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About :
Welcome to the 3rd generation of Cutback.com! This site has been
revised for the new year but it is still New
England surfing, snowboarding, skating and random things that
we decide should be on Cutback.com, because its our show dammit!
For those of you that are new to the site, Cutback.com has a large
section of surf/snow/skate pictures and it is growing, if you have
any shots of yourself send em on in and we'll try and post them
out here on Cutback.com for you, think of the possibilities...fame,
fortune, autograph sessions and book deals. Now for those of you
out there who came to Cutback.com hoping to find some information
on learning to surf, check out this passage written by Chris
Payne.
We plan to keep Cutback fresh with new content for the 2001 hurricane
season so bookmark this page with your other surf/sk8/snow links
"Ctrl-D". The snowboarding season was a little lame this year with
the far from consistent snowfalls we received in Vermont. There
were some good days here and there, but not not the epic snow tales
one would usually get from Stowe. We will be posting some more photos
from this past season and if you have some fat grinds that you want
to share with the world just send them to the
boss.
Spend Money :
EBAY - Here is a place to check out if you
have some money to spend. This is a link to EBay's (the online auctioning
site) .
People sell a lot of crap on there but every now and again you can
get into the bidding war on some vintage surfboards and surf related
items. I must warn you that sometimes you may actually bid against
the owner as he/she tries to squeeze you for extra dough, but you
may get a Greg Noll for a song too.
The Martinson Bros-
Support your local band!! This band from Hull, MA cranks out some
awesome surf music! Their songs have been featured in many Herbie
Fletcher home videos that can be picked up your local surf shop.
Band :Dana Martinson: Lead Guitars, Bass, Keys. Brad Martinson:
Drums, Guitars, Bass, Keys. Bear: Lead Dog, you can hear him on
Rell of Makaha, near the end he shakes his dog tags in rhythm. .
Whats Happening :
The Wellfleet Beachcomber : 2001
The Beachcomber will be opening its 2001 season
on May 24th at 9pm. Be there to pick up your free seasons pass
with paid admission, a great value for the hardcore Wellfleet
people (and you know who you are!).Check out this years , some of the bands include our favorites:
May 28 - Dick Dale ("King of the surf
guitar" 5pm-9pm)
July 8 - Bim Skala Bim (9pm-1am)
July 15 - Yellowman (Jamiacan Reggae 9pm-1am)
August 12 - Bim Skala Bim (9pm-1am)
Annual Old Timers Longboard Contest: 2000
Sunday August 27 2000, The Annual Old Timers Longboard
Contest will be held at Whitecrest Beach in Wellfleet MA. Get
those old logs ready to go!! For more info call (508) 255 2662
between 10am and 5pm or simply swing on in to afer this weekend (the 19th and 20th) for signups
and all that. (See Below for Description)
What exactly is "The Old
Timers" all about you ask?
Okay, first, it isn't a 'real competition', it's
a good time masquerading as a contest. Contests are jokes, that
serve only to blow up some twerp's ego. This is more an old timer's
reunion, party and a place for old board collectors to drool at
each other. The oldtimer's is on Sunday, the 27th at White Crest
Beach in Wellfleet, starting around 4:30 in the afternoon. Signups
are at Jasper's Surf Shop in North Eastham only, and you can't
sign up by mail or by phone. The entry is $20, in cash, no credit
cards, per person. $25 if you want a long sleeve tee shirt. You
get entered into the thing, a tee shirt, and you get to go to
the party afterwards, at Jimmy D's in North Eastham. You can also
buy just a teeshirt, or just pay at the door to get into the party.
There are trophies, cheezy things really. Several age categories:
21-30, 30-40, 40-50, women's, lifeguards, female lifeguards, etc.
The rules, as I understand them: You have to be over 21
years old. Old, long boards only. No wetsuits or leashes.
(yeah, that's right. It's irresponsible and dangerous. Well, that
wasn't my idea: watch out for old longboards, they can hurt a
lot.) If you have ever won before, you won't win again. It's somebody
else's turn. Don't take it seriously: the judges are drunk anyways.
The waves are never too small. They may be too big, in which case
the thing is postponed. Other things Bring your own booze to the
beach..it's sunday, so plan ahead. No glass bottles please. Clean
up after yourself and others. That way, it can go on again next
year. Get a bite to eat between the beach and the party. There
are no bathrooms on the beach. It gets cold down there too. Okay?
Have fun. - The Gospel According to Doc
Costa Rica :
Heading to Costa Rica? Have a look
at the new section posted here
on cutback.com. You really need to get "The Surfers Guide
to Costa Rica" by Mike Parise. But if you are too cheap,
I have jotted down a few things that may/maynot be helpful to
you.
Miscellaneous Things :
Cape Cod:
If you are heading down to the Cape and the islands to surf before
then, be sure to stop by . Plenty of sun, waves, booze and
music for you to enjoy at this landmark establishment. If you
do go, make sure to hook yourself up with one of their tasty Frozen
Mud-Slides!!
If you are chasing a swell up the coast and cape cod is on the
list and like to "rough" it. We suggest camping at either
or
(both near surf). I would choose Paines though, just because they
allow camp fires and they have wood you can purchase by the bundle.
If you are headed out to the Islands, you will want to check out
the from Woods Hole and Hyannis or the from Hyannis. Call ahead if you plan on bringing
your ride over. Also call for pricing on bringing your boards
with you, I think they bill it out as a windsurfer. There is another
ferry that leaves from
and goes to Oak Bluffs on the Vineyard but it does not carry cars.
On this Ferry it will cost you $20 each way with your surfboard.
Oh and one more thang for ye, before you jump in your ride with
all your boards strapped to the roof you may want to take a peek
at the traffic cams located at the and . When we hit the Cape on the weekends during the summer
we recommend leaving super early or super late. The traffic down
there can be a nightmare with the rotaries in place.
TV - PBS
Liquid Stage: the Lure of Surfing
This special chronicles the history of surfing, from its origins
in Polynesia to its high-tech, modern-day counterpart.
GBH 2 Friday June 22 @ 12:00am
GBH 44 Friday June 22 @ 04:00pm Surfing for Life:
GBH 2 Friday June 22 @ 01:00am
TV - OLN
Check out the schedule for and on the Outdoor Life Network.
NE Surf Club
To keep up with all the latest news on the surf scene in New England
via email, sign on with the If you do join, you will get a LOT of crap email
BUT there are some people that have some useful things to say
about the local surf conditions, weather reports, tropical updates
etc etc etc.
Surf H2O
If your not headin anywhere fast or its as smooth as glass out
there, check dis game out
Cutback.com
Would like to thank the following people for their contributions
to the site. D.W., M.O., C.E.W., R.S., D.S., Brothers Delman,
Maurices Campground, Paines Campground, Brock, Beer, Hull PD,
Box Lunch, Eveready Eddy, and turd. Also, big thanks to all that
visit this site on a routine basis.