“These Dudes Were on Ellen?” “We are conductors of sound, heat, and energy.” These are the first words Andrew Savage howls at an excited, thirsty, drunk audience in muggy Philadelphia. He knows what he’s doing. He appears to be well-versed in the ways of energy transference. And, sure enough, the crowd becomes liquid. No […]
About a week ago (WEEK AGO), I paddled out to (what I thought was) an empty lineup. There weren’t many people driving around, on the beach, or on the boardwalk–strange for a beautiful late-Spring morning. The surf looked aight and the rest of the week’s forecast suggested surfboarding wouldn’t be an option in […]
Here we go again. Ladies, gentlemen, and mermaids, the Spring 2018 Edition of Rambler Surf Magazine has been sent to print. We’d like to make it a customary news item to personally thank every single one of our contributors. The response we got with this mag was in-fucking-sane. People hit us up from […]
Come one, come all. The Spring 2018 edition of Rambler Surf Magazine is dropping with a bang. One of our most loyal advertisers, BRINE By The Bay, is hosting our Magazine Release Party. We’d like surfers, contributors, photographers, advertisers, and anyone else in between to come party. We are offering select FREE FOOD […]
If this video teaches us anything, it teaches us that Freedom of Choice is completely necessary. Sometimes, a byproduct of the Freedom of Choice can amount to completely unnecessary DEVO music videos–which is frickin’ amazing. In the words of these wise individuals: “Freedom of Choice is what you want, Freedom of Choice is […]
Sunday’s forecast called for three-foot swell and thunderstorms later in the day. Swell started to blossom as the sun warmed the soggy ground. Weather and waves turned on, but were set to be ousted by cracking thunder and terrential rain. However, at five o’ clock as I sipped from my sandy PBR can […]
Today was cool. Looking at the forecast during the days prior, no one would have bugged out. Swellinfo called for 3-4 foot swell and “red” conditions. The wind was forecasted to be out of the North, which is very scary for surfers on the Northern Jersey Coast. These North (or “devil”) winds usually […]
Wave pools are wild. And I think anyone who says they wouldn’t want to at least try surfing Slater’s Ranch is out of their got damn mind. However, who watched the Founder’s Cup? I honestly did not watch it as attentively as I should have (hell it was the first time Slater’s wave would […]
Easy on the eyes are Tom Carroll and Hector Santamaria. These pair of legends took a trip over to Japan for some hearty typhoon waves and were obviously not disappointed. The two share tubes in both lefthand and righthand settings–showcasing both surfers’ ability to get creative front and backside. While I don’t think […]
What Your Peers Thought of the Founders’ Cup
After the first-ever WSL event ran at Slater’s wave pool in Leemore, California, the worldwide web’s surfers caused a ruckus on surf-centric Internet platforms. The modern wave pool has also begun making a waves outside surf culture as well. The event even got attention from general news media sources and love from all kinds […]
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