The Wave
When it rides, Chocks wants long-period North to North-West energy and cleans up with East-Southeast offshore breezes.
Chocks (Chock's/Chalks) is a hidden, shallow left over a sharp reef at Keokea Point that fires on strong N-NW winter groundswell and rewards careful walk-outs with punchy, short walls. Get the latest surfing conditions, forecast, and tide details for Chocks in Hawaii.
Forecast
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When it rides, Chocks wants long-period North to North-West energy and cleans up with East-Southeast offshore breezes.
The paddle/entry requires a careful walk over lava and reef at low tide - expect urchins, sharp rock, and occasional strong lateral rips that make exits tricky.
Mid to high tide improves access and face shape, while low tide usually brings shallow, punchy peaks.
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