Maalaea Surf "Freight Trains" OMG.................
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Maalaea Surf "Freight Trains" OMG.................
Maalaea Harbor on Maui is home of "Freight Trains", one of the longest and fastest barrelling waves in the world. This clip intros with a brief bio on Maui Surf photographer Rick Kealoha.
Shot by Mike Mackey.
Underwater Cinematography and Editing by Robb Gardner.
This wave is awesome
See it here: http://surfvideo.blogspot.com/
Shot by Mike Mackey.
Underwater Cinematography and Editing by Robb Gardner.
This wave is awesome
See it here: http://surfvideo.blogspot.com/
- One Mile Point
- Snowy McAllister
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Yeah.....
"Maala'ea is considered to be the fastest right in the world. One of the best wave on the planet,but don't plan your trip around it because it rarely breaks. Watch for big New Zealand swells"
"Just so you all know, Sept 15 2005 was as good as Maalaea has ever gotten in recorded history, won't happen again for another 20 years. If you're on this site thinking about coming to Maui to surf this place good think again, it's the rarest wave in Hawaii by far and when its on the locals are absolutely ruthless. Not to mention you have to REALLY know how to surf to even make the drop and pull in and have any chance of coming out. All in all, don't even bother....Aloha"
"Maala'ea is considered to be the fastest right in the world. One of the best wave on the planet,but don't plan your trip around it because it rarely breaks. Watch for big New Zealand swells"
"Just so you all know, Sept 15 2005 was as good as Maalaea has ever gotten in recorded history, won't happen again for another 20 years. If you're on this site thinking about coming to Maui to surf this place good think again, it's the rarest wave in Hawaii by far and when its on the locals are absolutely ruthless. Not to mention you have to REALLY know how to surf to even make the drop and pull in and have any chance of coming out. All in all, don't even bother....Aloha"
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I like how they set the scene by basically saying don't bother coming, then finish off by saying "Aloha"ac2026 wrote:If you're on this site thinking about coming to Maui to surf this place good think again, it's the rarest wave in Hawaii by far and when its on the locals are absolutely ruthless. Not to mention you have to REALLY know how to surf to even make the drop and pull in and have any chance of coming out. All in all, don't even bother....Aloha"
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long time lurker, first time poster...
here is some footage of all time Maalaea from september 05
http://surfermag.com/av/potpourri/maalaea2005vid/
enjoy.
here is some footage of all time Maalaea from september 05
http://surfermag.com/av/potpourri/maalaea2005vid/
enjoy.
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