August 28th, 2013
Somewhere in Nicaragua
Hello this is Armando Lopez bringing you the report today. We had light offshore wind, the waves were 5 feet high. It has been a nice sunny day down here with good water temperature. Check the lineup.
This was one of the nice rights today with a perfect shoulder, showing how easy it is to make a barrel.
Yeah! here he goes.
The sets did not have barrels, but in the in side was good as you can see.
Mr. Gustavo is getting air although he is not too high.
This air is not too high as well, but he has the style.
The sick maneuver today is the floater with the slash.
Or you can call this maneuver the flash.
A good snap in this little wave is possible only if you are a good surfer.
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