Greatest Wipeouts: The Best of 2014
A year in review of Surfline’s series Greatest Wipeouts. From big wave total carnage to near-death experiences.
Watch every episode: http://www.surfline.com/video/index.cfm?category_filter=gwo
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Big Waves but nothing compare to Nazaré Portugal
How do you handle a wipeout?
All the surfing in this vid rock! Big ups…
3:43 it seems like the lips of mavericks waves get more hang time than any other wave in the world. is there truth to that? that water takes a long time to fall. i mean, the wave at 5:32 is bigger than mavericks, but to me it seems the mavericks crash like no other,
The biggest wave I've ever been into (Walked into) was about 4 feet. It wasn't very strong. I'm about 4'9. My friend saw 11 foot waves at thr Outer Banks but there was a syorm coming or wuteva..
I didn't know Elissa Steamer surfed
at 6.44 that is the heaviest thing ive ever seen hands down !
Holy Jesús
6:00 only people with balls could surf a wave that big
You gotta have a couple screws loose to surf theses waves… just WOW
How do they hold their breath for so long, like if it was me i was done for 10 sec
i wish i could be under water longer do you have any tips?
They say "LIKE" so often xDD
Like:
"It was LIKE, you know, LIKE, the wave was LIKE, and i was LIKE, and the wave hit LIKE…
They may be good surfers, but their mind is like…you know, like…:D
Ouch….
I don't know if these guys are crazy, courageous or crazy courageous to surf these waves.
This may sound stupid but with such advanced technology that we have today, isn't there some kind of oxygen breading device, small enough to "attach" to the swimsuit ?. And Im not even talk about those suits that racing bikers are testing that when they fall, the suit inflates a protective "ballon" around the person. Probably waves like this would blow up the ballon but I think it could work.
Me and my son are just about to get into surfing in the UK he is 11 and I am 42 🙂 can anyone give us some feed back with reference to us being safe and hints and tips, respect. mc=?