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The 1,132-foot Queen Mary 2 ocean liner was engineered for the roughest transatlantic conditions on Earth.
Five (or six) shapers, four (or five) boards, and a very unusual end to the series.
A Portuguese lagoon unleashed a staggering volume of floodwater—and surfers decided to paddle straight into it.
Researchers say the remarkable footage offers a rare look at shark depredation from underwater.
The 11-time world champion squeezed in a surprise session at St Andrews before competing in the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
The storm remains offshore, but powerful surf has already forced beach and port closures across Los Cabos.
Surfers Set to be Crowned National Champions at The Wave, Bristol.
Kīlauea is experiencing heightened unrest as magma moves beneath the summit and lava continues erupting from Halemaʻumaʻu.
Calling all surf photographers, the Surfer Photo Contest powered by SwellCo is now live, and we want to see your shots.
Red Bull and Apple Vision Pro may have innovated a way to keep people out of the water.
An Englishman with the best work, life and tube balance a surfer could ask for.
Legacy stocks and IPOs on the rise.
Merrik Mochkatel is now on (y)our radar.
The iconic Hōlei Sea Arch is gone after centuries of relentless erosion and pounding surf.
Inside Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies' partnership with Direct Relief.
The sailors spent roughly 18 hours awaiting rescue after their vessel began sinking in the South Pacific.
American Wave Machines, maker of PerfectSwell, claims WhiteWater’s Endless Surf system infringes patented wave-generation technology as a major Florida surf park takes shape.
A massive section of bluff gave way at Agate Street as Southern California’s coastline continues taking a beating.
Bude’s Liam Turner, cover star of Issue 233, just dropped a sick new edit.
El Niño is showing it's strength as Hurricane Polo and Rachel combine for historic flood threat.
Inside Hanua, the movement putting local youth and ancestral wisdom back at the heart of Fijian surfing.
After a summer with no surf, September swell finally arrived. The Carve crew hit some early sessions.
A massive rogue wave slams a ship in the middle of the ocean, as passengers get swept across the deck.
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