57 now, gave up for more than 20 years but got the urge and a new board. Now I feel like a grommie again. Can't get enough of the green room. Started kneeboarding around 78 with one of the forgotten Aussie kneelo greats Phil Chadwick (Chad). It took him all over the world in the Aussie team in those days.
2013 video, how about a comment? I kneeboarded in the 70's, lived at Takapuna Beach, Auckland NZ. We used to travel the East & West Coasts. Remember Peter Crawford's "fame" in the magazines of the day. I had a long breach-break board like his and a spoon like Greenough. It was fun. Found the best thing about kneeboarding was the ability to late takeoff, late bottom turn and up hard into the pocket for a bowl. Sweet. Haven't surfed in years tragically. Keep it up guys.
57 now, gave up for more than 20 years but got the urge and a new board. Now I feel like a grommie again. Can't get enough of the green room. Started kneeboarding around 78 with one of the forgotten Aussie kneelo greats Phil Chadwick (Chad). It took him all over the world in the Aussie team in those days.
Been kneeboarding since 73. Still at it thousands of barrels later. Forever stoked my legless brothers.
I started in 1968 at 18 still doing it at 70 so I am old thats how time works I wish it wasn't so but there you go.
2013 video, how about a comment? I kneeboarded in the 70's, lived at Takapuna Beach, Auckland NZ. We used to travel the East & West Coasts. Remember Peter Crawford's "fame" in the magazines of the day. I had a long breach-break board like his and a spoon like Greenough. It was fun. Found the best thing about kneeboarding was the ability to late takeoff, late bottom turn and up hard into the pocket for a bowl. Sweet. Haven't surfed in years tragically. Keep it up guys.
Great ripping. .. thanks Cyrus for bringing attention to kneeboarding