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From creating the professional surfing tour to traveling the globe and being the very first surfer at some of the best surf spots in the world, Randy Rarick is one of few people who has contributed back to surfing as much as he has received. In today’s environment where nearly every moment of a professional surfer’s life is documented, curated, monetized, and exploited, Randy’s lived a very different existence. The vast majority of Randy’s surf experience has gone undocumented. He is more deeply woven into competitive surfing, board building, and surf travel than anyone I can think of. That certainly qualifies him to be guest on the show, but what makes it even better is that he’s affable, sharp, his recall is incredible and his knowledge pool is vast, so this is my attempt to unpack just a few layers of Randy Rarick. I hope that you enjoy today’s show.

Visit Randy’s auction site TheVintageSurfAuction.com
And SHACC at SurfingHeritage.org

Randy Rarick at Waimea in 1982 by Don James
Randy Rarick at Waimea in 1982 by Don James
Rarick with his quiver in 1975 by Don James
Rarick with his quiver in 1975 by Don James

Rarick at Sunset

 

Fred d'Orey and Randy Rarick in Southern Angola by John Callahan
Fred d’Orey and Randy Rarick in Southern Angola by John Callahan

Rarick with Quiver 2

Randy’s entry on the EOS

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