Mason Ho has more options for places to go surfing than most people. It’s not just because he lives in Hawaii where there are lots of waves — although that’s certainly the case — it’s because he will surf in places where most people wouldn’t. Places with rocks. Very shallow rocks, and the shallower the better. The session you see above was filmed at Mason’s favorite pile of rocks, and since it’s summertime on the North Shore, a little bump of swell felt extra special.
Mason Ho Is Basically Surfing on Dry Rocks Now
Mason Ho surfing in very shallow water makes for a good watching experience.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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