Hi elmateo GenRation Wedge, made by Sunova.... ultra high performance SUP designed for Daniel Huges. My Wedge is above my pay grade... it needs stronger legs than I have at 75, but fun just the same.
Hi, like a lot your vids in RUclips. I am 62 years young, 190cm and 88kg. My Honu 10' x 30 1/2 x 41/2 (175 litres), has a crease provoked by ??I paddle nearly every day in small town near Barcelona/ Spain, choppy conditions , waves till 1 m but normal 0,3- 0,8m , which kind of board do you recommend me ! Thanks in advance and waiting for new videos ! Mahalo
Hi Ulrich I am buying a house in 2 days, and am away from my desk and computer where I do all my consulting from... I need lots of tools to help people understand how to chose the right board for themselves. There are SO many difference in board Take a look at this video and let me know what you think at: supthecreek@gmail.com Then I will have a better idea of your needs
I just read the Total SUP article about you, and I was wondering : the Sunova Creek you designed is available with different sizes and volumes, but wich one do you surf with most of the time ?
Hi Pierre Thanks for asking! I have had 3 sizes: 8'10, 9'1 and 9'4 The one that works best for me is the size I designed it at; 9'4 x 32 at 148 liters The Creek just seems to function best for me with in a little bigger size. I recommend going a size bigger than you would normally think, but that is probably age related. Younger guys totally rip on the small sizes: The 7'7 and 7'10 Creek have seen podiums in the Australian National Titles
Hi Arnout, I ride my bike in high gear, peddling hard and 80% of the time I ride "no hands" because it is easier on my lower back and wrists to sit up straight.... and I never wear a helmet. Just the carefree, 50's kid in me, I guess. Plus, my neck really hurts when I fall hard on my back.... some kind of "whiplash" left over when I got rear ended at a red light. I don't think my neck could endure a heavy wipeout with the added resistance of a helmet.
The Quobba's have eased it up a bit for me, but still a little beyond my reach. I have to really work hard to get it to open up.... it needs more leg strength and speed than I have, to really unlock it's potential. Definitely an amazing board in the hands of a strong, advanced SUPster, with solid snap in their legs!
RUclips is so full of supsurfing videos featuring superacrobatic ninja manouvers that I feel really refreshed looking at your very controlled and apparently effortless balance changes on the board!
Where are you anyway? Looking into getting a SUP. Been surfing awhile then tried an SUP and ended up looking like an ass clown. The Infinity brand is nice and light but a lot of $$$. Titusville, Florida
Hi DDad These sessions were all on Cape Cod I am in Palm Bay Florida for the winter. Contact me by email and maybe we can meet up and you can test a few boards. supthecreek@gmail.com It is so much fun if you are on the right board!
Thank you Sonia... I greatly appreciate the feedback!! I lived in Noosa for 7 months back in the 80's..... shortboarding then. What an amazing place, I loved Australia! enjoy the waves 🙂
Hi P732 Thank you for asking!! It has been a whirlwind of everything housing and nothing SUP! I bought a "fixer upper" house south of Cocoa, Florida. ha ha.... more like a total teardown to the floor joists and rebuild.....While I'm living in it! Plus I'm basically doing it all myself, except for two awesome SUPsters that have been helping me on weekends. They have been invaluable to me with their knowledge and skills. I am starting to check cams again, cuz I know I have to get back in the water!!! But when you have no floors in the whole house.... priorities rule 😆 I think I'll make a surf/Rehab video as soon as I get the entire floor ripped out. It was 8, yes EIGHT layers of flooring that I had to tear out, and 3 of them were ceramic tile. A beast of a job!
What...nothing but nice big rollers streaming off a glassy ocean? Where's the challenge? That looked like a mini-JBay to me with those long rights. I'll take my three-foot closeouts crashing on the NE Florida coastline any day...NOT! Let me know when you're migrating back down south and maybe we can catch a session while you're in the area. Cheers!
ha ha... thanks Jeff! I hope you get some clean swell soon and rip it up! Not sure where my winter will take me.... I don't have a place to stay in sunny Florida this year. Hopefully see you at some point in the not to distant future.... and get some surf together!!
