Fortunately for me there were a handful of motivated surfers out.
Pangas clearly living up to its reputation as the ultimate roundhouse training wave haha.
You can see with this other young fella what happens when you (1) get out of the pocket at Pangas on any board or (2) let your shortboard sit flat (off rail) for too long at Pangas.
I like the creativity from our MVP shredder here. Leveraging some mid-face lump to spin through a quick chop-hop.
The MVP surfer demonstrating an excellent understanding of how to surf a shortboard on fat waves. You do whatever you can to stay on rail and create smooth drive through your turns. Speed preservation and smooth drive are key.
The inside section through him a bit more meat to work with so he was able to torque through this carve harder.
Textbook!
Pangas is very difficult to read. It can also be long waits between sets. But the faces are soft which can be nice for folks that are on longboards or learning (especially when it is small).
A little early to the section, but the blonde fella had the right idea here.
Pangas at it’s finest. A few waves rolling in during each set for the whole crew! The small spell is forecasted to continue tomorrow, but I’ll bring you the best action I can capture. Peace.
RECENT REPORTS
Hey amigos! Welcome to Wednesday’s surf report from Colorados. The waves were smaller today, but the sets still had a bit of size. The conditions were very clean. The smoothest and most well groomed waves that I saw this week.
FROM THE ARCHIVES
Happy Hump day, Waves backed off a bit today, but there’s still plenty fun to be had. @tonyzphotos bringing you the report again.