem all but discovered and ridden, the few stories that tell the tale of an uncrowded paradise is what keeps us going. If you’re looking for the ultimate surf trip book, continue reading below for Faro Board Bags Guide to the Best Surf Books of All Time.
Localism is a give respect to get respect system that has evolved from violent origins to its current state, but it’s still often taken too far. Given the current state of surfing, what role should localism play? Beyond the obvious, like parking lot fist fights and mid-surf screaming matches, unhealthy localism has many forms. When I think of unhealthy localism, I think back to a foggy morning surf in the Pacific Northwest, when I paddled out to a single peak lineup to find a frustrated middle-aged surfer
North swells begin to form in the Arctic waters in September, October, and November, while warm summer weather and friendlier water temperatures linger. Autumn brings a much-needed reprieve to the coasts as tourists leave, kids go back to school...
