Surf Bunker - Mag

Moroccan born Jerome is the definitive charger/nomad who hunts wild boar, tows into 30ft plus and can grab a 15 second barrel with his eyes shut. You ...

Apparently free surfing is harder than it looks. We listen while Dane tells us why he loves to be on the free surf side of things and has ditched the competition jersey.

We talk to Steve Stewart who makes the best Handboards on the Planet. Steves company, Slyde, have been at the top of the game for some time and he shares some secrets of how and when to use the different shapes, what the sport means to him and more.

Jordy Smith is out of the competition in Tahiti due to injury again, this marks the worst year he has had by far and will put him well below the cut off point for re-qualifying next year. Jordy talks about his injuries and his new mind set for next year.

Taking a look at surf brands like Kelly Slaters new Outerknown and breaking down what they stand for, where the money goes, who is benefiting and what we should really consider as 'sustainable'. Is paying 185 dollars for a shirt really acceptable?

A quick rant about how we look at beginners, right or wrong and how we should embrace those that embrace our sport.

In January of 2014, I read an article on The Inertia that resonated with me, and has since led to me making a radical reversal in my priorities and th ...

Some info about the standing wave at Munich airport right now until the 23rd August, nightsurfing, comps and finally a little update on the Surf Snowdonia Project which is also open as of August 1st.

Huge upsets in the final day of the Vans US Open of Surfing 2015. Mens and womens saw underdog stories on both sides, small conditions saw the finalists taking to the air in the hope of winning the points, cash and fame.

Thomas Meyerhoffer talks to us about his new boards, the Slip-in, the XYZ and how he has taken a more sustainable attitude to making performance surfboards that will give his customers that unique experience we have all come to expect from him.