Biggest Wave Ever Surfed

Johnny Xanax says:

In my humble opinion, I think it should be law to only let professional and experienced surfers to ride such freak of nature. I have HUGE respect for the ocean. It is beautiful as it is mysterious, and it should absolutely be respected. One mistake, you are dead. Period. Because people are stupid, it won't surprise me if they attempted such a stunt. That is why I enjoy the beach with a six pack of beer, a towel and good company. Maybe a quick soak before heading back. That's how much I respect the ocean.

James Bob says:

That's going to be a hard no for me

Soggy _carp says:

Once I was on my boat and a hurricane went through and I almost got knocked out and then had to stand on the outside of my boat

Charlotte Centofante says:

Biggest waves ever recorded: why don’t we show these viewers a bunch of tsunamis and fool them with a “clever” thumbnail!

Mark Fix says:

Been there and done that. Typhoon in the South Pacific and a hurricane coming out of the Caribbean.

TurboTebo31 says:

You should watch the perfect storm, in it there is a clip of a 50-70 foot ship being toyed around and sunk. It is based off of a true story. Although it isn't based on that, I wanted to let you know so you can see the waves of the storm.

The Black Knight says:

A truth stranger than fiction: Returning to Contentintal USA via the Alaska Marine Ferry system in the late 1990s, I was caught off guard on the north coast of British Columbia (Bering Straite) by a severe late winter storm from Haines, Alaska to Bellingham, WA. Even with modern stabilizers the ship could barely maintain control due to the waves and wind. Waves were 45+ feet and wind over 100 knots. Bilge pumps were completely overloaded, and we were taking on water in the cargo transport zones. All personnel were confined to cabins except active bridge crew. We lost one sailor overboard who was violently thrown over the railing after being pinned to the outer deck wall due to wind and could not get to a bulkhead door. The body was never found. I do not get seasick, but this was the only period of my lifetime I have. People do not realize how insignificant they are to the ocean.