On sizes near 8'9 Sunova Speeed 8'10 x 29 at 130 L was fine for me in summer GenRation Kanga 8'9 x 30.8 at 131 liters is a bit of work, but not too bad GenRation SP25 8'8 x 31.3 at 138 liters is easy Shape has a lot to doo with stability at any length. The Speeed has a wide, fairly square nose so it is more stable than you might expect for a narrow board (at my size - 230 lbs)
Looking good. Great conds. We have had dble overhead here in qld aussie. Huge low pressure kicked our butts. I attempted 5-7ft got two. Adrenalin was racing. Got nervous came in. Nxt day over 10 ft faces. Def did not go out.
Great stuff as always Rick, makes me miss fall on Cape Cod so much. The morning backlit waves are just mesmerizing. Looks like a week of good swell and nice conditions, and nobody out on a Saturday morning? Unheard of where I am.
Thanks Andy! Just bring a few GW’s back to your break… pretty good crowd control at dawn patrol. Surfers wait till after 8 am to paddle out. Works for me 🤗
Hi Bill I lost both shoulder cuffs in my early 60's.... I couldn't pop up without the help of a late drop. I reluctantly bought a SUP for the small days, when I simply couldn't get up at all. So shocked at how fun SUP was.... after a life dedicated to surfing, I actually never wanted to go back to a prone board. SUP has been a gift that not only kept me in the surfing game.... I became a born again grom. It adds such an amazing dimension to surfing that is hard to explain.... like trying to tell a non-surfer how cool surfing is. You can do this and prepare to be totally blown away with the possabilities. If you need any help on how to start out, please email me at: supthecreek@gmail.com I'd be happy to answer any questions you might have
Bravo Rick, there's more stoke in you than all the groms around here combined. New fins are cool. there's endless possibilities with fin combos, I'm testing out a hanalei twin on my toe side and small quad setup on my back side at the moment but my favourite recently has been just some upright fins in the back quad boxes for the really small gutless days when all you can do is glide
Thanks Jim! Sorry I missed your comment for so long... I am on a road trip, buying a home in Florida, so my computer time is spent redesigning the house because it's basically a total rehab job 😱
Hi Mario, I hear you.... long flat spells test your stoke. I'm super stoked to live where I do because there is amazing flat-water paddling for those surf starved times!
Thanks Kim, I appreciate that! I have a van with 6 boards always loaded inside and many more at home to swap out when I see conditions coming. I always look at the waves and one board will jump out as the right one for the session..... but sometimes I swap out if it doesn't suit me that day.
You killed it. I'm 64, long time surfer, most of my friends have transitioned to sup, and they're still ripping. I've been thinking about making the switch. Great video, very inspiring!
Hi GtG, thank you! As a surfer since 1964, I chased waves all over the world, as surfing has been the driving force in my life. I had zero interest in SUP, although I had no ill feelings, it simply didn't interest me. Failed rotator cuffs prompted me to get a SUP "just for the little days" ha ha... I had no idea how much SUP would engage me! I became a born again Grom at 62 and have love the entire journey!! I spend much of my time helping people to learn about boards, sizes, volume and which one would be the best option for them. If you decide to give it a go, the board you choose will make the experience a good one.... or a bad one. There's a lot of poor advice out there, so use due diligence. Contact me if you want to get some ideas of where to start supthecreek@gmail.com also, click my name above, to go to my channel where I have over 200 videos covering a lot of ground.
Same, no ill will, and if truth be told, more envy at how they score ankle to head high ++, always in the right spot. Thank you for the kind reply, very much appreciated.
Hi Audi I had been riding quad mostly for the past few years, using 4.7" sides and small 3.6" rears. It provided the looseness that I prefer But.... I have found magic in Quobba fins with their Mixed Thruster set. They make all my boards loose, yet have great drive and speed They are the only fins I am using these days. I do believe they are coming out with a Quad Set as well, so I am happy to try them also!
Thanks for the video Rick, especially for the glimpses of your beautiful region at 4:50. Your Quobba fins insert at 11:24 intrigued me and I discovered they are from my home state : WA. Interesting approach indeed.
I appreciate your remarks Henri... I am always amazed at the awesomeness of Cape Cod! The Quobba's are known for their speed and hold, but I am blown away how loose and flowing my boards are with them!!
Great surfing as always Rick! And absolutely awesome looking waves. As a baltic sup-surfer it's easy to get jealous when you see waves like that. I guess I'll have to relocate to the Atlantic someday!
@@AnascoNice lots of coast around the world with good surf. I traveled chasing waves all my life and found many great places to live and surf! If I was in Texas, I would make sure to surf the tanker waves in the Galveston shipping channel... there are some guides available to help you with that!
