4 Reasons Surfers Get Overly Aggressive in the Lineup By Nesta This post was inspired by my recent trip to the north shore of Oahu. I have to admit: I was totally presumptuous in thinking that it would be difficult to have an enjoyable surfing experience there. I thought the localism would be tough to…

Bill Rosenblatt has lived a professional life full of responsibility, dedication, and hard work. In the midst of being former mayor, teacher, owner of his own private practice in addition to co-founding of the Jersey Shore chapter of the Surfrider Foundation and serving for 6 years on Surfrider’s National Board of Directors, this Harvard graduate remains…

This past year has been quite an adventure for KorduroyTV. Starting off with a successful Kickstarter campaign  which led up to the launch of Korduroy 2.0, a new life was breathed into our website. And with the fresh look, we pushed out what we feel is some of our best content yet. Here is a…

The draw of surf is not necessarily to the popularized culture that mystifies it. Sure, surf culture dwells in sunny coastlines with warm waters and perfect breaks. Yet it also exists on stormy shorelines that are nowhere near lands of palm trees and sun-kissed skin. In this installment of Some Thoughts, Skye Nacel explains that…

With the recent article entitled “Culture of Cool,” which explains how “following the DIY-trend vectors” of handplanes, alaias, vans, and mini simmons are acts of cultural farce, we thought we’d keep in line with this new revelation and provide a quick reference guide to aid you in your quest to be a “cool surfer.” 1….