PERU SIGNS HISTORIC LAW TO PROTECT SURF BREAKS!

"After 13 years of waiting, Peruvian President Ollanta Humala last week signed into law the administrative framework for the legislation, to finally begin enforcement of law 2780 for the Protection of Peru’s coastline and its surf breaks. This law protects Peru’s beaches from construction that may affect the coast and its waves that are ideal for surfing."

- See more at: http://www.isasurf.org/peru-signs-historic-law-protect-surf-breaks

Photo: ISA/Rommel Gonzales

16.02.24

first wave ever protected by the law

The world longest left is now officially the first wave ever in the world to be protected by the law.

18.03.26

Being There

Photo by Lea Brassy & Vincent Colliart

Self-supported ski journey to the waves of remote Iceland with Lea Brassy & Vincent Colliart. Full length film.

18.06.04

Mark McInnis Podcast Surf Photographer

”Keep special places unnamed. Keep them clean. Keep them beautiful. Not everybody needs to know…”

18.06.07

Swedish Revolwe on the wire podcast!

THE SWEDISH SURFER AND INNOVATOR WHO BUILT THE SLATER DESIGNS LEASH

Tune in to hear how he turned post-consumer plastic bottles, recycled urethane and Yulex into our favorite leash ever.

18.08.02

Nordic Surfers Magazine Conversations Podcast

Ep. 01 - DAN MALLOY

Text by Joshua B. Kirkman

Photo by Al Mackinnon

Welcome to first of many episodes of the Nordic Surfers Magazine Conversations Podcast, a podcast hosted by NSM Associate Writer Joshua B. Kirkman where he meets and interviews special guests from the surfing world both here in the Nordics and further abroad.

18.08.18

NORDIC SURFERS MAGAZINE CONVERSATIONS PODCAST

EP. 02 - TIM LATTE

Text by JOSHUA B. KIRKMAN

Photo by Adam Klingeteg

This second episode is much closer to home, with Sweden’s own Tim Latte sitting down for a chat. Discussing about - the troubling situation in Nicaragua, where he s setting up his own new venture - Surfing at Torö, Sweden - Localism and - the purpose behind Tim’s recent involvement with surfing sustainability company Revolwe.