10-12ft Peahi/Jaws: does it break? Crowded? Asking for a friend.
(Madeira points probably better and more accessible at that size, though.)
JamyardySaturday, 21 Jan 2023 at 11:11pm
Not sure about that range IB, but know a bloke that surfed it at 15ft, said it was super busy and hard to get a wave because of the crowd, old mate can paddle a board and catch a big wave. Youtube might have sessions at Jaws in smaller swells, never been, don't know if it breaks or is worth surfing when smaller. Good luck.
BishoFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 2:32pm
Great vid love that angle. At 14:15 rider seems to materialise from nowhere. Flying through foam ball ?
VunerableFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 4:26pm
It was B Kemper there’s images and vid of the full ride if you hunt around.Flaring insane waves.
bluediamondFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 4:16pm
Epic angle. Love it. Can really see the commitment of guys like Nate Florence etc on those big black ones.
Imagine how big those waves would be in real life.
Those guys and gals are seriously amazing.
Nathan Florence is a fucking lunatic, is he fearless? The bloke goes on anything at any size. Imagine having that mentality it must be fucking wild
bluediamondFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 6:48pm
Fucken oath @Goofyfoot!! They need to bottle some of that Florence blood cos it seems to be hereditary. Maybe it's the CBD oil!!
I just watched this new poddy from Nathan and Koa Rothman. I thought it was really good. Some great insights into their mindset in tackling that giant stuff. When dudes that surf the waves they surf speak, i will listen. Looking forward to more of these pods. Cheers.
SupafreakFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 7:45pm
That last story when Ivan was only 14 sounded heavy , mad bastards
seaslugFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 9:40pm
I was on a foamie surfing 1ft closeouts at 13/14
goofyfootFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 7:54pm
Sounds good I’ll check it out. Is this the one you posted the link for in the other thread supa?
Wow! Insane @supa. Great to hear Nathans insights into how he's refining his big wave guns to be more like a board he'd surf at Pipe. Gonna be interesting seeing where that goes and you can already see the places they're taking off on at Jaws and JJF at Waimea. These fellas are the current frontiermen of big wave surfing. Just hope their bodies can stand up to the inevitable punishment that comes with putting themselves in the maw of these giants.
Island BaySaturday, 14 Jan 2023 at 4:45am
Sounds a bit like Albee on his West Bowl specific Jaws boards. As far as I know, he's been on an 8'2 for many years. Udo will be able to confirm, or tell me I'm wrong :-)
RobwilliamsFriday, 13 Jan 2023 at 10:59pm
In their prime and charging, what a life, Go you maddogs. They are sitting pretty but still pushing it and thats what its all about, regardless of $$$ or podcasts etc. The can complement each other and age nicely, Don't sell every secret but keep livin'. tell it like it is. The sport needs more honesty and integrity regardless from the top down to regain some of whats been lost, and it can only come from the current generation at the top. Send it. The future is here until the next rolls in or around. Paddle those beasts cause we aint going back. Stoked Ive got to see a little of whats played out from a distance in regards to boundaries being broken whoever the riders are over the years. Pros can influence the sport and followers in many ways. In a way they have a responsibility because they are the spear head of everything to follow good and bad related to surfing. And everything beyond surfing. Charge on. The future is now..
billieSaturday, 14 Jan 2023 at 12:26am
Such beautiful, big, blue swells. Such brave men. Such much commitment and organisation from those men to even be there.
That was so refreshing after drone footage and Nic Von footage.
green roomSunday, 15 Jan 2023 at 7:15am
Better angle than drones. Nathan Florence doesn't care if he lives or dies.
tigerSunday, 15 Jan 2023 at 9:11am
Yes love the angle of the footage compared to the usual Jaws footage. It's a more relatable perspective, and really gives you a better perspective on the wave.
blackersSunday, 15 Jan 2023 at 9:14am
Love the perspective, makes it seem more real, less cartoonish than the drone view. Hats off to all the boys and girls who do that paddle out.
Comments
Insane vid - looks even heavier from this angle. Just massive bowls, and next level charging.
2:50 needs a notable mention.
Looks like the 10:30 wipeout was Nate Florence
And Matahi out there charging too
10-12ft Peahi/Jaws: does it break? Crowded? Asking for a friend.
(Madeira points probably better and more accessible at that size, though.)
Not sure about that range IB, but know a bloke that surfed it at 15ft, said it was super busy and hard to get a wave because of the crowd, old mate can paddle a board and catch a big wave. Youtube might have sessions at Jaws in smaller swells, never been, don't know if it breaks or is worth surfing when smaller. Good luck.
Great vid love that angle. At 14:15 rider seems to materialise from nowhere. Flying through foam ball ?
It was B Kemper there’s images and vid of the full ride if you hunt around.Flaring insane waves.
Epic angle. Love it. Can really see the commitment of guys like Nate Florence etc on those big black ones.
Wow!
Imagine how big those waves would be in real life.
Those guys and gals are seriously amazing.
Nathan Florence is a fucking lunatic, is he fearless? The bloke goes on anything at any size. Imagine having that mentality it must be fucking wild
Fucken oath @Goofyfoot!! They need to bottle some of that Florence blood cos it seems to be hereditary. Maybe it's the CBD oil!!
I just watched this new poddy from Nathan and Koa Rothman. I thought it was really good. Some great insights into their mindset in tackling that giant stuff. When dudes that surf the waves they surf speak, i will listen. Looking forward to more of these pods. Cheers.
That last story when Ivan was only 14 sounded heavy , mad bastards
I was on a foamie surfing 1ft closeouts at 13/14
Sounds good I’ll check it out. Is this the one you posted the link for in the other thread supa?
Yep
Thanks BD, that was good listening
Wow! Insane @supa. Great to hear Nathans insights into how he's refining his big wave guns to be more like a board he'd surf at Pipe. Gonna be interesting seeing where that goes and you can already see the places they're taking off on at Jaws and JJF at Waimea. These fellas are the current frontiermen of big wave surfing. Just hope their bodies can stand up to the inevitable punishment that comes with putting themselves in the maw of these giants.
Sounds a bit like Albee on his West Bowl specific Jaws boards. As far as I know, he's been on an 8'2 for many years. Udo will be able to confirm, or tell me I'm wrong :-)
In their prime and charging, what a life, Go you maddogs. They are sitting pretty but still pushing it and thats what its all about, regardless of $$$ or podcasts etc. The can complement each other and age nicely, Don't sell every secret but keep livin'. tell it like it is. The sport needs more honesty and integrity regardless from the top down to regain some of whats been lost, and it can only come from the current generation at the top. Send it. The future is here until the next rolls in or around. Paddle those beasts cause we aint going back. Stoked Ive got to see a little of whats played out from a distance in regards to boundaries being broken whoever the riders are over the years. Pros can influence the sport and followers in many ways. In a way they have a responsibility because they are the spear head of everything to follow good and bad related to surfing. And everything beyond surfing. Charge on. The future is now..
Such beautiful, big, blue swells. Such brave men. Such much commitment and organisation from those men to even be there.
That was so refreshing after drone footage and Nic Von footage.
Better angle than drones. Nathan Florence doesn't care if he lives or dies.
Yes love the angle of the footage compared to the usual Jaws footage. It's a more relatable perspective, and really gives you a better perspective on the wave.
Love the perspective, makes it seem more real, less cartoonish than the drone view. Hats off to all the boys and girls who do that paddle out.