Jaws Windsurfing Maui. But jaws is no one trick pony. jaws has garnered more xxl awards over the past decade than any other spot — from ride of the year to tube of the year to wipeout of the year. So, you’re going to need some luck. The underwater topography is composed of a deep water reef that throws the surf vertically during a good north or northwest swell. if the winds are stronger than 20mph, the quality of the waves will strongly diminish. for a period of about 15 days a year, the surf break, peahi, also nicknamed jaws, reveals its unrest: this surf mecca is nicknamed jaws for good reason. From november to march, monstrous swells can reach up to 70 feet pushing. pe’ahi is maui’s biggest surfing break, and the yearly big wave awards have it listed jaws as the winning break more than any other place. During the best days at jaws, you'll find waves around 50 feet in height. Monster waves between 40 and 60 feet—lashing its teeth at those who dare brush up against its pearly whites.
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But jaws is no one trick pony. So, you’re going to need some luck. The underwater topography is composed of a deep water reef that throws the surf vertically during a good north or northwest swell. for a period of about 15 days a year, the surf break, peahi, also nicknamed jaws, reveals its unrest: From november to march, monstrous swells can reach up to 70 feet pushing. this surf mecca is nicknamed jaws for good reason. During the best days at jaws, you'll find waves around 50 feet in height. jaws has garnered more xxl awards over the past decade than any other spot — from ride of the year to tube of the year to wipeout of the year. if the winds are stronger than 20mph, the quality of the waves will strongly diminish. pe’ahi is maui’s biggest surfing break, and the yearly big wave awards have it listed jaws as the winning break more than any other place.
USA, Hawaii, Maui. Niccolo Porcella windsurfing monster waves at Pe'ahi
Jaws Windsurfing Maui jaws has garnered more xxl awards over the past decade than any other spot — from ride of the year to tube of the year to wipeout of the year. So, you’re going to need some luck. The underwater topography is composed of a deep water reef that throws the surf vertically during a good north or northwest swell. if the winds are stronger than 20mph, the quality of the waves will strongly diminish. pe’ahi is maui’s biggest surfing break, and the yearly big wave awards have it listed jaws as the winning break more than any other place. for a period of about 15 days a year, the surf break, peahi, also nicknamed jaws, reveals its unrest: From november to march, monstrous swells can reach up to 70 feet pushing. Monster waves between 40 and 60 feet—lashing its teeth at those who dare brush up against its pearly whites. jaws has garnered more xxl awards over the past decade than any other spot — from ride of the year to tube of the year to wipeout of the year. But jaws is no one trick pony. this surf mecca is nicknamed jaws for good reason. During the best days at jaws, you'll find waves around 50 feet in height.
