Author: Bryan Elkus

Day 4 of the Triple-S was all time. We have been waiting a year to take off the middle section of the JWCF Slider, and today was the day! After a few rounds of serious crashes the session heated up as the guys started to rip on the 80’ gap slider.

Check out the 2010 Triple-S Invitational Session Reports…

Triple-S 2010 – Session Report 1 from Real Watersports on Vimeo.

Triple-S 2010 – Session Report 2 from Real Watersports on Vimeo.

Triple-S 2010 – Session Report 3 from Real Watersports on Vimeo.

There was no wind again today so we did rider interviews and hung out in the back yard of REAL. After the interviews, everyone was out wakeboarding and standup paddleboarding. Camp-F played in the back deck of REAL, a great no wind day!

Yesterday saw light winds so the crew packed up and went for a skate mission. We drove north to the KDH skate park. We skated there for a while, and then headed over to Wanchese to Mark Corbett’s Cheese Bowl. That bowl blew me away.  I have been wanting to make it there for almost 4 years now.  It is massive! The guys were ripping and everyone had a great day. We made it back in time to catch the band on the back deck of REAL and the after party.

Day two of the 2010 Triple-S was amazing. As to be expected, it was a very slow start after the mega parties the night before. We held the rider meeting around 11am. People hung out on the back deck until 2pm watching the live band and relaxing.

The planet of the apes downwinder started at 2pm. I made my way up to the slick to meet up with the riders. It was WINDY. Everyone was throwing down and crashing a ton. Being 30-40 made riding and unhooking a challenge, but the riders were charging. Sam Light, Ruben, Aaron, Brandon, Burke and Rienstra were some of the standouts of the session.

After the downwinder everyone took a bit of a break and then headed back out for sunset nukefeast slider session. Chad, Brandon, Sammy, Dre and Greg were all killing it in the strong winds.

Yesterday was the first day of the Triple-S Invitational. It was all time! We started the day finishing off all the loose ends like banner hanging and putting on the logos on the sliders. The rest of the day was hanging in the back yard of REAL waiting for all the pros to get into town and lots of sessions.

The REAL Slider park went out on the water around 3pm. We set it up in a line so you could hit one thing after another. It went wall ride, flatbar, dock, JWCF Slider. It was a blast and everyone was destroying it on the first day. This was all followed by a massive party at REAL with DJ Chela and then followed by an even better after party.