Just saw this on Surfline, Jesus christ that's a big wave haha. definitely looks like one of (or is) the biggest wave ever ridden. what would y'all say that is 70, 80, or 90 ft tall??
http://www.surfline.com/surf-news/gmac-goes-xxl_62342/
Just saw this on Surfline, Jesus christ that's a big wave haha. definitely looks like one of (or is) the biggest wave ever ridden. what would y'all say that is 70, 80, or 90 ft tall??
http://www.surfline.com/surf-news/gmac-goes-xxl_62342/
S.H.I.T.!
1. his name is garrett not grant (my bad)
2. This was just confirmed at 90ft. and it is the biggest wave ever ridden. here's the link. http://video.foxnews.com/v/126681544...-90-foot-wave/
3. damn reporter is a SUP guy.....
i'm apologizing in advance for trolling...
Ha... I don't think Fox News with Meghyn Kelly airing this clip confirms anything. If anything, now I have to seriously question that this wave was 90ft.
Here's another video:
http://www.grindtv.com/surf/video/Ga...ortugal/#62384
That's CRAZY
no you are right this is better. the only decent one i could find at the time was this one. sorry about that.Originally Posted by brek
that guy has balls of steel.
it was just a peak, lame... I'm kidding.
haha its only a peak but i would crap my pants multiple times screaming down that face. kinda like a lefty mavericks only multiple times bigger
That was a bomb, but 90 ft? Who confirms these sort of things anyway, please don't tell me fox news. But it's definately one of the tallest peaks i've seen ridden, and the biggest ridable wave i've seen in the Atlantic ocean. What created that monster?
an underwater canyon like mavericks, blacks, puerto escondido, and others. it jacks up once the swell hits the canyon. here's the link i looked at.
http://www.surfline.com/surf-science...er-blog_20295/
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