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Six months after Sandy destroyed the East Coast from Maine to New Hampshire, the surf community is showing the resolve as local shops begin opening their doors again

Surfboard shapers Martijn Stiphout and Josh Oldenburg celebrate the independent shaper as a craftsman and artist. That's where Starbucks' DoubleShot "Art of the Craft" comes in.

He won the Rip Curl Pro at Bells, and he's going into the Billabong Rio Pro with a full head of steam. Here's why Adriano De Souza might be the most dangerous man in surf right now.

Maya Gabeira may feel most comfortable in high seas, but as her X Games Real Women submission reveals, she's a talented, dynamic surfer in any conditions.

As the U.S. government continues to undergo serious budget cuts water quality testing programs are starting to feel the pinch, a fact that could effect your next session.

Cyrus Sutton has taken the minimalist approach to wave riding. Foresaking convention, he bought a van, customized it to his liking, and hit the open road in search of solace and surf.

Don't call it a comeback. For surfers like Layne Beachley and Sunny Garcia capturing ISA Masters titles is just an extension of their already dynamic careers.

The 49ers, the Giants and the Golden State Warriors successes this year have given Bay Area sports fans much to cheer about, and now you can add Nat Young to that list.

Former ASP pro Martinez lines out five of his favorite tunes

After dealing with a series of nagging injuries, Dusty Payne broke through at the Drug Aware Pro in Margaret River to earn his first majory pro victory.

In 2003 Kelly Slater and Andy Irons put together what is perhaps the best ASP World Title race in the history of the sport. Here's how it looks 10 years later.

Pennywise frontman Jim Lindberg, a longtime Surfrider supporter, joins the foundation's board of directors

ASP names Paul Speaker new CEO and Kieren Perrow interim commissioner

Project Wave Of Optimism, aka Project WOO, helps redirect surf tourism into sustainable community initiatives

Heavy-footed South African Jordy Smith is bringing power and progression to Real Surf, and if he's not careful he may end up topping the X Games podium because of it.

Matt Wilkinson, typically thought of as the rollerblade-wearing jokester of the tour, finished 2012 ranked 24th in the world. Come to find, he's not satisfied.