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You will probably never experience a wave this good.
- Thread starter casa_mugrienta
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i probably couldn't make the drop anyway....
yet most surfers couldnt handle the wave
There are ways around that bro ala go old school and roll in. “I see John John and Kelly psyched on being under the lip and taking off in the most critical spot and that freaks me out just looking at that sh!t,” says Craig. “I’d prefer to sit way out and paddle as fast as I can to get into a wave.”
then all you have to worry about is wiping out lol. Board like that makes padding out a lot easier too, especially if you’re in between sets
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Would you also add the qualifier that most would not experience the sensations of riding a board with fins made for the board?
That was still so much fun too watch,Thankxz for sharin! 
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Too zoomed in to show that there’s shoulders for days bro cept for @ 58 seconds. That’s the whole point of an Apache type board, you get the opportunity to get in wicked early on waves where your standard hpsb means navigating the drop while still retaining the ability to duck dive albeit technique is more important but that is far outweighed by paddling and tube riding ability
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