Surf Chronic Sessions

Filmed on Oahu on Sunday, October 4, 2026.

That day's surf report:

Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Sunday, October fourth, 6 AM! Sponsored by the Surf Chronic Podcast, join the Ohana and subscribe on Apple Podcasts for daily surf news and swell reports. Into the surf we go!

No marine warnings today. Sunrise at 6:24 AM and sunset at 6:17 PM. The tide is 0.6 feet now and rising, heading for a high tide of 2.2 feet at 11:34 AM. North Shore wind is 13 miles per hour cross-shore. South Shore wind is 15 miles per hour offshore.

Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. North Shore spots like Sunset Beach, Pipeline, Haleiwa, and Laniakea are riding 1 to 3 feet from a North North East wind swell. Over on the South Shore, Ala Moana Bowls, Waikiki, and Kewalos are delivering 2 to 4 feet from a South swell.

Your best bet right now is Ala Moana Bowls.

South facing shores remain below average today; a new small, long-period south swell arrives tonight, peaking Tuesday into Wednesday. North facing shores are tiny today, before a small North West swell peaks Monday, followed by a larger long-period North West swell peaking Wednesday.

Yeah you! See you in the water and surf aloha.

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Filmed on Oahu on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.

That day's surf report:

Aloha! It's the Surf Chronic surf report for Wednesday, September thirtieth, 6 AM. This daily report is sponsored by the Surf Chronic Podcast—join the Ohana and hit subscribe on Apple Podcasts for your daily surf news and swell reports. Into the surf we go!

Brown Water Advisories for Sunset Beach and Waimea Bay! Stay out of murky waters! Sunrise was 6:23 AM, sunset is 6:21 PM. Tide is 1.9 feet and rising, high 2.2 feet at 6:52 AM. North Shore wind is 7 miles per hour offshore. South Shore, 13 miles per hour cross-shore.

Wave heights are from the front face of the waves. North Shore's Sunset Beach is 1 to 3 feet from a North North West swell, rated Fair. South Shore spots Waikiki, Ala Moana Bowls, and Kewalos are all seeing 4 to 6 feet from a South wind swell, generally Poor to Fair.

Best bet is Ehukai on the North Shore, 2 to 3 feet, rated Fair. South swell continues; a boost arrives next week. Tiny North West swell reaches north and west facing shores.

Yeah you! See you in the water and surf aloha.

Filmed on Oahu on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.

In this episode of Surf Chronicles Podcast, we are hitting the waves for an in-depth review by pro surfer Gregg Nakamura of the highly anticipated Model MT by Tokoro Surfboard!

Whether you’re hunting for your next magic board or just love staying up-to-date on the latest surf tech and shapes, this video review gives you a front-row seat to how the Model MT actually performs in the water. We take it out into the lineup to break down everything you need to know before adding it to your quiver.

🏄‍♂️ In this video, we cover:

Design & Shape Breakdown: A close-up look at the rails, rocker, and tail of the Model MT.

In-Water Performance: How it paddles, catches waves, and handles turns.

Ideal Conditions: The wave sizes and types where this Tokoro board truly shines.

Who Should Ride It: Is it for intermediate surfers, advanced pros, or everyone in between?

Grab your wax, hit play, and let’s talk surfboards! If you enjoyed this review, be sure to hit that subscribe button, leave a 5-star rating, and let us know in the comments what board you want us to review next.

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Filmed on Oahu on Thursday, September 24, 2026.

That day's surf report:

Aloha! It's the surf chronic surf report for Thursday, September twenty-fourth, 6 AM. This daily report is sponsored by the Surf Chronic Podcast—join the Ohana and hit subscribe on Apple Podcasts for your daily surf news and swell reports. Into the surf we go!

A Small Craft Advisory for Oahu: Northeast winds 20 to 30 knots, seas 8 to 12 feet. Caution! Sunrise 6:21 AM, sunset 6:27 PM. Tide falling from 1.0 feet; low tide 0.3 feet at 8:17 AM. North Shore wind 17 miles per hour, cross-shore. South Shore wind 15 miles per hour, offshore.

Wave heights are from the front face of the waves.

North Shore sees a North swell hitting Pipeline, Sunset Beach, Haleiwa at 3 to 5 feet. South Shore spots Waikiki, Kewalos, Ala Moana Bowls catch a South swell at 2 to 4 feet. Your best bet is Ala Moana Bowls, with 3 to 4 feet and Fair conditions.

South swell fades; Southwest swell and Nolo may bring High Surf Advisory to South shores. Northwest swell for North and West, rough East wind waves.

Yeah you! See you in the water and surf aloha.