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うっすらとｳﾈｳﾈしてますが波は無し。

明日からの３連休はお天気すぐれなさそうですね・・・

せめて波だけでもあってもらいたいものです。

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When I was growing up my dad used to make my boards, which was really cool.  

風向　無風　

波高　岩和田・浦仲　フラット　中央・浜　フラット　

外気温　～21度　

海水温　～21度　

最新作の超小波用板??　

モデル名も不確かなアグリーフィッシュM2　

レトロツインに飽きた人、アキラアイパ風ツインに不安の有る人、　

クワッドなので万人向けですよ！　

平均して波が有るけど小さい冬用にお薦めします♪　

Ｂｙ　イアン・ライト　Ｆｏｒ　タマキ　

5’2”　20+1/8”　2+3/8”　

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中間レベル以上で、６０～７０ｋｇ前後対応

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クワッドフィンボックス　￥2000

Caption: Vasco Ribeiro and Mahina Maeda, 2014 ASP World Junior Champions
Image: ASP/Poullenot

PLAYA DE RIBEIRA D’ILHAS, Ericeira / Portugal (Wednesday, October 29, 2014) - Vasco Ribeiro (PRT) 19, and Mahina Maeda (HAW) 16, have won the Allianz ASP World Junior Championships in clean 3-to-4-foot surf at the iconic Ribeira D’Ilhas righthand pointbreak in Ericeira.

Vasco Ribeiro claims a historic ASP World Junior Title as the first Portuguese surfer to ever do so and notched the coveted trophy in his home country today.

“I have no words to describe this moment, I just want to thank everyone who’s been supporting me,” Ribeiro said. “It’s been a long week, especially today I surfed four times. I think the final was actually the heat I was less pressured, I just wanted to do good and I knew I had to post something big cause Italo is such a great surfer.”

Ribeiro built momentum through the early rounds and put on his best performance in the final to dispatch of Italo Ferreira (BRA) with an incredible 18.63 total. The young Portuguese up-and-comer, recently crowned ASP European Junior Champion previously bested other event standouts Joshua Moniz (HAW) and Deivid Silva (BRA) on his way to claim the event win.

Runner-up today in Portugal, Ferreira put up a good fight but couldn’t match Ribeiro’s rhythm in the final and was eventually put in a combination situation he wouldn’t recover from. The current World No.8 on the QS rankings, was on fire all-week in Ericeira and notched another excellent result after his quarterfinal in the Cascais Billabong Pro two weeks ago. Ferreira will head home full of confidence before the big QS showdown in Hawaii where he will try to obtain a maiden ticket for the WCT.

“I’m super stoked with that second place, it was a great day of pumping waves again,” Ribeiro said. “This place is amazing and I loved it, surfing here was so sick on my backhand and congrats Vasco he really ripped. This was my last year in the juniors, so now my focus will shift to the Prime in Brazil and Hawaii.”

Mahina Maeda concluded a very successful Portuguese campaign with the ASP World Junior Title today, after consistently posting great scores to advance in first in all her matchups. At only 16 years-old, Maeda stamped her authority on the Junior talent pool and will look to take her act to the next level against the World’s Best on the QS tour next season.

“I can’t believe it, I’m so stoked and beyond,” Maeda said. “Watching Ella (Williams) win last year, it gave me some confidence and the urge to win. I felt like I had the potential, but came here and surfed it heat by heat. Having everybody out there supporting me was just amazing.”

Along with the prestigious title, Maeda will also receive a wildcard spot in the highest seeded rounds of all the major QS events in 2015, potentially easing her campaign for a Samsung Galaxy ASP World Championship Tour qualification.

Guadeloupe’s Tessa Thyssen (GLP) 17, whom also won the ASP European Junior series this season, lead the regional contingent with a firm grip on the competition but unfortunately couldn’t compose with the tricky conditions in the final. Runner-up to Maeda at Ribeira D’Ilhas, Thyssen however nets an excellent result for her first participation in the World Junior Championships.

“Overall I feel amazing cause this event’s been great for me, but I’m a little bit disappointed about that final obviously,” Thyssen admitted. “Congrats Mahina, she’s been on fire here and really deserves the win. I think I’ll go bother her in Hawaii this winter and surf good waves. I put a little too much pressure on myself in the final and the conditions weren’t easy, but that’s okay. I’ll focus on the QS next year I think, I really want to go further and keep improving.”

Local hero Tomas Fernandes (PRT) 18, came extremely close to making an all-Portuguese final when he had Ferreira against the ropes in the final moments of their semifinal matchup, but the talented Brazilian came back firing and deprived Fernandes of an inaugural final at the World Junior stage. Fernandes pushed his performance level this week and will be one to look out for in the coming seasons.

