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WATCH: Seeking Sheltered Cornish Corners On A Hike With Izzy Henshall

“I really want to surf there again this winter,” says 18-year-old Izzy Henshall of a super sheltered spot that most only think of when the rest of the coastline is maxing out. However, after a few missions over there, Izzy…

By Luke Gartside

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Chelsea Woody On Rebellion, Textured Waves, ‘Cadavre Exquis’ & The Beauty Of Deep Connection

Chelsea Woody is a Santa Cruz based healthcare provider who, when not deep at work in her scrubs, seeks the soothing tonic of surfing to wash away the day. Her discernible style and sense of play, plus her work as…

By Sophie Everard

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On Reefs: Jase Finlay & The Underwater Cave

Imagine wiping out on a wave, waiting for the turbulence to clear and then attempting to resurface only to discover you were trapped in an underwater cave. That’s exactly the nightmares scenario that befell Aussie bodyboarder Jase Finlay while surfing…

By Luke Gartside

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A Tale Of Smuggling, Bad Grace & The Best Wave Of Lord Ted’s Life

The following is an excerpt from Surf, Sweat & Tears, a biography chronicling the epic life and mysterious death of British surfing legend Viscount Edward William Deerhurst, otherwise known Lord Ted. In this chapter, author Andy Martin recounts a trip…

By Wavelength

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Wetsuit Review: Vissla High Seas 4/3

[The Wavelength shop features the very latest and greatest in performance wetsuits, for the chilly brines of home to lower latitude protection. Shop our hand picked wetsuit range here] Water Temp: 11 – 14° C Weight: 1200g Construction: Limestone Neoprene, I-Foam, Fever…

By Paul Evans

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Deep Cuts From The Wavelength Archive – Part III – The Trailblazers

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

By Luke Gartside

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It’s Just A Ride – The John Eldridge Profile

John Eldridge flicks up his visor and looks south. In the distance, where a carpet of rolling green fields fall away into the Atlantic, he can just about make out the small cluster of houses where he grew up. Looking…

By Luke Gartside

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Introducing Volume 261, Our Brand New Winter Edition

[This is an introduction to our new summer print edition, available with a subscription, or to buy as a single issue.] Ask anyone who was there and they’ll tell you how back in the day, if you passed another car…

By Wavelength

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Deep Cuts From The Wavelength Archive – Part II – Money Troubles

By Luke Gartside

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

[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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Ride & Glide: Your Guide To Britain’s Finest Coastal Bike Trips

We’ve had a great summer at Watergate Bay with our friends from Harley-Davidson up at the Wavelength Drive-In Cinema, offering attendees the opportunity to check out their range of classic and contemporary bikes up close. Don’t forget, you can still win…

By Leon Poultney

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Meeting Former Child Soldiers Turned Surfers In Liberia – Arthur Bourbon On The Making Of ‘Water Get No Enemy’

[We’re screening the UK Premiere of Water Get No Enemy at the Wavelength Surf Film Festival Saturday 4th September, showcasing the latest and greatest releases in surf action and documentary. Tickets are now live! Get yours here.] Arthur Bourbon kicks off…

By Paul Evans

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