OK, I accept that it is not as good as DJ's, but it is from the same session yesterday morning. They were the best conditions I have seen at that spot - but it was pretty crowded...
Nice Jason.. I just noticed your now using a decent paddle.. Have you noticed much difference..
Well, I bought the paddle and the conditions at the Prom (King Kong Island) and Zappers have been great. Coincidence?
The biggest thing I notice is that is that the paddle stroke seems to do more work. There was a lot of turbulence with the old paddle - you could hear it as you pulled it through the water. Not so with the new paddle. It just feels more efficient and effective. (But maybe that's just because I want to justify the cost in my own mind )
I bought it mainly because I wanted a three-piece paddle for my Maldives trip. So I had to decide whether to get a very good paddle or reportedly the best paddle.
Nice video
What board are u using?
Naish Hokua 8'8" X32 (I am just under 90 kg)
You and dj both dropped in on that chick , poor girl!!
Yes - guilty as charged - but I got off when I saw she was getting past the close-out section. With more than 10 sups out there it was a bit of a free-for-all. Lots of drop-ins - lots of waves missed. But all in good spirits. (The "party wave" was called early - I think we had five on it. There were a few party waves.)
.... conditions at the Prom (King Kong Island) ....
Which one's King Kong Island?
.... conditions at the Prom (King Kong Island) ....
Which one's King Kong Island?
King Kong Island is just our nick-name for the Prom - because the weather and conditions can defy logic and forecasts. It was just Norman Bay on this occasion. Two of the three sessions:
Thanks. Googling it brought up Skull Rock and there's no way I could imagine people surfing out there (cause there's no surf and it's miles away and surrounded by bities.)