Global community for gay and lesbian surfers
“For all of the eye-opening experiences associated with the sport of surfing, there still seems to be very little mention or acknowledgment of surfing’s gay community,” says GaySurfers.Net Founder, Thomas C. (pictured in West Timor). Surfers like to travel, and, luckily, our nomadic tendencies give us the opportunity to learn about the world’s races, religions, […]
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Michael Soule & Capt.Larry are getting me a new surfboard for my next trip to Hawaii ! These guys are awesome!… Check the new design I came up with this morning and let me know what you think: 6’3″ rounded pintail 18″3/4 & 2″5/8.
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Does anyone know where this photo comes from? I need to trace the photographer to ask him if I can use this photo for the site… let me know what you know. Thanks!
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Design the next official t-shirt for GaySurfers.net ! Send your design as JPG to info@gaysurfers.net Within 48 hours it will appear on the site and you can start the campaigning and ask your friends to vote for your t-shirt! If your design wins I will need a higher resolution version (300dpi / PSD with layers), […]
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G-spot t-shirt is now available, click on the shirt:
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“Surfing is So Gay” t-shirts finally available, click on the shirt:
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Fred Pawle From:The Australian April 05, 2010 12:00AM THE objective of surfing magazines is simple: get readers “stoked” on the dreamy pursuit of perfect waves and a cool culture. They achieve this, albeit with shockingly low grammatical standards, making them the ideal promotional vehicle for the multi-billion-dollar surf industry. But, like all things, surfing is not […]
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I’m not sure if it’s just a recent trend or the result of years of forced apathy on behalf of surf publications, but issues of diversity have meandered onto center stage of the surf journalism theater as a result of Mick Fanning’s regrettable use of the phrase “f–king Jew” in a controversial Stab Magazine feature, and […]
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Gaysurfers.net launched in February this year. In just 6 months we managed to gather more than 2150 members on the site!
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click here to join our fan page: http://www.facebook.com/gaysurfers GaySurfers
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Country Count % USA 622 30.0% Australia 585 28.2% Brasil 260 12.5% France 213 10.3% UK 68 3.3% South Africa 43 2.1% italia 32 1.5% Canada 27 1.3% Germany 20 1.0% india 14 0.7% Spain 13 0.6% indonesia 12 0.6% New Zealand 11 0.5% Netherlands 10 0.5% Mexico 9 0.4% Belgique 7 0.3% Costa Rica […]
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I just received 4 new t-shirts this morning… here is what it looks like printed… What do you think?
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ENCINITAS – The controversial Cardiff surfing sculpture is a misunderstood piece that is meant to show a skilled surfer performing a difficult maneuver, the sculptor who created the piece said Tuesday. Some surfers say the statue misrepresents their sport, and that any decent surfer would never strike the pose sculptor Matthew Antichevich portrays in his […]
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Despite a groundswell of public support for leaving it alone, the “shark” that mysteriously encased the official surfer sculpture at Cardiff-by-the-Sea is set to be removed Tuesday by city workers, officials said. The shark was put in place under cover of darkness Saturday, appearing to eat the “Magic Carpet Ride” sculpture along South Coast Highway […]
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Here are some new designs from keen members … if you have any comments or ideas, please share with us.. You can also send your design to me info@gaysurfers.net By SkaterBoy Iltis: By Jonathan By Wayne
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With its chill, let-it-all-hang-out image – and its show-off-that-bodacious-body beach environment – you’d think surfing would offer a welcome haven for gay men in the larger, often homophobic sports world. Think again. When a magazine article implied that rising star Cheyne Horan was gay, he lost endorsements and friends. When a top-ranked surfer Robbins Thompson’s […]
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CoastOut is the Coffs Coast’s premiere Gay, Lesbian and friends Festival! It is also the FIRST Beach Festival in the country of its kind. Experience Coffs Harbour and all its natural beauty. CoastOut is an Art, Sport, and Cultural festival, celebrating the diversity of our community. Sunday 31st October Park Beach Coffs Harbour Opens $38…
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