Two sequences of the Naish importers styling some heavy closeouts at Palm Beach this morning.





























JB

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JB

Whats with all the trying to pull off and staighting out stuff????????? i know you guys are from NSW and like to wear skirts alot but come on pull in!!!!

paul.j said...

Whats with all the trying to pull off and staighting out stuff????????? i know you guys are from NSW and like to wear skirts alot but come on pull in!!!!

HAHA

paul.j said...

Whats with all the trying to pull off and staighting out stuff????????? i know you guys are from NSW and like to wear skirts alot but come on pull in!!!!

How'd you break your leg again Jacko? wasn't it from straightening out.......LOL The boy did well, riding 10' Mana's.

JB

JB said...

paul.j said...

Whats with all the trying to pull off and staighting out stuff????????? i know you guys are from NSW and like to wear skirts alot but come on pull in!!!!

How'd you break your leg again Jacko? wasn't it from straightening out.......LOL The boy did well, riding 10' Mana's.

JB

haha.........lol...................

Great photo's JB,

Good times out at Palm beach on the Mana's.

Rich

I think that's as fat as Quinny ever gets and he eats more crap than most.

I head a couple of SUP boards were snapped that day, I can see why.

JB said...

Luke, Yes Hokua's would have torn it up out there. We also paddled round to a "secret break, and rode some ridiculously close to rocks right hander's prior to this. Was interesting, I would like to give it another session in bigger swell.

JB

That could be VERY interesting....

cRAZY Canuk said...

JB said...
We also paddled round to a "secret break" called the Terrace, and rode some ridiculously close to rocks right hander's prior to this. Was interesting, I would like to give it another session in bigger swell.

There's no such thing as a secret break in Sydney

True, but it's more one of those breaks that are mythological. A lot of people have heard the stories of surfing it, but not many people have or even seen anyone surf it. It's very fast, sucky and dangerously close to the rock shelf with a lot of moving water. But I took some mates there some 15+ years ago on bodyboards when the surf was massive & Martin Potter used to surf it back in the day. But I think with SUP's ability to get on the wave early, could make for a gnarly spot to push the envelope.

Just to clarify, I do not recommend anyone to now go and paddle out there trying to catch waves, if you don't make it, you will get smashed, and bad! Please very competent riders only, and make sure you take someone with you, so they can post the story.

There is always places around that not many have surfed or seen being surfed. I have two other breaks I want to ride on SUP that I have never seen anyone surf on but have heard the myths about them being rideable. So don't be too quick to think that Sydney is all discovered!

JB

The first time I saw the Terrace ridden, it was massive. Some of the biggest swell I've ever seen hit Sydney, but I have seen it many times where I've thought if I could just get on the wave before it reaches the shelf it would be awesome. I think SUP will for fill this on the right day.

The two other breaks I have my eye on aren't as dodgy, but harder to get to. One day, it will all come good, and with luck I will have a camera on me.

Bring on the formally unrideable waves

JB

It's funny you say that Dogman, While we where sitting at the terrace, there was this little Asian bloke fishing in a really dodgy spot,

Quinny said to me: "I have already decided that if he gets washed in, I'm not going in after him. That's just stupid!".

I replied to Quinny: "You know he's probably looking at us thinking what idiots surfing that close to the rocks, If they go in I'm not going in after them!"

Gold!