April 29th, 2020
PLAYA COLORADO
Hello friends from around the world! Is it just me or the days don’t matter anymore? I think it’s Wednesday but, either way, here is the today’s surf report:
Looks like the forecast, that said it was going to be 1-2 feet, was mistaken… today was around double: 2-4 feet ad mid-tide.
The waves were fast and the few surfers in the lineup were having a hard time with them, but not with some of the local residents, this is Hayden finding some shade before the wave closed out.
The waves looked great but the wind and the actual shape of the waves were making the waves really hard to surf them.
Even with the not so good conditions, Kevin still was able to find nice barrels.
Checl out Jenny (Kevin’s sister) practicing the wave barrel body position.
Hayden was practicing too.
This was not only the wave of the day, but also the ride too,
Not bad for a 1-2 feet forecast, right?
That’s it for today people, stay healthy that soon you will be able to come surf these waves. Cheers!
RECENT REPORTS
Hey everyone! Welcome to Friday evening’s surf report from Colorados. The size was up some this evening, but the wind direction was a bit side-shore, so there was some light texture and bump.
Hey amigos! Welcome to Thursday’s surf report from Playa Colorado. This evening was very similar to yesterday. Arguably a touch smaller this evening, but mid-day had some decent sets.
Hey everyone! Josh back behind the lens for the next few days. Welcome to Wednesday evening’s surf report from Colorados. It kind of turned on when I showed up with the camera. The presence of the camera seems to be lucky charm or set magnet haha.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
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