Along the Lowcountry coast, surf culture took shape differently. At Folly Beach, shifting sandbars, unpredictable swells, and long waits between sets created a rhythm rooted in patience and return. Local shops like McKevlin’s became gathering points rather than destinations—places where boards were fixed, stories were shared, and the culture quietly endured. This season, we’re stepping into that history, spending time with the people and places that shaped it, and carrying forward a surf culture built on consistency, community, and respect.