The Allianz ASP World Junior Championships is scheduled from October 25 - November 2, 2014 in playa de Ribeira d’Ilhas, Ericeira / PORTUGAL. For all results, photos, video highlights and press releases, log on to aspworldtour.com. 

The Allianz ASP World Junior Championships is supported by Allianz, Portuguese Waves, Moche, Ericeira Surfshop, Mafra, City of Ericeira, Sagres and Villa Gale Hotel among others.

Allianz ASP World Junior Championships men’s FINAL RESULTS:

1 - Vasco Ribeiro (PRT) 18.63

2 - Italo Ferreira (BRA) 12.77

Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Women’s FINALIST RESULTS:

1 - Mahina Maeda (HAW) 13.56

2 - Tessa Thyssen (GLP) 13.17

Allianz ASP World Junior Championships men’s SEMIFINAL RESULTS:

SF 1: Italo Ferreira (BRA) 16.80 def. Tomas Fernandes (PRT)16.50

SF 2: Vasco Ribeiro (PRT) 15.34 def. Deivid Silva (BRA) 13.83

Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Women’s SEMIFINAL RESULTS:

SF 1: Tessa Thyssen (GLP) 9.67 def. Chelsea Tuach (BRB) 8.67

SF 2: Mahina Maeda (HAW) 15.93 def. Bronte Macaulay (AUS) 11.33

Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Men’s QUARTERFINAL RESULTS:

QF 1: Tomas Fernandes (PRT) 13.90 def. Soli Bailey (AUS) 12.14

QF 2: Italo Ferreira (BRA) 16.00 def. Noe Mar McGonagle (CRI) 7.50

QF 3: Deivid Silva (BRA) 17.77 def. Mateia Hiquily (PYF) 6.04

QF 4: Vasco Ribeiro (PRT) 14.17 def. Takumi Yasui (JPN) 13.00

REMAINING Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Men’s Rd 4 RESULTS:

Heat 5: Mateia Hiquily (PYF) 15.34 def. Leonardo Fioravanti (ITA) 12.50

Heat 6: Deivid Silva (BRA) 12.83 def. Tom Cloarec (FRA) 12.60

Heat 7: Vasco Ribeiro (PRT) 14.66 def. Joshua Moniz (HAW) 11.00

Heat 8: Takumi Yasui (JPN) 13.24 def. Kanoa Igarashi (USA) 10.96
 

Switching your stance could make you a better surfer,
and prevent injuries.  

1年中使える奴ですが、これからの時期のｻｰﾌﾄﾘｯﾌﾟには大活躍な奴です。

吸水性の良い生地を使い肌に触れた瞬間に水分を吸い取ってくれます。

毛羽立った柔らかな生地は肌触りも良いですよ～。

ﾌﾛﾝﾄｼﾞｯﾊﾟｰ仕様なので脱ぎ着も楽ﾁﾝ！

女子にはウレシイ内ﾎﾟｹｯﾄも付いています。

カラーは4色の入荷です。

男子も女子も是非使ってみてください～。。。

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風向　朝強い北、のち無風　

波高　岩和田・浦仲　フラット　中央・浜　フラット　

外気温　～21度　

海水温　～21度　

hidekiさん　オーダーのHW 　

サーフ関係のお仕事の為にブランド名を入れずに作りました。　

シェーパー名のラベルだけで、カラーも無しの玄人仕様　


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カーボン　￥2,000　
オーダー　￥3,000

ｂｙ　Ian　for　Hideki

ミディアムレール、　

中間レベル以上で、70～75ｋｇ前後対応　

Popular small to medium size surf shortboard. 
Fuller rail volume and outline in the chest area for better paddling ability. 
Single to double concave with slight vee off tail. Best ordered 1"-3" shorter than normal and 1/2"- 3/4" wider than normal.

穏やかな海です。

海水浴場（08：55）

今日は期待も薄そうです。

次のうねりを待ちましょう。

ｳｪｯﾄｵｰﾀﾞﾌｪｱｰやってまーす

Caption: Joshua Moniz (HAW) took things to the air today.
Image: ASP/Poullenot

PLAYA DE RIBEIRA D’ILHAS, Ericeira / Portugal (Tuesday, October 28, 2014) - The Allianz ASP World Junior Championships resumed in clean 3-to-4-foot waves at the iconic Ribeira D’Ilhas pointbreak and completed the third round of the men’s competition, as well as the first four matchups of Round 4.

The World’s Best juniors took proceedings to another level today, posting a flurry of scores in the excellent range all-day and putting on an exciting show for the crowds.

