Biggest Wave Ever Surfed

Sam Wells says:

That wave is complete shit compared to slaters wave pool.

Gotthatgoin4me says:

What a tremendous waste of resources for absolutely no good reason. Slater would be the first asswipe to spout off about the environment and how precious it is……. And this is what he DOES goes out and wastes how much water and destroys how much land so some land locked rich kids can "surf". This is not surfing, surfing is paddling out when it's set after set and your paddling as hard as you can and your getting nowhere and your getting worked. Surfing is learning ettiquet and earning a spot in a local lineup cause you grew up there, surfing is learning a spot so you know where to be positioned, learning to surf is knowing the weather and the tides and wind et et et. Kids this ain't surfing and you can't surf. It's a Disney ride for millennials.

SUP richie says:

its a SUP/FoiL wave.
fresh from Waikiki, chee-huu

Lucas Di Gregorio says:

It doesn't worth pay U$100 for the current waves condition. I had one hour experience prior they shut down for repair Nov-2016, and the waves were bigger and with enough power to make a good ride, recover from some trick and keeping riding, at this point I was convinced it maybe worth go once a month for people that live close by, like me, living in Houston. But when they re-opened after repair period, I had 1-hour session last week and the waves were much smaller and mushy, totally worthless the $100 paid. Living in Houston I prefer monitoring Swell forecast at West Coast, get cheap Spirit air fare and spend $500 for entire weekend surfing at California. I hope they release some annual membership program that the reef waves can be ride for around $50 per around and change my current vision about the facility.