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Virginia Beach's Shaun Devine drives away from the pier and into the zone. Photo: John Streit.
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Heavy, hollow & overhead. Photo: John Streit.
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Shaun Devine drawing a high line. Photo: John Streit.
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A look up the beach often revealed this sight. Photo: John Streit.
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One of the best backhand tube riders out of Virginia Beach, Steven Owens. Photo: John Streit.
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Mechanical. Photo: John Streit.
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Todd Pace just missed the axe on this heaver. Photo: John Streit.
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This is one of my favorites from the session. Check out the ripples on the wave face from the spitting barrel. That's as clean as it gets on the Outer Banks. Photo: John Streit.
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Steven Owens cruising clean in the shade. Photo: John Streit.
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Shaun Devine pulls up into an absolute cavern. Photo: John Streit.
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Todd Pace runs inside yet another gem. Photo: Shaun Devine.
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From outside to inside, there were moments of perfection to be found. John Streit finds one. Photo: Shaun Devine.
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The consistency of this swell was its hallmark. Photo: Shaun Devine.
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The lefts and rights reeled with equal quality. Photo: Shaun Devine.
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A view that never gets old. Photo: Shaun Devine.
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John Streit takes a pelican-inspired line. Photo: Shaun Devine.
As the calendar turned to June, the Atlantic sent a giant fetch of ENE wind pointed directly at the East Coast. As fickle as it can be perfect, we were beyond stoked to check this isolated break from a distance and see solid overhead barrels reeling off the pier’s adjacent sandbars.
The consistent swell defeated all of the variables to provide moments of perfection from sunup to sundown. To describe this session as “special” would be a drastic understatement.
Just a few friends trading barrels and stoke for hours and hours into the afternoon – that’s what it’s all about.
