Remember surf travel? That thing we all used to enjoy in The Great Before Times? Well, it's not completely off the table in 2020. No, we're not talking about Indonesian business visas, but rather the classic surf road trip. Click the link in our bio for a list of 10 items sure to come in handy for domestic, socially-distant surf treks. Photo by: @alanvangysen

The future of Teahupo'o looks good with these two in the lineup. @kaulivaast & @vahinefierro playing follow the leader last week at the end of the road. Filmed by: @kaulivaast // @chachfiles

"@matahidrollet has taken the reigns as the next Tahitian surfing star with countless displays of bravado in heavy surf over the past few years," says photographer @chachfiles. "At this size, he was almost toying with the waves and I’m pretty confident he knows every inch of reef out there."

"It’s hard to explain, but when I’m shooting I don’t think about anything other than what I’m doing," says 2020 @followthelightfoundation winner @paulgreene. "I can fully take in the moment. It’s a really personal — and sometimes maybe even spiritual — experience, and I love that I get to share my visions afterwards and hopefully inspire others as well." Hit our link in bio for an interview with Greene and a gallery of his work.

When @tylerwright took a stand for racial justice at the Tweed Coast Pro, the gesture was immediately met on social media with a tidal wave of attacks alluding to racist and antisemitic conspiracy theories. So what does that say about surfers, exactly? Hit our link in bio to learn about how the plague of disinformation is shaping the discourse around racial justice in surfing. Photo by @badboyryry_.