Tow-in Surfing is the hottest craze to hit the surfing world. Recently the sport was featured in National Geographic, on The Discovery Channel, ESPN, and in numerous other forms of media. Sierra and a small crew of surfers ride waves the size of five story buildings at a place called JAWS, or also known to the locals as Peahi, on the island of Maui, where only a handful of elite Watermen have ever been. Sierra has pioneered and helped pushed the limits of this sport to a level never thought possible and for him this is just the beginning.

Tow-in Bottom Turn shot from boat photo Aeder

Tow-in Big Wave shot Jan. 1 1999 photo aeder

 

 

 

Tow-in Close-up shot from boat photo Aeder

Tow-in Surfing

"It's indescribable the rush and the adrenalin that you get  from riding Jaws. When you're done, you feel like you conquered something so big and so insane. There is nothing like it!"

Tow-in Surfing - Close-up Bottom Turn Dec.28 photo Aeder

Tow-in Big Breaking Wave Jan. 1 1999 photo Aeder
Sierra grew up on the Big Island of Hawaii, so it was only natural for him to excel in all aspects of watersports. And now what he has become most famous for, is his powerful and extreme style of riding waves. Sierra is known for taking big risks and is also respected for  knowing his limits. These qualities have helped Sierra become the remarkable athlete that he is. Keep your eyes on this young man for he is destined for greatness!