On paper, the forecast for the fourth day of the 2019 Mercedes-Benz Aloha Classic was relatively poor with only light onshore winds on offer. As always though you can never truly trust any forecast and upon arriving at the beach there were already signs of the wind trying to kick in and by 11:45am there…

With the macking swell continuing into day three of the 2019 Mercedes-Benz Aloha Classic, and the trades showing early signs of kicking, the decision was made to begin the Men’s Double Elimination at 11am. However, with the wind being cross onshore and light that made progress extremely slow going with just two heats being completed…

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After a slow start to the day, which saw light winds and a relatively small swell, the conditions gradually picked up throughout the opening day of the 2019 Mercedes-Benz Aloha Classic, and by the end the swell was pumping, while the wind funneled through. However, with the swell coming from the west and the wind…