@@rickweeks Thanks!! I'm def booking me a guide for them tanker waves. I was born and raised in Puerto Rico and I've been contemplating moving back. Price tag on Real estates have double since 2-3 years ago!! :(
@@AnascoNice I have been watching the ISA World SUP Championship in SanJuan PR today.... such a great place! Get on those tanker waves... they look super fun!
@@rickweeks WOW I didn't know he stopped shaping! thats to bad really nice light weight boards that surf awesome ! I own one as well not the one Tommy has mine is just a regular shape board .
Hi Steve It's a Liquid Force "Ghost" XL which is amazing because I am usually an XXX in everything else (5'10 - 225 lbs) I got it slightly snug, so it won't lift up in a wipeout. Comfortable and warm. I don't wear it for impact protection... just to avoid the wetsuit as long as possible!
@@rickweeks I'm sure you get this all the time, but... You're an absolute hero! Keep the vids coming. You are what YT should be : do what you love and share it. No click bait, no nonsense, just a cool old dude putting the rest of us to shame! Ha ha
@@austinrandolph8681 That's freaking awesome! I bet you are really having fun, you had the fire in your eyes! The stoke is real! I'd be honored to surf with you again.
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Where are these waves? Willing to jump into the sea!
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That's my plan!
It's awesome. I am 60-year old SUPer and tries to start surfing soon. It's encouraging.
you are living the life Rick!
Thanks JJ... I am thankful every day! 🤗
You’re an inspiration Rick, at nearly 63 I look forward to retirement and being able to sup when I want, possibly every day👍
Me too!! But I"m 51 :)
Thanks Dean.... just make sure you do retire, and not after the body fails (like so many)
Then get on it and have a blast!
@@AnascoNice Good! Retire early and have more time to live!!!! 😊
@@rickweeks Thats a plan
Hi Rick. In this video you mention “9’2” Wedge.” Is that a Starboard Wedge and if yes, do you like that board? Thanks. Mateo in PR.
Hi elmateo
GenRation Wedge, made by Sunova.... ultra high performance SUP designed for Daniel Huges.
My Wedge is above my pay grade... it needs stronger legs than I have at 75, but fun just the same.
I'm starting sup surf and you are a great inspiration, thank you and congratulations
Welcome to the addiction Rogerio, and thank you! SUP surf life is truly a joy!
Why are wearing a life vest? Don't you know how to swim?
Hi, like a lot your vids in RUclips. I am 62 years young, 190cm and 88kg. My Honu 10' x 30 1/2 x 41/2 (175 litres), has a crease provoked by ??I paddle nearly every day in small town near Barcelona/ Spain, choppy conditions , waves till 1 m but normal 0,3- 0,8m , which kind of board do you recommend me ! Thanks in advance and waiting for new videos ! Mahalo
Hi Ulrich
I am buying a house in 2 days, and am away from my desk and computer where I do all my consulting from... I need lots of tools to help people understand how to chose the right board for themselves.
There are SO many difference in board
Take a look at this video and let me know what you think at:
supthecreek@gmail.com
Then I will have a better idea of your needs
I just read the Total SUP article about you, and I was wondering : the Sunova Creek you designed is available with different sizes and volumes, but wich one do you surf with most of the time ?
Hi Pierre
Thanks for asking!
I have had 3 sizes: 8'10, 9'1 and 9'4
The one that works best for me is the size I designed it at; 9'4 x 32 at 148 liters
The Creek just seems to function best for me with in a little bigger size.
I recommend going a size bigger than you would normally think, but that is probably age related.
Younger guys totally rip on the small sizes:
The 7'7 and 7'10 Creek have seen podiums in the Australian National Titles
Hi Rick! Ever considered using a surf helmet? Or never got hit by the board / fins? Just curious, i'm thinking about one myself. Stay stoked!
Hi Arnout,
I ride my bike in high gear, peddling hard and 80% of the time I ride "no hands" because it is easier on my lower back and wrists to sit up straight....
and I never wear a helmet.
Just the carefree, 50's kid in me, I guess.
Plus, my neck really hurts when I fall hard on my back.... some kind of "whiplash" left over when I got rear ended at a red light.
I don't think my neck could endure a heavy wipeout with the added resistance of a helmet.
