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The world spins on ideas. And, so does Stab. We like them big and we like them bold.

And so do our pals at Volcom.

So in joint, Stab and Volcom invite you to join The House That You Built.

We’ve got $10,000 for your back pocket. Plus, access to Volcom’s surf team and Stab’s

production team. See, not only do we want you to come up with the idea for our next big shoot… We want you to direct it, too.

Enter now: stabmag.com/volcom

Mark Mathews And The Joy Of Fear, Featuring Sally Fitzgibbons (Part 1)

Is there joy in everyday fear? The type of fear that you bring upon yourself? Perhaps! If nothing else, it reminds us we’re here. And, like, without the dark there can be no light. Self-elected fear is a complex emotion; As a surfer, it’s likely you know what it is to paddle over a lump and see a feathering lip on the horizon, and feel that wonderful drop in your gut. But, what about those who take the bizarre activity of surfing to its wildest limits? How do they wrestle the high-voltage fear they regularly encounter? This greatly interests us.

Gaze into the soul of surfing's future, via the miracle of iPhones!

Read more at: http://stabmag.com/stabcinema/cookies

A glimpse into the soul of surfing's future, via the miracle of iPhones!

See more here: http://stabmag.com/stabcinema/cookies

A glimpse into the soul of surfing's future, via the miracle of iPhones!

Read more at: http://stabmag.com/stabcinema/cookies

Isn't the perseverance of a trick a wonderful thing? And even more so, conquering that chase? It's a feeling Creed McTaggart knows. By no means the first man to polish a flip, Creed still wanted to join the club – a box he was able to tick during filming for the West Oz episode of Real Axe, which you really should have seen by now. It took him a whole lot of tries – 50, according to Creed – but isn't commitment in a millennial such a welcome rarity! (kidding). Stab can't help but glance at the sunshine in the rearview, so we sat down with Creed recently to relive the cork. Hit play to get up in the clouds.

Here's a dozen crackers with John John Florence...

JJ pyzel EDIT

Surf tech is changing. As we advance into new designs and materials, today's surfboard has reached the pinnacle of present day innovation. Not to say that said pinnacle won't be further heightened.

Cover shoot in New Zealand - We all need to stop dropping pins.
View the full story here: http://stabmag.com/news/behind-the-scenes-of-stabs-next-cover-shoot/

A blind pursuit into a land of luxury. Jack Freestone in Tahiti.

Check the full article by LUCAS TOWNSEND at Stab - www.stabmag.com/style/the-black-tie-experiment/
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