Frontside Cutback

Riding waves in side-onshore conditions

This video featuring Liam Dunkerbeck shows two frontside turns in typical Pozo side-onshore conditions. The frontside cutback is then performed with an open clew so that the wind blowing diagonally onshore can still blow into the sail from the right side.

The second turn is actually an off-the-lip, a top turn that is clearly circled beyond the lip.

March 10, 2026 © DAILY DOSE  |  Text: Jürgen Schall  |  Fotos/Grafiken: PWA  |  translation: DE

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