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Mikey February and Mason Ho are two of my favourite surfers to watch, but for different reasons. Mikey oozes style, class and has arguably the most aesthetically pleasing approach to wave riding in the world. Mason on the other hand is like a Duracell bunny, he’s full of energy and is both fun and inventive with the way he stuffs himself in the tube and how he attacks the lip...


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Each year there is a particular swell event or a single session that stands out from the rest. It’ll become a highlight for the year and if good enough, it’ll withstand the test of time and be etched into memories forever. On 7 March 2024, Cloudbreak went XXL and delivered perfect freight train tubes, many of which will go down in history as personal bests for those who had t...


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How would you like to join one of the architects of modern professional surfing and a visionary of our sport for 10 days in the Maldives? Tracks has teamed up with the LUXSurf crew to offer a small number of surfers a golden ticket aboard the Black Manta where you will be greeted by the wisdom and knowledge of Wayne ‘Rabbit’ Bartholomew as you chase uncrowded waves across the...


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Having a parent who works in a surfboard factory is like being a kid in a sweet shop with pocket money to spend. The possibilities feel endless, and you can sample whatever flavours you fancy. For Lilliana Bowrey, the rideable palette spans across longboards, twinnies, quads and thrusters. She attributes the diversity of her quiver to the influence of her father Jake Bowrey, ...


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Creed McTaggart continues to prove that he’s one of the most stylish geezers in surfing. Pair his eclectic collection of body ink with his quiver of narrow bananas and you get someone who could’ve easily belonged in the early 2000s. His latest offering comes in the form of ‘Asia down the line’ which is the second part in the ‘Geramania’ series produced by Rage.

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