Irons, Bruce
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Prodigiously talented regularfooter from Hanalei, Kauai, Hawaii; world-ranked #9 in 2005; winner of the 2001 Pipeline Masters and the 2004 Quiksilver in Memory of Eddie Aikau big-wave contest at Waimea Bay; the proudly dissolute younger brother of three-time world champion Andy Irons. Bruce Irons was born (1979) in Lihue, Kauai, a three-and-a-half-pound preemie, the son of a California-raised sur...
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Bruce Irons: The Early YearsSubscribe to view
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(L to R) Fanning, B Irons, A Irons, Mulanovich, Reynolds, Slater, 2008. Photo: Art BrewerSubscribe to view
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Bruce Irons: The Early Years
Bruce Irons, Mexico
Bruce Irons, Teahupoo, 2007. Photo: Tom Servais
Bruce Irons, 2008. Photo: Nathan Smith
(L to R) Fanning, B Irons, A Irons, Mulanovich, Reynolds, Slater, 2008. Photo: Art Brewer
Bruce Irons, 2009. Photo: Dustin Humphrey