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Ex Path Editor and ‘Length columist Alex Dick-Read letting this one slip by.
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You just have to keep paddling back out and getting hosed until the sun goes down.
So much barrel time you can start pissing around.
The anticipation of approaching a wave from behind is like no other.
It’s not just hell pits, there are plenty of ramps. Ian Battrick.
Ian Battrick on a solid Kandui wave.
A little mind surfing.
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The view courtesy of Ian Battrick see the video below and get ready to book a flight.
The sunsets are on another level.
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Evening fireworks
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Following the light at the end of the tunnel – watch the sun set from POV tube visions with Ian Battrick from Ian Battrick on Vimeo.