Mateia Hiquily (PYF) 18, was in sizzling form, firmly cementing himself as the form surfer of the day, dispatching of Australian Kai Hing in Round 3. Hiquily lacerated the Ericeira walls with unmatched speed and flair to post the highest combined heat total of the event so far, an incredible 18.80 out of 20 points possible.

“I’m really happy, but I can’t shake the feeling that I didn’t complete the two waves, I kept falling at the end,” Hiquily said. “This wave can be hard to surf on your backhand, if you get a flat one you’re just going to do cutbacks all the way, so I was stoked to get those more punchy ones.”

Hiquily dismantled a clean set wave with three critical turns and showcased his technical repertoire with variations of his signature backhand hooks, to net a near-perfect 9.80 and stamp his authority on the heat.

Joshua Moniz (HAW) 18, came very close to tying Hiquily for the highest total with an impressive 18.37 against South Africa’s Slade Prestwich. In a series of exciting exchanges, Prestwich had a slight advantage at first posting a 9.50 against Moniz’s 9.00, but the Hawaiian stayed focused and patient in the lineup. Eventually Moniz found another gem at Ribeira d’Ilhas and took maximum risks on a long and fast floater before attacking the lip for a 9.37 and the win.

“The set waves are all pretty much nines, so you just have to be patient and wait for the bigger ones,” Moniz said. “I got a bit nervous after Slade posting that nine and since we’ve had a pretty slow start, so I was just really hoping for a good set to come. You only get a couple of good sections, so you need to make sure to hit them right. If you make one mistake you could end up with a four instead of a nine.”

Parker Coffin (USA) 19, took down an in-form Dylan Lightfoot (ZAF) in the dying seconds of their round 3 matchup in an incredible come-from-behind victory. Lightfoot, sitting on a 17.17 heat total with only seconds on the clock already had a foot in the fourth round, but Coffin took off late on a runner and tagged it multiple times on his backhand for a 9.57 and the win.

“I was sitting out there and I felt out of rhythm with priority, but you know in those last minutes when you need a big score, as long as you believe in yourself, it’s totally doable,” Coffin said. “I’ve worked all-year for that and I’ve re-played it in my head like a milion times. The wave was amazing and I just surfed it to its potential.”

Coffin unfortunately couldn’t find the same momentum in the fourth round and placed equal 9th in Ericeira.

Noe Mar McGonagle (CRI) 18, went on a tear in his round 3 matchup against local boy Miguel Blanco (PRT), opening the show with a solid 8.67. McGonagle kept building momentum and started on a bomb to clock four massive turns for a 9.20 out of 10, and put his opponent in a combination situation.

“It was a good heat, the waves were really good,” McGonagle stated. “I’m glad I was able to get two great waves and make it through. Miguel is a good friend of mine and he killed it too, that was a tight heat.”

In a valiant last-minute effort, Blanco caught a great wave of his own, and rode it all the way inside, but ended up coming just short of the required score he needed, giving McGonagle the win and a ticket for Round 4.

“When that last set came, the first wave looked good and I took it, but it ended up not doing it so I kicked out. Miguel got the next one, I couldn’t really tell from the back but I saw him ride it all the way through and the crowd was cheering him on. It was super nerve-wracking so I’m glad the score wasn’t enough.”

McGonagle managed to keep his rhythm up in Round 4 to eliminate Seth Moniz (HAW) and advance into the quarterfinals where he’ll face Italo Ferreira (BRA) when the event recommences. 

Tomas Fernandes (PRT) 18, pleased the Portuguese crowds with a solid win over Miguel Tudela (PER), capitalizing on home-court advantage and his forehand attack.

“That was definitely my best wave, I was super patient and waited for it like 15 minutes but it was worth it,” Fernandes said. “I do feel like I have an edge because I know that wave so well, but you know everyone can surf this wave really well so choosing the best ones out there is crucial.”

Fernandes later confirmed his new found form and qualified for the quarterfinals, topping Hiroto Ohhara (JPN) in a tight back-and-forth battle for first place.

Wednesday’s morning call at 6:30am (local time) may be the final one as organizers are looking at a potential finish and crowning of the 2014 ASP World Junior Champions.

The Allianz ASP World Junior Championships is scheduled from October 25 - November 2, 2014 in playa de Ribeira d’Ilhas, Ericeira / PORTUGAL. For all results, photos, video highlights and press releases, log on to aspworldtour.com. 

The Allianz ASP World Junior Championships is supported by Allianz, Portuguese Waves, Moche, Ericeira Surfshop, Mafra, City of Ericeira, Sagres and Villa Gale Hotel among others.

