Da Hui Backdoor Shootout- amazing conditions, Zane Saenz makes the SUP surfing finals

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  • čas přidán 27. 01. 2023
  • Blue Planet team rider Zane Saenz makes it to the Stand up paddle surfing finals and finishes second in one of the North Shore's most popular events: Da Hui Backdoor Shootout at Ehukai beach in January 2023. Pipline served up big waves, epic barrels, but also very dangerous conditions during the contest, with three surfers getting seriously injured. Makua Rothman, Billy Kemper, and Kala Grace were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. We are proud of Zane, he was charging, got some amazing rides, and was able to show off his tube riding skills in the finals, well done! Zane used a custom Blue Planet pocket series board: 7'4" x 23.5" x 66L, his bodyweight is around 130lbs
    Stand Up Surfing final results:
    1.Place: Zane Schweitzer
    2. Place: Zane Saenz
    3. Place: Kai Lenny
    Here is a short description of the contest written by Zane:
    The dahui Backdoor shootout is arguably the best and favorite contest at pipe among the north shore locals. There are always very strong traditional Hawaiian roots in the ceremony and event, giving it a very different feel from other surf contests. The shortboard contest has a team format instead of the usual elimination and Stand up Paddle and Longboard are also included! This is the only event at pipe all year for SUP and longboard, so everyone is always pushing it and trying to get barreled and be very progressive at their crafts. This year was very dangerous with various injuries in the SUP, Longboard, and shortboard divisions, but luckily everyone is recovering and okay now.
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Komentáře • 11

  • @davidvelazquez5460
    @davidvelazquez5460 Před rokem +3

    Love that he wore a helmet!! Safety always has to be the #1 priority. Zane looked amazing and a very well deserved congratulations for his performance. 🎉 😁🤙🌊🏄🏻‍♂️

    • @blueplanetsurf
      @blueplanetsurf  Před rokem +1

      Yes, pipeline is dangerous and wearing a helmet is a smart choice. Thanks David 🤙🏼

  • @moniquesaenz7679
    @moniquesaenz7679 Před rokem +3

    Mahalo for the support Blue Planet Surf and to Dahui for such a great event! Congratulations Zane Saenz for taking second place, amazing job!

    • @blueplanetsurf
      @blueplanetsurf  Před rokem

      Thank you for the great footage and all your support Monique!

  • @gregwebb2137
    @gregwebb2137 Před rokem +2

    Once again Robert, some. All Star footage you have assembled
    Congrats to Zane and Congrats to Blue Planet for your part in his success. I sure hope you have this event and the MANY other events you have video footage of playing on a tv in your stores, maybe even fron window. Captivating to watch and you never can tell who you might spark the love of SUP etc in ❤️❤️🙏🙏
    Keep up the good work with all you make possible in your community

  • @rickweeks
    @rickweeks Před rokem +1

    Nice Robert!
    Board and Zane were looking great out there!

  • @adishal9177
    @adishal9177 Před rokem

    Amazing! What size is this board?

    • @blueplanetsurf
      @blueplanetsurf  Před rokem +2

      Zane used a custom Blue Planet pocket series board: 7'4" x 23.5" x 66L, his bodyweight is around 130lbs

  • @joeblow1942
    @joeblow1942 Před rokem

    If Hawaii wants to be a sovereign state, then why the heck is their flag like that of nation states that are under the British Crown?!