The Limited edition comes in a leather-bound case, includes the Billabong DVD The Pure Line: The Story of Jeffreys Bay. Surfline is in a unique position to capture the story of J-Bay like never before, according to Dave Gilovich, Senior Vice President of Surfline. "We dove deep into the local history of J-Bay to bring it to life, and also brought in Surfline's Sean Collins and his incredible understanding of the weather systems and bathymetry that create this perfect wave. This isn't your typical coffee table photo book. Billabong, whose history runs deep at J-Bay, partnered with Surfline to support development and distribution of the first book in the World Wide Waves series. Paul Naude,

Limited Edition is signed and numbered by Flame! (1000 in print) For more than three decades, his images brought the pages of SURFING Magazine to life. Now, they`re available to you in one comprehensive volume. But 30 Years of Flame is not just another thick, glossy coffee-table book with beautiful photos; it`s the story of a man who single-handedly changed the face of surf imagery with a passionate, tireless pursuit of perfection. Larry Flame Moore, SURFING Magazine`s photo editor and driving force since the early `70s, added red-hot color to our watery world. And thanks to the insightful, well-researched storytelling of author Nick Carroll, we now get to read all about the man behind the

Produced by Spencer B. Croul, co-written by Malcolm Gault-Williams, edited by William K. Hoopes, with cover art by David and Bosha Struve, this 274-page volume includes over 300 images from the Blake Collection, many of which have never been publicly available until now. This collection includes not only photographs, but blueprints and documents as well. This cradle-to-grave, category killer of a book comprehensively lays down the Blake story in Just the facts, style. Lynch`s wealth of interviews, reams of documentation, and years of friendship with Blake pay off in grand fashion with this beast. If the writing tends towards simple declaration, it`s by design. The authors purposely omitted

Surfline is in a unique position to capture the story of J-Bay like never before, according to Dave Gilovich, Senior Vice President of Surfline. "We dove deep into the local history of J-Bay to bring it to life, and also brought in Surfline's Sean Collins and his incredible understanding of the weather systems and bathymetry that create this perfect wave. This isn't your typical coffee table photo book. Billabong, whose history runs deep at J-Bay, partnered with Surfline to support development and distribution of the first book in the World Wide Waves series. Paul Naude, Billabong USA's President who was born and raised in Durban, South Africa surfing J-Bay early in its history, wrote the

For more than three decades, his images brought the pages of SURFING Magazine to life. Now, they`re available to you in one comprehensive volume. But 30 Years of Flame is not just another thick, glossy coffee-table book with beautiful photos; it`s the story of a man who single-handedly changed the face of surf imagery with a passionate, tireless pursuit of perfection. Larry Flame Moore, SURFING Magazine`s photo editor and driving force since the early `70s, added red-hot color to our watery world. And thanks to the insightful, well-researched storytelling of author Nick Carroll, we now get to read all about the man behind the photo credit. From his early days to his magnum opus, Flame has

Sipping jetstreams the book focuses on an adventure in life. An amazing photo adventure with photographer Dustin Humphrey. Spanning the globe this book is a must for collectors of fine surf photography.

This large-format, premium-quality 256-page, hardcover book, with more than 250 photos spanning the legendary surfboard shaper's entire life and career, was written by former Surfer Magazine editor Paul Holmes after research that included hundreds of hours of interviews with Hawk himself and dozens of his friends, associates, co-workers and contemporaries. The book is more than just the story of Velzy's extraordinary and colorful life, but also that of the development of the entire surf lifestyle and industry. Dust jacket illustration by renowned artist, Phil Roberts. About the book: Dale Velzy's is a story set in a time and place where a combination of climate, geography, local aerospac

Goin' Big: Gotcha and the Evolution of Modern Surf Style chronicles the crazy up and down journey of one of the surf industries most pioneering and influential brands: Gotcha - a brand whose visionary marketing and design became a gateway to the action sports industries future. It is a story of bold action and innovation of ambition and overreach and of how success can so easily become its own biggest enemy. 225 pages including 150 pages of award winning advertising and product designs. How did Surf Culture become a multi billion dollar global phenomenon? The tipping point came in the late 80's and nineties when a few pioneering brands captured the surf identity and translated its style in

Features capture the golden years of Billabong's super team from the 80's and 90's. Occy, Margo, Luke Egan, Shane, Ross?the list goes on and the sessions are some of the most incredible ever shot on film! The early McCoy classics didn't mess about when it came to the beats either, rocking the likes of Powder Finger, Celibate Rifles, INXS, Hunters and Collectors, The Cruel Sea, Yothu Yindi, Ed Kuepper and Dig. McCoy has returned to edit room and created a Making Of that takes you behind the scenes of each separate classic. Expect to see candid cuts which never made the original edits and some all-time bonus clips on this new special set. The Jack McCoy Collection contains four separate DV

Why Epoxy? Epoxy resin and EPS foam have been around for years now but these materials haven`t been widely used because of a scarcity of information of just how easy it is to make surfboards with this new technology. Epoxy resins and hardeners have vastly improved in the last several years making them much easier to use. Boards made with EPS Foam and Epoxy resin tend to be lighter, stronger, flex more and be better for the environment and board maker than traditional foam and resin. Also, due to recent shortages of blanks, it makes even more sense to make boards with EPS foam and Epoxy resin. Epoxy 101 Volume 1 Shaping is instructed by the Epoxy Master Greg Loehr who was at the for front o

He starts with a rocket fish with color and box fins and then moves to a 6`2 clear board with glass ons. At 2 hours of pure instruction you`re sure to get plenty of use out of this DVD. Why Epoxy? Epoxy resin and EPS foam have been around for years now but these materials haven`t been widely used because of a scarcity of information of just how easy it is to make surfboards with this new technology. Epoxy resins and hardeners have vastly improved in the last several years making them much easier to use. Boards made with EPS Foam and Epoxy resin tend to be lighter, stronger, flex more and be better for the environment and board maker than traditional foam and resin. Also, due to recent shor

Splash back into the surf with the landmark series that shaped half a century and changed the world of surfing forever! The breakthrough film for surfing's premiere filmmaker, Bruce Brown, The Endless Summer rides the globe in search of the perfect wave with California surfers pursuing their dream from West Africa to Tahiti. Then paddle back out for the spray, speed and spills of The Endless Summer II, which picks up the adventure with a pair of surfing pros from Hawaii's Waimea to the Australian Shark's Bay. Conclude your journey with The Endless Summer Revisited featuring never-before-seen footage from the original classic complete with incredible footage of fifteen-foot walls of water and