REMAINING Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Men’s Rd 4 MATCHUPS:

Heat 5: Leonardo Fioravanti (ITA) vs. Mateia Hiquily (PYF) 

Heat 6: Tom Cloarec (FRA) vs. Deivid Silva (BRA)

Heat 7: Vasco Ribeiro (PRT) vs. Joshua Moniz (HAW)

Heat 8: Kanoa Igarashi (USA) vs. Takumi Yasui (JPN)

Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Men’s Rd 4 RESULTS:

Heat 1: Soli Bailey (AUS) 14.50 def. Kaito Kino (HAW) 8.76

Heat 2: Tomas Fernandes (PRT) 12.16 def. Hiroto Ohhara (JPN) 9.53 

Heat 3: Noe Mar McGonagle (CRI) 14.27 def. Seth Moniz (HAW) 12.47

Heat 4: Italo Ferreira (BRA) 15.50 def. Parker Coffin (USA) 11.76

Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Men’s Rd 3 RESULTS:

Heat 1: Soli Bailey (AUS) 11.00 def. Cooper Chapman (AUS) 10.50 

Heat 2: Kaito Kino (HAW) 11.90 def. Shun Murakami (JPN) 8.20

Heat 3: Tomas Fernandes (PRT) 14.00 def. Miguel Tudela (PER) 11.06

Heat 4: Hiroto Ohhara (JPN) 11.66 def. Luan Wood (BRA) 10.73

Heat 5: Seth Moniz (HAW) 8.83 def. Hiroto Arai (JPN) 7.93

Heat 6: Noe Mar McGonagle (CRI) 17.87 def. Miguel Blanco (PRT) 16.64

Heat 7: Parker Coffin (USA) 17.74 def. Dylan Lightfoot (ZAF) 17.17

Heat 8: Italo Ferreira (BRA) 13.40 def. Luke Dillon (GBR) 9.83

Heat 9: Leonardo Fioravanti (ITA) 14.60 def. Benji Brand (ZAF) 14.17 

Heat 10: Mateia Hiquily (PYF) 18.80 def. Kai Hing (AUS) 14.47

Heat 11: Tom Cloarec (FRA) 14.80 def. Lucas Silveira (BRA) 13.90

Heat 12: Deivid Silva (BRA) 14.67 def. Timothee Bisso (GLP) 7.40

Heat 13: Vasco Ribeiro (PRT) 13.90 def. Jake Marshall (USA) 13.90

Heat 14: Joshua Moniz (HAW) 18.37 def. Slade Prestwich (ZAF) 16.83 

Heat 15: Kanoa Igarashi (USA) 13.00 def. Cam Richards (USA) 8.00

Heat 16: Takumi Yasui (JPN) 13.40 def. Takumi Nakamura (JPN) 12.16

UPCOMING Allianz ASP World Junior Championships Women’s SEMIFINALISTS MATCHUPS:

SF 1: Chelsea Tuach (BRB) vs. Tessa Thyssen (GLP)

SF 2: Bronte Macaulay (AUS) vs. Mahina Maeda (HAW)

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手間暇をかけ１本１本丁寧に制作しています。

様々な波に対応する、様々なモデルラインナップ。

是非、相棒にしてみてください。

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白樺方面（08：41）

シワも浅い・・・・

日中の潮の動きも悪いので期待は薄そうです。

気温も下がってます、体調崩さぬようお気をつけください。

ｳｪｯﾄｵｰﾀﾞﾌｪｱｰやってまーす

今日もシワのみです。

海水浴場（09：00）

お昼に向かい潮は引いてきますが潮位は高めですね・・・

これからｵﾝｼｮｱが吹いてくるようです。

少しでも変化が出てくることに期待したいですね～。。。

ｳｪｯﾄｵｰﾀﾞﾌｪｱｰやってまーす

青い海に暖かい気候にレゲエ。。。。

ｻｲｺｰ！

「行ってみたい・・・」

今朝も微弱なシワがあります。

白樺方面（08：15）

今日はお昼12：00が干潮時刻。

引いてくれば少しは変化が出てくるかも？！ﾃﾞｽ｡

浅いポイントをﾁｪｯｸしてみましょう。

しかし・・・お昼からはｵﾝｼｮｱが吹き込むようです。

午後からは傘ﾏｰｸも・・・・

ｳｪｯﾄｵｰﾀﾞﾌｪｱｰやってまーす

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海水浴場（07：50）

微妙なうねりらしきものが・・・・

かなり微妙です。

潮が引いてくる時間帯に浅いポイントをﾁｪｷってみましょう。

本日の干潮時刻は11：30です。

東うねりを拾うエリアへ移動！っていう手もあります。

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