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Maui's deepwater big-wave colossus. A giant, slabby right that only breaks on extreme N–NW swells and has become the global benchmark for tow and big-wave paddle surfing.
Hawaii's premier south-shore performance left. A hollow, walling reef break beside the Ala Wai Harbor channel; classic on summer S sw...
The right-hand barrel that breaks off the Pipeline peak. Sucks dry over the same shallow reef as Pipe, demanding a late, deep takeoff. On...
Big Island's most popular surf spot, on the Kona coast. A right-hand reef break that's surprisingly consistent for the otherwise ...
Forgiving right-hand reef break south of Laniakea. A friendly North Shore wave that works on smaller swells and is good for intermediate ...
