Just before surfing was banned and we were all confined to our homes to flatten the Coronavirus curve, Zigzag had just gone to print on our new issue!
And now we can deliver that issue to you, at home!
Either as a single copy of the latest issue for R100 bucks.
Or a yearly subscription for just R380. Get it while it’s FRESH!
Take a sneak peek of what’s waiting for you in the pages of Zigzag 44.3
BANYAK DREAMING
Michael February, Alex Knost and Harry Bryant strike and score on an epic boat trip deep into the heart of the Banyak Islands. Turning their backs on conventional boards and conservative thinking, three of surfing’s most expressive characters return with the gold. Open the treasure chest and tuck right in.
ALL IN. THE RISE OF MATT MCGILLIVRAY
Every generation has its competitive beast, a surfer who refuses to lie down until the job is done. It took J-Bay’s Matthew McGillivray five years of focused determination to qualify for the WCT. He asked the hard questions, overhauled his surfing, equipment and re-engineered his entire approach. Cyle Myers gets the full story.
UNDONE. THE LAURA ENEVER STORY
Laura Enever is not just a pretty face. She charges some of the heaviest slabs in the world. The former WCT surfer no longer plies her trade chasing heat wins, nowadays Laura’s focus is on tackling waves that’ll make your hair stand on end. Legendary big wave maestro, Tom Carroll shares her story.
A DECADE OF THE DONKEY
We dive deep into what it is that makes one of the heaviest lefts in the world bite and kick. Seasoned Zag lensman Alan van Gysen has spent a decade documenting the Donkey. He knows what it takes to bring it roaring to life, as well as the threats that could ruin the world’s thickest, longest barrel for good.
Love your magazine paper envelope design , would love to know who the illustrator is and hot o contact him for a design project.
Thanks & Regards
Joao
How are you planning to deliver when all non-essential goods and services are shut down? R100 bucks is pretty damn steep. Ja and then the the title – Are you trying to rub it in?
Hi guys,
I am one of your regular readers.
Important crisis for us to navigate well:
The lockdown will probably continue in SA with varying degrees of regulation.
How do the surfers stand together and ask for responsible, possible solo surfing to be permitted ? We might need to pool some finance and get a surfing lawyer to represent us.
Health, sunlight, responsibility, normality and hope are important factors in overcoming this virus and our growing economic storm cloud.
Grant Baker
Melkbos local
Is your name really Grant Baker?
Asking for a friend 😂
Grant “twig” Baker
Stay away from Westbrook Twiggy. No respect.