Showing posts with label hookipa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hookipa. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

Maui on Fire

The year just started but it started off with Hookipa on fire.
A squall gave us a perfect rainbow.
Here are some shots Jimmie Hepp made. He is every day in Hookipa and anywhere else on Maui making awesome shots. http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000830216933
Hookipa January 2nd 2011

Squall
Beautiful whale shot from Hookipa
Mark going off, just before he went on the rocks
Mark again, sailing very well , as always
Master Robby Naish with Kai Lenny
Here I Kind of lost my board, my bullet proof smack can withstand anything though

Aloha from Maui






Monday, February 22, 2010

Oh Beautiful Hookipa

Sunday morning,
glassy, big waves a beautiful day, a stand up day. I leave my wife and daughter before breakfast, after quick birthday call to my sister in Holland. I drive down 3 minutes before I see how good the waves really are.
After a couple of tries I made it out in Kuau. Getting to know my new 9'1" a little bit better. A few amazing drops and rides.
Although the forecast wasn't to good. The wind picked up strong enough in the afternoon. This time Hookipa. The Light winds on the inside made it challenging to get out. Below is a picture of Ola from Sweden with a huge set in front of him.
Once you were out you could ride the big sets and just get out in time and don't ride them in all the way. But what fun it was. Sharing Hookipa only with hand full of other riders. Brilliant as ever Robby Naish. Daring as always, Mark Angulo, Young riders Bend, Connor Baxter and my friend Andres. Hookipa at it's best.
Thanks Kate, for the pictures



Ola facing nature

Robby Naish


Bootm Turn Robby Style


Bend on of the youngest riders in Hookipa
Mark Angulo

Monday, November 23, 2009

SUPer day and Hookipa heaven


Woke up early today to do a Stand up session with Hizkia before work.
We checked out Kuau and Kanaha Kai and decided that Kanaha Kai looked to small and windy and Kuau kind a big so I decided for Kuau where only a few tow-ins where playing. Hiz took some shots.
Getting out was hard work

But once on the wave very rewarding.


And then here are some shots Hizkia took of Hookipa yesterday. There was definetly some size to it and good action too.
Levi still the king of Hookipa

Keith also a contender of the crown.

Nice aerial off the lip from Hot Sails rider, Andres

Aloha