I am hoping to come to Kauai in Feb and race on the 19th (Kalapaki to Poipu if I read the schedule correctly). Is there anyone I can contact to use an OC1 for the race? Each year I try to work my school holiday schedule to match a race somewhere. I have raced several Paa and Kanaka Ikaika races, Molokai channel on a paddle board (not SUP), Henneseys Intl. champs, etc. and pretty much everything in California on just about anything (except SUP :) ) All that to say I'm pretty decent at handling equipment without destroying it. Any help would be appreciated.

I was lucky enough to get hold of a Broadreach paddle here in Oz. I love it, great work Scott.
I need to know the type of finish on the shaft as I want to recoat a section , its a very clear coating looks like it could be solvent based.

Who has the Orange scorpius with all the stickers on it? Found your seat after you drove past on oneawa in kailua.
Come claim it at Kamanu Composites, bring beer - cold beer.

Or pm me.

Trying this to see if it works ... been trying to reply to stuff but nothing showing up.

aloha,
pog

Before the wind died, I went Hawaii Kai to Kaimana and found somebody's paddling hat just upwind of the DH buoy.
Just remembered to post it here today.
It's a paddling hat 'cause it says Molokai Hoe on it.
I know somebody wants it back 'cause it has their name in sharpie on both sides.
Nobody but Beamer would want to wear it.
Anybody know a hatless Beamer?

http://i1213.photobucket.com/albums/cc468/RKPatcho87/Dirtylickens.png

Right next to Aiea Bowl.

It got crowded in heaven, so, for one day it was decided only to accept people who really had a bad day on the day they died. St. Peter was standing at the pearly gates and said to the first man, "Tell me about the day you died."

Not sure if this is old news or not. Just in case, for Pueo fans and potential buyers who have not placed an order yet, you may want to check Kamanu's website. New Pueo in the works.

Hi all,

Goal: Build a competitive PA'A youth team that will race in the PA’A ‘Eono Hoe and other eligible six-man canoe races.

Ages: 14-17 (could change to include ages up to 19)

Youth paddlers will be selected based on the following criteria:

1) Overall performance based on a point system determined by results in five PA’A races: 1) Holiday Burnoff, 2) Pinky’s Race, 3) Pdl2day & Luv 2morrow, 4) Koa Nui. All youth should also set the goal of paddling in the Molokai Solo.
2) Feedback from coaches and mentors regarding paddlers’ ability and skills.