Matt Biolos on the board Kolohe’s riding in what many would consider not-rideable surf. Kolohe went on to a quarterfinal finish in the Azores competition.
This is un-edited, raw footage (without music) of every wave he caught this surf. Trading between a 5’10 x 19″ x 2.25″ SubDriver “Grovel” and a 5’11″ x 18.88″ x 2.25″ standard SubDriver, he puts on a veritable “how-to” for tiny-wave performance technique.
Can you tell which is the 5’10: and which is the 5’11″?
–Matt Biolos
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Wowzers. Another edit nothing short of spectacular.
Good to see an array of maneuvers neatly packaged on each wave. FedEx would be proud.
This kid is interesting. Number one, his name is Kolohe. In Hawaiian it means little rascal. I’m not sure if Dino thought that one through. . .but history repeats itself.