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Dean Morrison

Dean Morrison

Australia

Age: 41

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Nationality: Australian

AKA: "Dingo"

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ANGOURIE BOARDRIDERS WINS THE INAUGURAL USHER CUP The inaugural Usher Cup surf contest, hosted by Snapper Rocks Boardrid...

2/1/2021   |  

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Longboarding at the Surf Lakes Wave Pool in Yeppoon Over the past two weeks, the waves have been pumping at the Surf Lakes R&D facility in Yeppoon, Queensland, Australia. The days of testing were a huge success with all who were able to witness the sessions being simply blown away by the sheer perfection of the man-made swells. With machine reached stroke heights of almost 4.5 meters, and the resulting waves were spectacular, to say the least. Surf Lakes' team of Mark, Jay, and now Jonah Occhilupo, Ben Player, Luca Doble with guests Dean Morrison, Dale Chapman (foil) and more, were completely in awe of the shape and power behind the swells which are now breaking across all four breaks. While Occy spent most of his time perfecting his approach to and increasing his barrel time on his namesake wave "Occy's Peak," Player and Morrison returned to The Island where slabs were being served up and conquered. Later joined by Jay Occhilupo, the show on the famed break was amazing. While Player was casual sliding through the perfect peelers, "Dingo" and Jay were dramatically dropping through the roof to tuck into some quality drainers. While most eyes were watching the Level Four and Level Five waves within the lake, The Level Two Beachie was also hosting some incredibly fun rides where Luca Doble and good friend Charlotte Lethbridge were laughing while cruising on party waves. The Wedge also provided some fast barreling sections and will be a challenging wave, more suited to bodyboarders. Overall, adjustments to the bathymetry of each break have proven to be a winner. The CWD (Central Wave Device) performed consistently throughout the latest testing as head engineer, Kit Sidwell focused on producing sets of four waves sets, all the while making tuning adjustments to improve height and wave quality. As there are eight separate breaks in the lake, a four-wave set produces 32 surfable waves, all within 60 seconds. In upcoming testing, Surf Lakes is aiming to get the CWD to maximum stroke, to produce even larger waves. Video by Talon Clemow/Surf Lakes

8/26/2020   |  
 
 

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