SHREDDING AT DANA POINT
CARVIN' IT UP
Trent Hickman is shredding it on the Pau Hana 8’6" Carve at Doheny State Beach in Dana Point, California.
The Pau Hana team was hanging out at the Pacific Paddle Games and it just luckily coincided with a nice little swell hitting the coast. So, naturally we got up for dawn patrol and continued surfing before, after, and during the competition throughout the weekend. The fluke heat wave of that weekend made getting in the water almost a necessity during the event. And, the main photo serves as clear evidence of that.
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