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by Corky Carroll Last time I opened a little series that I like to call “surf lifers.”  A surf lifer is one of those people who have a love of surfing and one way or another found a way to put together a life around being able to surf and/or be a part of the surfing culture.  Naturally I used myself as a prime example of this kinda creature.  Today I am gonna tell you about a few more of my favorite Orange County surf lifers.    First off is Jeff Alter.  This is the younger s

Surfing is more than just a sport or pastime - it is a rich tradition woven into the fabric of coastal culture. As someone who has spent years riding waves and admiring the craftsmanship behind every board, I find myself drawn to the heritage of vintage surfboard styles. These boards tell stories of innovation, artistry, and the relentless pursuit of the perfect ride. Today, I want to take you on a journey through the evolution of surfboard design, highlighting the timeless a

Finding the perfect surfboard is a journey that many seasoned surfers and collectors know well. The thrill of riding a board that feels like an extension of your own body is unmatched. Yet, the search for quality used surfboards can be just as rewarding as buying new, especially when you appreciate the heritage and craftsmanship behind each piece. In this guide, I’ll share insights on where to find pre-owned surfboards that combine performance, style, and history. Whether you

When I first dove into the world of surfboard creation, I was captivated by the blend of art, science, and tradition that goes into every board. Crafting a surfboard is not just about shaping foam and fiberglass; it’s about understanding the ocean, the rider’s style, and the legacy of surfing itself. For those who appreciate heritage and craftsmanship, the process of designing and making a surfboard by hand is a journey worth exploring. The Foundations Hand Built Surfboard C