Known as the ‘Bible of Surfing’, Surfer Magazine has been the foremost authority on surf culture since 1960. Just like the legacy brand, Surfer delivers unrivaled content and captivating stories that inspire, and celebrate the world of surfing.

And Two If by Sea

The story of professional surfers and identical twins CJ and Damien Hobgood, who used their sibling rivalry and struggles to establish their own identities to fuel their careers, but also allowed them to rip their personal lives apart.

Nervous Laughter

Exploring the lives of local surfers Albee Layer, Kai Lenny, Billy Kemper, Dege O'Conell and Torrey Meister.

Fish

A look at the origin and impact of the fish surfboard design and how it influenced mainstream surf culture.

The Factory 2016

"The Factory 2016"

Back in 2016, Surfing Magazine went to Western Australia for their Factory production with Yadin Nicol, Balaram Stack, Noah Wegrich, Josh Moniz, Parker Coffin, Noa Deane, Ian Crane and Matt Banting.

7 Miles of Paradise

Surfer Anastasia Ashley shares special spots along the north shore of Oahu in Hawaii; where surfers ride some of the biggest waves in the world.

Blissful Surfing

Surfing action with John Jonh Florence and Bobby Martinez.

Lost Atlas

In search of the unknown pleasures of surfing.

Go Easy on the Zambezi

Mikey February, Dylan Graves and Harry Bryant go in search of surf on the Zambezi River in Sub-Saharan Africa.

Relentless: The Inspiring Story of Dusty Payne's Return to Surfing

Dusty Payne's passion for surfing has always been the fuel to get him through the darkest hours and back into the light.

Discovering Mavericks

The history of California's maverick waves and the people who surf them.

Forbidden Trim

Using a group of surfers as cover, a special forces commando heads deep behind enemy lines to take down a global crime syndicate.

Blissful Surfing

Surfing action with John Jonh Florence and Bobby Martinez.

Fish

A look at the origin and impact of the fish surfboard design and how it influenced mainstream surf culture.

Step Into Liquid

In a documentary shot in waters all over the globe, director Dana Brown takes on tall waves and surfers who live to challenge them. The film treks from the Irish coast, where a trio of American brothers take on the Atlantic surf, to Rapa Nui in the Pacific, where the Easter Island statues gaze out at board-riding daredevils. Brown also finds good surfing in unlikely places, like Wisconsin and Texas, and charts the rise of female surfers in a sport traditionally dominated by males.

Dirty Old Wedge

The history of the Wedge from its creation to today.

Discovering Mavericks

The history of California's maverick waves and the people who surf them.

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