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Pat Curren wasn’t loud. He didn’t need to be. His surfing at Waimea Bay in the late 1950s and early 60s spoke volumes—and it changed big-wave surfing forever.

This highlight reel captures rare footage of Pat gliding into massive Waimea walls with unmatched poise and style. From flawless drops to his low, controlled trim lines, Curren embodied calm in chaos. Often riding his own hand-shaped guns, Pat shaped the future—not just of boards, but of what surfers believed was possible.

🔍 Inside this video:
• Iconic rides at Waimea (1957–63)
• Rare stills from the North Shore’s heaviest days
• Behind-the-scenes shaping room photos
• Pat’s influence on son Tom Curren’s style
• Commentary from Greg Noll, Bruce Brown, and more

If you love pure surfing, this is for you.

🕊️ Rest in peace, Pat Curren (1932–2023) — a true craftsman of both wave and wood.

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