Cool beans, S.T.C !!! Best, Rob -Dutchylandski
Hey Rob, how's life behind the levees? Thanks buddy... come visit me when I am finished with the house!
This wedge looks da bomb!
The Quobba's have eased it up a bit for me, but still a little beyond my reach.
I have to really work hard to get it to open up.... it needs more leg strength and speed than I have, to really unlock it's potential.
Definitely an amazing board in the hands of a strong, advanced SUPster, with solid snap in their legs!
amazing footage Rick brah! Where is it that you are are?
Thanks Lorainotte.... I am on Cape Cod
RUclips is so full of supsurfing videos featuring superacrobatic ninja manouvers that I feel really refreshed looking at your very controlled and apparently effortless balance changes on the board!
Hi Vincenzo, your thoughts are much appreciated!
@@rickweeks find it hard to believe you don’t have any ninja moves Rick
@@marcelboogaard3809 oh, there's ninja moves.... I just edit them out!
I can get all crossed up and get the Ninja Body Slams! 🤣
Where is this??
Boat is out of the water. Not a great season for the islands.
Too bad! I had a nice day there with Captain Johnny last month... caught it good and clean!
Come surf with me and the fishy's!!
Where are you anyway? Looking into getting a SUP. Been surfing awhile then tried an SUP and ended up looking like an ass clown. The Infinity brand is nice and light but a lot of $$$. Titusville, Florida
Hi DDad
These sessions were all on Cape Cod
I am in Palm Bay Florida for the winter.
Contact me by email and maybe we can meet up and you can test a few boards.
supthecreek@gmail.com
It is so much fun if you are on the right board!
@@rickweeks super stoked. What an offer!
Love your videos Rick 👋I SUP surf in Australia
Thank you Sonia... I greatly appreciate the feedback!!
I lived in Noosa for 7 months back in the 80's..... shortboarding then.
What an amazing place, I loved Australia!
enjoy the waves 🙂
@@rickweeks 🙇
How's your winter going?
Hi P732
Thank you for asking!!
It has been a whirlwind of everything housing and nothing SUP!
I bought a "fixer upper" house south of Cocoa, Florida.
ha ha.... more like a total teardown to the floor joists and rebuild.....While I'm living in it!
Plus I'm basically doing it all myself, except for two awesome SUPsters that have been helping me on weekends.
They have been invaluable to me with their knowledge and skills.
I am starting to check cams again, cuz I know I have to get back in the water!!!
But when you have no floors in the whole house.... priorities rule 😆
I think I'll make a surf/Rehab video as soon as I get the entire floor ripped out.
It was 8, yes EIGHT layers of flooring that I had to tear out, and 3 of them were ceramic tile. A beast of a job!
What...nothing but nice big rollers streaming off a glassy ocean? Where's the challenge? That looked like a mini-JBay to me with those long rights. I'll take my three-foot closeouts crashing on the NE Florida coastline any day...NOT! Let me know when you're migrating back down south and maybe we can catch a session while you're in the area. Cheers!
ha ha... thanks Jeff!
I hope you get some clean swell soon and rip it up!
Not sure where my winter will take me.... I don't have a place to stay in sunny Florida this year.
Hopefully see you at some point in the not to distant future.... and get some surf together!!
Rick, at your height, weight, skill level, what is minimum width you have felt balanced and comfortable riding on a 8-9'
On sizes near 8'9
Sunova Speeed 8'10 x 29 at 130 L was fine for me in summer
GenRation Kanga 8'9 x 30.8 at 131 liters is a bit of work, but not too bad
GenRation SP25 8'8 x 31.3 at 138 liters is easy
Shape has a lot to doo with stability at any length.
The Speeed has a wide, fairly square nose so it is more stable than you might expect for a narrow board (at my size - 230 lbs)
Looking good. Great conds. We have had dble overhead here in qld aussie. Huge low pressure kicked our butts. I attempted 5-7ft got two. Adrenalin was racing. Got nervous came in. Nxt day over 10 ft faces. Def did not go out.
Good on you for charging it! Enjoy the leftovers as the swell drops!
Hey, Rick. Glad you’re okay and just deterred by non-surf stuff. Look forward to new clips when you’re back in the water
Thanks Peter!
I will finish some projects I have underway... but I do get sidetracked 🤣
Housing has to be my priority until It is live-able!
Thank You. Going to try SUP this week. Been to long You have inspired me.
