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Subscribe to SW magazine here and they will donate $10 to SurfAidYour Australian legend is now monthly! The style, the substance, the stoke! 12 big issues a year for just $99.95 “Surfing World to me has always been really hardcore and has always presented surfing as it is.” – Simon Anderson. SUBSCRIBE AND DONATE |
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Buy THE NINTH WAVE here and SW will donate $10 to SurfAidTHE NINTH WAVE tells the stories behind 100 of the great surf photos of the modern age. Amongst them are moments that have decided world titles. A wave that Shane Dorian waited 15 years to catch. A glimpse of a virgin Pacific reef from a mail plane 5000 feet up. A lone surfer in a 60-knot Southern Ocean squall. The horizon going black at Waimea Bay during the biggest swell in a decade. Splitting a wave with your kid at Bells Beach. The story of the wave that keeps Kelly Slater awake at night. The Ninth Wave features stories from the world’s best-known surfers… and several of it’s least. Mick Fanning and Kremmo, Kelly Slater and Jughead, Occy and a bloke named Rambo. Their stories add another dimension to the photos, some of which have defined surfing in the past five years. The Ninth Wave showcases the work of surf photography’s great contemporary talents; Jon Frank, Andrew “Shorty” Buckley, Ted Grambeau, Trent Mitchell, Brian Bielmann and Dustin Humphrey amongst them. Guys who have devoted their lives to capturing the surfing experience. BUY AND DONATE |
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Buy THE BADLANDS here and SW will donate $5 to SurfAidTHE BADLANDS is Surfing World Magazine’s return to Wild Australia and the classic hardcover format. Those of us who were lucky enough to score the original SW desert adventure books were whisked off into the dreamland of perfect airbrushed left points, dusty dirt roads with potholes bigger than Tassie and only a handful of true blue KB drinking Aussie adventurers peppering the empty line-ups. This latest incarnation stays true to the vision of wasteland exploration, following Matt Hoy, and Craig Anderson as they drive across the mainland to visit Ry Craike in the North West, and Laurie Towner, Josiah Schmucker, Dean Morrison, Koby Abberton and Jay Phillips as they voyage into the deep south. It’s a little bit spiritual and a little bit outlaw, like Burke and Wills, Mad Max, emus, opals, Paul Hogan, the rock and a really bangin’ rave all mashed into 132 pages of surfing excellence and it’s on sale now. BUY AND DONATE |
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