COVID-19 coincided with a couple of amazing swells. With basically the entire world on Coronavirus lockdown from mid-March until early May, a handful of iconic spots had at least one all-time day during a once-in-a-lifetime window where nobody was allowed in the ocean.
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At J-Bay, 6-foot corduroy perfection marched through Supertubes, empty for the first time since before the original “Endless Summer”. At Lower Trestles, south swell lines wrapped down the cobblestone reef without a surfer in sight for the first time since, well, can anyone even remember the last time Lowers was empty in April? And it goes on. Supertubos. Puerto Escondido. Raglan. HT’s. All empty.
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Of course, surfers were still around, painfully peering through windows. The ones that were allowed outside (or that could launch a drone) documented the empty perfection in their respective locations. Click play for a curated look at your favorite waves—entirely empty—during a period of time we’ll (hopefully) never have to experience again.
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At J-Bay, 6-foot corduroy perfection marched through Supertubes, empty for the first time since before the original “Endless Summer”. At Lower Trestles, south swell lines wrapped down the cobblestone reef without a surfer in sight for the first time since, well, can anyone even remember the last time Lowers was empty in April? And it goes on. Supertubos. Puerto Escondido. Raglan. HT’s. All empty.
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Pro Surfer Dane Reynolds Answers Fans’ Burning Questions From His Garage
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Pro Surfer Dane Reynolds Answers Fans’ Burning Questions From His Garage
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