#12 SUMMER 2016 ISSUE ON SALE NOW

Further your knowledge, appreciation and devotion to sup as we explore the limits of balance, the road back from injury, and the perfect kahi. We also,explore Nepal, wingsuit and sup in Canada, and motorcycle through the Sahara….

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Seismic Waves
Bart de Zwart and Franz Orsi continue their voyage into the unridden realm with an excursion to the Himalayas, with literally earth shattering consequences.

The Power of One
For everyone that’s had a set back that’s rudely interrupted their personal journey. Finn Mullen demonstrates that the best wave of your life is still out there…

Rock, Air, Water
What’s the connection between four wingsuited big wall rock climbers and one of the most remote rivers on earth? The inflatable paddle board.

The Mouth of the Bull
If there aren’t a hundred people on it, does a tropical point break actually create surf? Sylvain Demercastel researches in northern Panama

Motorcycle Emptiness
Would you ride a 125cc motorbike packed with sup and kite gear from the Atlas Mountains to the Saharan coast, after just ten days training on a bike? Nuria Goma did.

Barbados
The best warm water destination for covering the ever broadening spectrum of sup on the planet? Probably, and that’s before you consider the fish cutters and Chicken Rita’s.

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Blow in Tarifa
Fred Bonnef explains that while this big wind town is hammered for windsurfers and kiters, it remains something of a frontier for real men.

Vanishing Point
Scotty Mckercher pushes the limits of endurance and balances blood chemicals with No Doze and beer on a 14,000km road trip around Australia ostensibly to find empty surf…

Lundy Island
Twenty miles off the coast of Devon and two hundred years back in time, we visit this overlooked island under the guidance of a genuine waterman.

Pit Pilot
Keahi goes tunnel hunting in SA. Says it’s so good he doesn’t even mind the wetsuit.

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After Tamarindo
Alex Sergison usually prefers to go where there are no roads. But this time, he ended up in crowded Costa Rica. Here’s how he lost the crowd.

Paddle Science
What is it that gives us balance, and how do we improve it? Here’s how.

Back to Basics
Fortunately not a dodgy night club in Leeds, but a how-to on paddling out through surf.

On Test
Naish’s longboard Nalu shape, the idiosyncratic and endearing Starboard Nut, Fanatic’s reborn Fly Air tourer and Nah Skwell’s playful Fit cruiser.

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