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Everywhere I go: The Maud Le Car Interview

As you know, SW France can be surfing heaven or hell. Luckily, the swell gods had been kind to us on the morning of our Maud Le Car interview, and having paddled out in the dark, we were flush with…

By Ed Temperley

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Salt x Gravel Redefine the Surf Leash Aesthetic

Is there any reason surf leashes have to look generic? Hazel Chapman is challenging us to rethink the leash with her limited edition drop, available now to grab on Kickstarter. Like plenty of surf brands, Salt x Gravel was born…

By Wavelength

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Predn Surf – Shaping a revolution in Kernow

Revolutions are a messy business, often best talked about over the dinner table than actually conducted in all their randomness and unintended consequences. Often, the best kind of revolutionary acts are the quiet ones, the swapping of philosophies due to…

By Ed Temperley

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Introducing Volume 262

[Want to get your hands on a copy? Wavelength gets delivered straight to your door either as a single edition or annual subscription. Our subscription packages include a free gift and along with plenty of other benefits, subscribers get their…

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LISTEN: Fergal Smith Talks Food, Family, Farming & Giving Up Flying On The Inspired Surfers Podcast, Presented By Jimmys

In the latest episode of the Inspired Surfers podcast, Jim is in conversation with Fergal Smith; surfer, environmentalist and regenerative farmer. For long time fans of British and Irish surfing, Fergal needs little introduction. From the late naughts to the…

By Luke Gartside

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The Pub Round Table: The Legends & Lore Of Surfing In Sennen

[We’ve teamed up with korev – a refreshing lager, born in Cornwall, with a deep heritage in surfing – to bring you a brand new series here on Wavelengthmag.com. Over the next few months, we’ll be heading to some of the…

By Luke Gartside

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A Night Lost At Sea In The Great Australian Bight And The Worst Wipeout Of Brenden Newton’s Life

Like many of the bodyboarders who dedicated themselves to chasing the world’s heaviest waves in the early 2000s, Aussie Brenden Newton is no stranger to hairy experiences. I first heard his name pop up in an account of the day…

By Luke Gartside

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Wetsuit Review: needessentials 4/3mm Thermal Chest Zip Wetsuit

We all have that mate who claims to not feel the cold, refusing to ditch their 3/2 until deep into December… usually the same guy that won’t acknowledge Christmas until a week out and puts their tree up on December…

By Andy Tozer

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The Derek O’Neill Story

How Derek O’Neill, son of a plumber from rural Victoria, Australia, left school early, became a wetsuit sales rep, bought a round the world ticket and went from a part time sales assistant in Newquay surf shop Boardwalk, to CEO…

By Paul Evans

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Deep Cuts From The Wavelength Archive – Part V – Photo Special

Twenty-twenty-one marks Wavelength’s 40th year in print. To celebrate the occasion, we’ve spent the last twelve months diving deep into the Wavelength archive to bring you a series of short stories featuring key cultural moments, entertaining asides and colourful characters…

By Luke Gartside

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The Best Wavelength Print Features Of 2021

This year sees Wavelength celebrating our 40th year in print and while much has come and gone since those early days, we remain as committed as ever to creating quality compendiums of surf culture you can hold in your hands.…

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Deep Cuts From The Wavelength Archive – Part IV– Defining A Generation

Twenty-twenty-one is Wavelength’s 40th year in print. To mark the occasion, we’re diving deep into our archive to bring you a series of short stories featuring key cultural moments, entertaining asides and colourful characters from around the British surf scene and…

By Luke Gartside

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