Totally awesome Edwin, please let me know how you are doing. If you have any questions, please email me at
supthecreek@gmail.com
Awesome stuff! 🤙🤙 I clicked on every ad I could!
Thanks SFS!
ha ha... I appreciate that, but I haven't monetized my channel yet. I really need to do that!
Great stuff as always Rick, makes me miss fall on Cape Cod so much. The morning backlit waves are just mesmerizing. Looks like a week of good swell and nice conditions, and nobody out on a Saturday morning? Unheard of where I am.
Thanks Andy!
Just bring a few GW’s back to your break… pretty good crowd control at dawn patrol. Surfers wait till after 8 am to paddle out. Works for me 🤗
Great inspiration thanks Rick - 60 next year and loving the SUP surf (even up here in the cold North Sea - Scotland
Hi Photo
Thanks for the kind words!
Scotland is such an amazing place.... you are living in History!
I am from the Stirling Clan!
Inspiring ain't enough. Sittin round looking at three boards and surf evry day. Lost right shoulder to artheritus, think i can do this.
Hi Bill
I lost both shoulder cuffs in my early 60's.... I couldn't pop up without the help of a late drop.
I reluctantly bought a SUP for the small days, when I simply couldn't get up at all.
So shocked at how fun SUP was.... after a life dedicated to surfing, I actually never wanted to go back to a prone board.
SUP has been a gift that not only kept me in the surfing game.... I became a born again grom.
It adds such an amazing dimension to surfing that is hard to explain.... like trying to tell a non-surfer how cool surfing is.
You can do this and prepare to be totally blown away with the possabilities.
If you need any help on how to start out, please email me at: supthecreek@gmail.com
I'd be happy to answer any questions you might have
Bravo Rick, there's more stoke in you than all the groms around here combined.
New fins are cool. there's endless possibilities with fin combos, I'm testing out a hanalei twin on my toe side and small quad setup on my back side at the moment but my favourite recently has been just some upright fins in the back quad boxes for the really small gutless days when all you can do is glide
Thanks Kingsley!
Keep experimenting.... changing things up keeps it fresh!
Nice to see you still on the game Ricky! I have missed that closing of the screen door the last coupla years... Cheers. Jim
Thanks Jim!
Sorry I missed your comment for so long... I am on a road trip, buying a home in Florida, so my computer time is spent redesigning the house because it's basically a total rehab job 😱
no words....
in my area it's always Wednesday! I envy you🤬
😄😄😄
Hi Mario,
I hear you.... long flat spells test your stoke.
I'm super stoked to live where I do because there is amazing flat-water paddling for those surf starved times!
I love all your content sir. Do you take all your boards and decide what to ride when you get there?
Thanks Kim, I appreciate that!
I have a van with 6 boards always loaded inside and many more at home to swap out when I see conditions coming.
I always look at the waves and one board will jump out as the right one for the session..... but sometimes I swap out if it doesn't suit me that day.
Some great waves and awesome surfing from you as usual Rick!
Thanks Luke!
Is there someone who is filming you ?
I use SoloShot3 Optic65
Took years to find the key to proper setup so it would follow me all the time... but now it's great!
@@rickweeks.
You killed it. I'm 64, long time surfer, most of my friends have transitioned to sup, and they're still ripping. I've been thinking about making the switch. Great video, very inspiring!
Hi GtG, thank you!
As a surfer since 1964, I chased waves all over the world, as surfing has been the driving force in my life.
I had zero interest in SUP, although I had no ill feelings, it simply didn't interest me.
Failed rotator cuffs prompted me to get a SUP "just for the little days"
ha ha... I had no idea how much SUP would engage me!
I became a born again Grom at 62 and have love the entire journey!!
I spend much of my time helping people to learn about boards, sizes, volume and which one would be the best option for them.
If you decide to give it a go, the board you choose will make the experience a good one.... or a bad one.
There's a lot of poor advice out there, so use due diligence.
Contact me if you want to get some ideas of where to start
supthecreek@gmail.com
also, click my name above, to go to my channel where I have over 200 videos covering a lot of ground.
Same, no ill will, and if truth be told, more envy at how they score ankle to head high ++, always in the right spot. Thank you for the kind reply, very much appreciated.
Rick doy preffer quad or thruster fins?
Hi Audi
I had been riding quad mostly for the past few years, using 4.7" sides and small 3.6" rears.
