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Mandala Custom Surfboard

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Take my word for it: There’s nothing like working with a shaper who’s passionate about surfboard building to get a board dialed for your skills and surfing style. This year, Manny crafted the perfect vehicle for my goals in the water, and now he’s starting to use the more environmentally friendly Homeblowm blanks in his shapes.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Leroy Grannis: Surf Photography of the 1960s and 1970s

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The first time I saw this Taschen coffee table book, it was only available in an autographed limited edition. I think Barney’s wanted $400 for it. Now you can get it for around $40. The saturated images of resin tinted surfboards, turquoise barrels, and bearded wave warriors are amazing, even if you don’t surf yourself.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Nau: Bunnygoat Hoody in Night Heather

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A cashmere/angora blend that is absurdly soft. Once my fiancée touches it, I’ll probably never get it back.

Updated Aug 20, 2007

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Nau: Polo-lariat L/S in Bark

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As usual, the designers put a functional twist on a classic item. The engineered raglan shoulders are comfy and the silhouette is fitted but not too tight. Also, the bark brown’s an amazing color with denim. Instant staple.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Nau: Down Shirt in Sea

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Also, all our down pieces, are super bad, and combine the coziness of down with a more urbane look than anyone is doing right now.

Updated Aug 20, 2007

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Boxer

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Things just seem to be getting better for the National. Anthemic choruses and mind-boggling percussion. Vocalist Matt Berninger’s Cohen-like passion and pitch are alarmingly honest. Knock-out album of 2007.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Patagonia R3 Wetsuit

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Made from 80% petroleum-free Japanese neoprene (with a patented merino wool wicking grid inside), Patagonia claims that they have made the most environmentally friendly and warmest wetsuit on the market. More slick skin is totally logical (less wind chill) and the high cost is justifiable when you consider Patagonia’s amazing warrantee program. Rumor has it that a hooded version’s on the way!

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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42 Surfboards

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Man, these boards are beautiful. Made of chambered Oregon fir or spruce, with no foam whatsoever, a stick crafted by 42’s Lars Bergström is built to last “for generations, not months.” I’d love to get one under my feet, and seeing how they are made in my home state, I just might. Buy local!

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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Hess Surfboards

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Hand made by Danny Hess in San Francisco, these beautiful wood/epoxy surfboards use half the fiberglass of conventional boards and greatly outlast traditional foam surfboards, which is the main selling point. Less is more.

Updated Aug 18, 2007

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nau cleanline jacket

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Outdoor gear for the fashion set. And it's eco-conscious and meant to last more than a season.

Updated Jun 1, 2007

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Surf rat. Artist. Writer. Blogger. I started working with Nau a year ago as curator for their weblog, The Thought...

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