Wave Riding Angle

Wave Riding Angle MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate optimal approach angles, section speeds, and air time potential for surfing.

4 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

This MCP server provides analytical tools for surfers to optimize their performance based on wave kinematics and environmental conditions. Use get_optimal_approach_angle to find the best angle to stay in the pocket, calculate_section_matching_speed to match the velocity of the breaking section, estimate_air_time_potential to predict verticality and flight time, and evaluate_ride_safety to assess the risks of specific wave and gear combinations.

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4 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_section_matching_speed

How fast do I need to travel to stay ahead of the breaking part of the wave?

estimate_air_time_potential

How much verticality and air time can I expect from this wave?

evaluate_ride_safety

Is this specific combination of wave and gear safe to ride?

get_optimal_approach_angle

At what angle should I point my board to stay in the pocket of the wave?

See how to talk to your AI agent using Wave Riding Angle.

What angle should I point my board to stay in the pocket? The wave is moving at 5 m/s at 90 degrees, wind is at 45 degrees, and I am using a Shortboard.

You should maintain an approach angle of 15 degrees from the wave direction, resulting in a recommended heading of 105 degrees.

How fast do I need to go to stay ahead of the wave? Wave speed is 4 m/s, direction is 180 degrees, steepness is 0.3, and I have a Fish board.

Your target speed is 4.6 m/s, with a recommended velocity buffer of 0.4 m/s.

Is it safe to ride a 6 m/s wave with 0.5 steepness using a Shortboard? Wind is at 200 degrees and wave is at 180 degrees.

The safety rating is 65. The primary risk factor is High Wind Overturning. It is recommended to use a longer board.

Provide the wave speed, wave direction, wind direction, and your board type to `get_optimal_approach_angle` to receive a recommended heading.

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