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New tome The Immortals of Australian Surfing celebrates the greatest ever Aussie board-riders from the past 50 years. This month, we deep dive into the gnarly, and sometimes poignant, career of one of the modern era greats – the legendary MICK FANNING… <a class="g1-link g1-link-more" href="https://www.maxim.com.au/archives/21053">More</a>

Of athe events in surfing, a few stand out from the rest. One of them is the Vans Pipe Masters, and it's just around the corner. Coco Ho is champing at the bit.

We only spend a tiny fraction of our lives actually riding waves. The rest is spent waiting—and obsessing.

There's something brewing in professional surfing. A swing of the pendulum from uber-healthy-athleticism back to a more relaxed breed of surf competitors.

In 1998, former world champion Wayne Rabbit Bartholomew took over what was then known as the ASP and was handed a World Tour that was going into cardiac arrest. The majority of surf contests were being held in urban surfing centers, often in sub-par waves. Six times world champ Kelly Slater had ...

The original 5'5 x 19 1/4" film paved the way for riding smaller boards in bigger waves. At the time, guys like Andy Irons, Chris Ward and the Lopez brothers were exclusively riding long and narrow boards in basically everything, and the 5'5" surfboard was looked at as a small wave novelty weapon. ...

The Big Sea is a new documentary that has investigated the links between the production of neoprene in Louisiana to the increased risk of cancer for residents.

OCEAN CITY, Md. -- On the one year anniversary of Gavin Knupps death, family and friends gathered on the 36th Street Beach in Ocean City. Surf boards in hand, gearing

In 2005, Kelly Slater came up against Andy Irons at almost perfect J-Bay. It was the first time they'd come up against each other in a man-on-man final.

A profile of Mikala Jones. Mention just about any surf break and Mikala has been there and has a story for you.