Age was no object for Hawaiian legend Clyde Aikau who, at 66, took off on a massive wave at Waimea Bay during the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikua, the iconic event in honor of his late brother.
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The Hawaiian waterman pulls off the impossible in Round 1, Heat 3.
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Age was no object for Hawaiian legend Clyde Aikau who, at 66, took off on a massive wave at Waimea Bay during the Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikua, the iconic event in honor of his late brother.
The Hawaiian waterman pulls off the impossible in Round 1, Heat 3.
John John Florence takes a wave with Takayuki Wakita, but only Florence emerges.
In case you weren't sure, the Hawaiian phenom is no one-trick pony. Watch him tame Waimea at the Eddie.
Eddie Aikau's little brother, a former event champion, didn't let this wipeout stop him. He got right back out there and caught a few more