Aamion Goodwin, Pipe, Wood 10' Board....

General Discussion
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Surfer mag

Each day a step closer …

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Howzit Nuclear, Just talked to AAmion a week or so ago at a friend's memorial service. Known him since he was a kid and he also used to judge contests with me. Great guy and a great surfer.Aloha,Kokua
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Yeah,outstanding surfer, alright.

I gather he’s spent a lot of time in NZ over the years too.

I thought I’d draw attention to the article cos I wonder if he might feel a connection when a certain other long wooden surfboard arrives in Hawaii.

Just a random thought ,I wouldn’t presume for a second to speak for or to anybody.

Whatever, that’s a sick shot.I love the way his little finger’s tickling the face.Talk about grace under pressure.

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Contrary to current popular belief, plenty of Pipeline waves were ridden in the early to mid ‘60’s, on 10’ foot boards. Nice to see it being done again.

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Howzit Nuclear, The more I look at the picture it looks more like Reef Mcintosh then Aamion, another Kauai boy Aloha,Kokua

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The article says it’s Goodwin, Macintosh is regular-foot. They do look alike though. Isn’t Goodwin like 6’6"?

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Jim says the board is the 10’6" and weighs in about 60 lbs…

Here’s the link another discussion on Sways

And a shot from Surfer which is now my desktop:

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He should be on the nose in that shot!

Quote:

Yeah,outstanding surfer, alright.

I gather he’s spent a lot of time in NZ over the years too.

I thought I’d draw attention to the article cos I wonder if he might feel a connection when a certain other long wooden surfboard arrives in Hawaii.

Just a random thought ,I wouldn’t presume for a second to speak for or to anybody.

Whatever, that’s a sick shot.I love the way his little finger’s tickling the face.Talk about grace under pressure.

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 Howzit Lance, Yep Aamion is a goofy foot and Reef is a regular foot. Didn't even think about that, it just doesn't really look like Aamion. He is about 6'6" tall, just talked to him a couple of weeks ago.Aloha,Kokua
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That is really a great shot!

And what a cool board, anybody have any dimensions or photos of that board?

or any photos of the fin that was used. A totally wood board, truly Hawaiian style.

Poe Rava