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Let’s put it like this: The final day of women’s action at the U.S. Open is going to be gnarly Saturday. With the quarterfinals taking place in the mid-tide, mid-day hour, the quarterfinals got under way Friday. Lakey Peterson, who won the U.S. Open Pro Junior last year, dominated the round. Exploding for a near-perfect …
The US Open of Surfing hasn’t exactly delivered — as far as swell goes. Dane has chosen to ride a new board he’s been experimenting with. It’s a double wing squash tail. A 5’7″ x 19 1/2″ x 2 3/8″. After his last performance in the round of 48, it’s earned a spot in his quiver.
“Dane Reynolds is the most exciting Freesurfer in the world today and many of our young surfers wanted him in the Surfers’ Hall of Fame this year,†said Aaron Pai.
“It was immediately obvious how much experimentation goes into Reynolds’s boards.” — Howard
Dane Reynolds (USA), 26, earned the day’s highest scores while advancing through to the Quarterfinals of the ASP PRIME Nike Lowers Pro.
Big chunky lefts wedge into the pier — Dane and Timmy do their best to navigate through the ridge-y faces
West swells, south swells and north swells collide to light up the entire West Coast and it’s a beautiful thing
Put Dane in a blue room with a block of foam, throw out the measuring tools, freehand the outline, eyeball your fin placement, and you have the ingredients for something completely diff erent from CI.
It’s Prequel I and it’s Japan. Really, really good Japan.
They’re calling it What Youth and it is featuring all the regulars from Lost Atlas. Expect more fireworks from Kai and crew