It provided the looseness that I prefer
But.... I have found magic in Quobba fins with their Mixed Thruster set.
They make all my boards loose, yet have great drive and speed
They are the only fins I am using these days.
I do believe they are coming out with a Quad Set as well, so I am happy to try them also!
Thanks for the video Rick, especially for the glimpses of your beautiful region at 4:50.
Your Quobba fins insert at 11:24 intrigued me and I discovered they are from my home state : WA. Interesting approach indeed.
I appreciate your remarks Henri... I am always amazed at the awesomeness of Cape Cod!
The Quobba's are known for their speed and hold, but I am blown away how loose and flowing my boards are with them!!
Hi Reek, great video. Did you notice the quobba fins improvment also in small waves and low speed ? Have you tested different quobba fins ?
Is very fun , where is this place .👌👌
Hi Paolo... it's on Cape Cod, Massachusetts... 100 miles from Boston
keep the videos coming,
Thanks
Rick from FL
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Thank you... i hope to 🙂
I am joining the ranks of Floridians!
I am closing on a house in Sunny Florida in 2 days
See you in the water.... after I make my house livable ☺
Smooth is the word , your sessions are the best
Thanks Bob, that is much appreciated!!
You'd get arrested driving down the road like that in Australia Ricky .
They'd have to catch me first! 🙂
@@rickweeks You're on the wrong side of the road......😮
@@davidrowell4744 No wonder they kept chasing me when I lived in OZ!
Great surfing as always Rick! And absolutely awesome looking waves. As a baltic sup-surfer it's easy to get jealous when you see waves like that. I guess I'll have to relocate to the Atlantic someday!
Thanks Johan!
Moving to waves it the answer! You won't regret it 😊
@@rickweeks Where?! 👀 I’m in TX. Not a whole lot here 😔
@@AnascoNice lots of coast around the world with good surf.
I traveled chasing waves all my life and found many great places to live and surf!
If I was in Texas, I would make sure to surf the tanker waves in the Galveston shipping channel... there are some guides available to help you with that!
@@rickweeks Thanks!! I'm def booking me a guide for them tanker waves. I was born and raised in Puerto Rico and I've been contemplating moving back. Price tag on Real estates have double since 2-3 years ago!! :(
@@AnascoNice I have been watching the ISA World SUP Championship in SanJuan PR today.... such a great place!
Get on those tanker waves... they look super fun!
I see Tommy is still surfing that Angula Sup ! thats awesome ..
Little Blue Squared is still Tommy’s go-to. He rides it so well!
@@rickweeks its a crazy design lol It reminds me of the old Vintage Mini Simmons short board that came as a Twin fin
@@chasingwaves11 it never even had a model name.... Ed stopped shaping and took up golf, so there were only a few made.
@@rickweeks WOW I didn't know he stopped shaping! thats to bad really nice light weight boards that surf awesome ! I own one as well not the one Tommy has mine is just a regular shape board .
What kind of vest do you use? Keep up with the great videos.
Hi Steve
It's a Liquid Force "Ghost" XL
which is amazing because I am usually an XXX in everything else (5'10 - 225 lbs)
I got it slightly snug, so it won't lift up in a wipeout.
Comfortable and warm. I don't wear it for impact protection... just to avoid the wetsuit as long as possible!
@@rickweeks Great info. Thanks.
Love it!!
Thanks Peter!
👏👏👏🤙🤙🤙🏄♂️
🙏🙏🙏 😊
SUP SUP!! 🤙 Gotta love a dawn paddle!
Absolutely! I'm up tomorrow at 5 am for first light surf at 6:30!
@@rickweeks I'm sure you get this all the time, but... You're an absolute hero! Keep the vids coming. You are what YT should be : do what you love and share it. No click bait, no nonsense, just a cool old dude putting the rest of us to shame! Ha ha
@@D9VO so awesome SUP SUP... I greatly appreciate that! 🙏🏻
Awesome Rick!
Thanks Austin, I hope you are getting some!
@Rick Weeks just came back from Maui ..definitely some great waves I caught. I need to fly over to you so I can get some more coaching from you!
@@austinrandolph8681 That's freaking awesome! I bet you are really having fun, you had the fire in your eyes! The stoke is real!
I'd be honored to surf with you again.
Super waves week Rick ....for a super surfer like you! 🦸♂
Wow... thanks Max!
I am glad you enjoyed it 🙂