France, Hossegor is undoubtedly one of the best places in Europe for a professional surfer to live. After a fun summer with small air waves, the big swells have finally arrived. Check out Enzo Cavallini, as he makes the most of his time in between competitions.
It was a bigger set wave that caught most of the lineup out of position in the opening edit. Some managed to scramble over the shoulder, one guy snuck underneath it unscathed, and a couple more just couldn't get out of the way.
A shifty lineup is part of the package when surfing Uluwatu, but the reward is well worth it on a day like this. It was nice and smooth, with the main peak dishing up both tubes and fast walls for the morning crowd, enjoy.
0:00 Intro
0:33 Ryuki Waida:
1:33 Nate Bag:
2:44 Betet Merta:
3:04 Mega Semadhi:
This year’s Friday the 13th brought one of the craziest swells in recent memory to Tahiti’s infamous, “Teahupo'o” Usually synonymous with bad luck, this Friday the 13th brought quite the opposite. With a heavy crew of chargers like Lucas “Chumbo” Chianca, Nate Florence and Matahi Drollet, Teahupo'o became the epicenter of the surfing world as the day was packed with clear skies and massive tubes.
When Nate told us it was the ‘hardest he’d ever scored on a surf trip’, we knew it was bound to be nothing short of incredible. Now sit back, relax and enjoy from the comfort (and safety) of your chair this next-level Teahupo'o Session.
A dream come true... #Surf
Competing in an Olympic event is a historic moment in my career as an athlete, it's even better to be able to leave the event with the highest place on the podium - Italo Ferreira
Solid south swell, calm wind and big tides, this is what happened in the Lagundri Bay at Nias.
With some surfers saying, it was their best surf of their life, the conditions where really-really perfect, huge round open tunnels with up to 8 second barrels, no wind or super calm offshore.
Even Site (local ripper and owner of Jambuarelodge Nias) said, that it was probably one of the best surf of his life, so it's fair to say, this swell was a memorable one!
Enjoy the Nias show from the air this time!
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Well I thought this was good timing to post this considering the @bbcnews story of #sharkencounters and how my perception has changed.
Listen, as I gasp for air the moment I see the surfer. I knew they were there because the #whiteshark had passed them previously to get to the #fishschool, the #surfers snuck up out of the bush on this remote beach and I didn’t have time to tell them , @themalibuartist sees #greatwhites passing people on a regular basis over in California. Notice how the white shark actually gets freaked by the surfer and darts off around the right off the screen. This #shark🦈 I estimate at around 1.75 to 1.8 m small juvenile
Don’t forget it’s their ocean and we still need to respect them and attacks can happen but are extremely rare, more rare than we previously thought, now we can see what’s going on from air. - @dronesharkapp
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