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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Swatch Nines Shares New Pool Design for Surf and Photography (opens the original)
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Waco Surf’s pool has become a main character in the Swatch Nines event since the concept came to surfing three years ago. The surfers themselves are the real show, but the event really wouldn’t be able to match the creativity and progression of its freestyle skiing and snowboarding counterpart without adding skatepark-like features. “It’s cool to see how far this event has come, and I’m hyped to see everyone,” Noah Beschen said last month. The features designed for the pool this year hadn’t been
Donna Carpenter Narrates 50 Years of Snowboarding History (opens the original)
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How much can change in a decade? When you’re an entrepreneur, it’s easy to daydream of life a decade down the road and see great things. But big grand dreams don’t materialize unless that decade is filled with a lot of hard work, long days, rejections, and failures. Now try 50 years. Jake Burton Carpenter likely had no idea what his dream for snowboarding would look like today when he started building boards in Vermont and slinging them out of his car. But here we are 50 years later and the spor
'The Scent of Tube Is In the Air': A Day With Koa Smith Chasing Hurricane Marie (opens the original)
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Hurricane Marie 2.0 was an event. Sure, it’s been pumping nonstop in Southern California for a while now, and any new hurricane that’s blasted through the Eastern Pacific has become its own event, but Marie just felt special. The “original” Marie produced a swell for the ages back in 2014. You couldn’t help but get nostalgic when the 2026 rendition popped up on our radars with grand forecasts that teased at waves on a similar scale. Now, Newport Point was a helluva sight during the 2014 Marie. I
Eagle Point Resort Gives Update on Cottonwood Fire Recovery (opens the original)
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Utah’s Piute and Beaver Counties were ravaged by this summer’s Cottonwood fire. Just under 100,000 acres were scorched starting on June 22, 2026, and the 650-acre Eagle Point Resort was immediately devastated. About a week after the fire had begun, management returned to the small ski area to survey the damage and revealed the resort had lost nearly half of its skiable terrain, the Canyonside lodge, more than 100 condos, and four of the five lifts had sustained damage. Resort heads announced a m
Izzi Gomez Quit Big Wave Surfing for 2 Years; Here's How She Came Back (opens the original)
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We all run into a crisis of identity at one point or another. What’s the point? What am I doing? Why does it all matter? The questions and the doubts can be a normal process of being a human being, but we all handle it differently. Big wave surfer Izzi Gomez rode her own rollercoaster a few years ago that even today, she doesn’t pinpoint one experience or event that threw her off. Depression, anxiety, or whatever you call it, she still doesn’t assign a word or a meaning to any of it, she just kn
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