Mason Ho and Sheldon Paishon are pretty good at finding waves in Hawaii that aren’t packed to the gills with other surfers. They can do this because they’re both capable and willing to surf waves that a lot of other surfers don’t have much interest in. Waves with exposed rocks. Waves with near-impossible take offs. Waves that, quite frankly, require a certain mindset to surf. Here they are, finding a bunch of tubes on the back of a few screenings of their new film, Through the Doggy Door.
Just Mason Ho and Sheldon Paishon Scoring a Pile of Tubes Again
Mason Ho and Sheldon Paishon are pretty good at finding waves in Hawaii that aren't packed to the gills with other surfers. And they're empty for a reason.
BY Alexander Haro | Staff
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