We catch up with the co-founder and creative director of FoamLife to talk inspiration and independence.
From in-depth essays to on-the-ground reporting in communities stretched across the globe, here are the pieces we’re most proud of this year.
Formed as Black Lives Matter protests swept the globe, Color The Water is out to reclaim Californian surf culture – one wave at a time.
At the start of the year, writer and former pro surfer Jamie Brisick visited the world’s premier big-wave contest. This is what he found.
The 21-year-old is one of the most talented wave-riders in the world today. This is his journey – in his own words.
We were ready to share our new issue back in March. Then the world fell off a cliff.
Summer is here and lockdown is lifting – but are surfers and skaters ready to get back out there? We asked around Europe to find out.
We met Aaron Kai in Los Angeles to find out why he believes art is the best response to the age of emergency.
The demonisation of the shark may be rooted in centuries of irrational fear, but the threat it poses to the species is real.
As the world shuts down its beaches, Huck Contributing Editor Jamie Brisick explores how surfers – and the wider surf industry – are weathering the storm.
Photographer Oli Hillyer-Riley shoots the surf kids of the city’s island communities – a collective who share an incredible bond with the ocean.
In the new episode of Joining the Dots, Don Letts meets Andrew Cotton to talk through his life in surf.
