We’ve had about a week straight of continued wind and waves here on Maui. Wave size and wind strength has varied a bit, but the conditions have been great. Waves yesterday were down to mellower levels, but there were still some occasional big sets. I stopped by Hookipa first yesterday. Not many folks out. Kai Katchedorian was the first out on his pumpkin orange Simmer and had the place to himself for at least a half an hour. Some occasional mast high sets at time but on average the waves were bit smaller than the last few days. Kai was soon joined by Kevin Pritchard, Tatiana Howard and several other “regular Joe’s.” Snapped a few photos and some video before deciding to head down to Kanaha to get in a session there. Down at Kanaha, wind was lighter than I was expecting. 5.3 and my floaty wave board were the call. Still some occasional big sets at Uppers – in the logo high range I’d say, but a bit less consistent and starting to do that Uppers disappearing/splitting wave trick that makes Uppers so endearing sometimes. Lowers was still going off as well, looking head- to logo-high.