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		Stormrider Guide North America. finally it's out. The great surfing guide book and classic with many detailed spot decriptions hast just been published in it's North American Edition. The maps have been refined and are now more detailed and easier to read. A must-have for any surfer that hit´s the US. But beware, this might costs you lot's of dollars for fuel... details >> Click here to comment on this book in our forum

The Stormrider Guide Europe. If you only own one surfbook, you should own a copy of this legendary guide. This is the most awesome book on surfing Europe imaginable, covering all the best spots from Scotland to Italy, from the Azores to Germany, and everywhere inbetween! North Africa is also included. It is full of incredibly professional high-tech, accurate maps, pictures, write-ups, and gauges a variety of conditions for each spot- such as water temp, crowd factor, quality of wave, direction wave breaks, power of wave, ocean (break) bottom, what sort of rubber you'll need, etc. details >> Click here to comment on this book		The Stormrider Guide World. This great book is also avaible as a world guide. It is not as detailed and accurate as the Europe one, but it gives a good overview which parts of the world can be surfed when and a nice basis to start exploring. details >> Click here to comment on this book

Dogs of Winter This is Kem Nunn's 2nd surfing novel. His earlier surfing novel Tapping the Source was nominated for an American Book Award. He again draws on the eternal legends and tall tales of surfers. The photographer Jack Fletcher lucks into the assignment of photographing the aging surfing legend Drew Harmon and two young pros at the Heart Attacks in Northern California--an appropriately difficult-to-reach and shark-infested "mysto spot" reputed to have 30-foot waves. details >> Click here to comment on this book in our forum
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