The Purpose-Driven Van
"I bought my first VW Westfalia Vanagon camper back in 1999, and have since owned five of them. I finally settled on a gorgeous 1991 model—lucked into via Craigslist for $9,000 a few years...
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The Danger Zone
Questionable use of wearable cams is causing a surge in accidents
Summer Hacks: Beach Camping
Getting around the laws that make overnight seaside camping frustratingly difficult
The Greatest Car Ever Built
Why the intrepid Vanagon has once again earned its place as the ultimate outdoor vehicle
Greg Long's Latest Brush With Death
Greg long, one of the greatest big-wave surfers alive, nearly died on a 50-footer in december. Now many in the surfing world are blaming another heavyweight—and the jet-powered board he was riding.
Tracking the Great Whites: What We Can Learn From Genie and Mary Lee
South Carolina surfers and other Lowcountry residents can't stop talking about two white sharks that have been spotted just off the East Coast. But these 16-foot giants may have been swimming in our...
The Dangers of Surf Tech
New rescue technology is emboldening surfers to take bigger risks than ever before. Which means epic rides—and wipeouts.
The Latest in Surf Safety
Four technologies that are changing surfing safety.
No Bull: Dissecting 'The One That Got Away'
When a YouTube video showing a "big-ass" shark snatching a tasty red drum off the end of a fishing pole went viral last week, Chris Dixon, who lives on the water in the area, wondered if he should be...
One Very Big Foot: The 2012 Billabong XXL Awards in Review
The judging panel at last week's Global Big Wave Awards determined that Garrett McNamara's much-discussed wave in Portugal this past November was 78 feet, or one foot taller than Mike Parsons' record...
Big-Wave Paddle Battle
In the wake of a controversial ESPN interview, big wave surfers tell Laird Hamilton to put up or shut up.
Surf Prophet
On the afternoon of December 26, 2011, surf forecasting guru and media mogul Sean Collins died of a heart attack. What will the loss of the sport’s oracle mean for the surfing industry and for the...
Something Radical This Way Comes
Now more than ever, the world could use some bright ideas. Like these.
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