In October 2020, German surfer Sebastian Steudtner made history by surfing on the biggest ever wave (86 ft; 26.21m – equivalent to a Tsunami) with the whole world watching him. Location Nazaré, Portugal. Breathtaking!
In October 2020, German surfer Sebastian Steudtner made history by surfing on the biggest ever wave (86 ft; 26.21m – equivalent to a Tsunami) with the whole world watching him. Location Nazaré, Portugal. Breathtaking!
The HBO doc 100 Foot Wave goes into how Nazare got put on the map
ItIsAlwaysNo on
Ended to soon
_byetony_ on
If he’d have fallen, he’d be dead
Docness84 on
Fucking wild! One of my bucket list places is to visit to simply take in one of mother natures most clearly focused “fuck you human! don’t fuck with me here!” Yet, due to science and technology the human race decided to piss in mother natures face and say “Fuck it! We BALL!”
MovingTargetPractice on
Tighten balloon knot ever
10inchezsoft on
I don’t recall being there.
greatdane511 on
That wave looks unreal, dude’s got nerves of steel. He literally surfing a moving mountain.
JoeSicko on
I thought that guy at Mavericks was the largest.
4stainull on
Was he dropped in? How did he get on and off?
Racoonaciabata on
wolschou on
An impressive wave, no doubt, and good job on the surfer, but unless that wave washed hundreds of meters inland, erasing a small resort in the process, it was NOT equivalent to a tsunami.
Honestly, what does that even mean? What’s the actual metric here?
reddridinghood on
Not a surfer here but these waves would weight hundreds of kilos and would crush you if you get caught in it, right? Or would you get out unharmed and just tumbled a bit?
ShoulderFar379 on
I swear I watched this video waaaay before 2020
Probatus on
Jack Kahuna Laguna did it better.
badgeman- on
How fast is he going?
KonaGirl_1960 on
Insane, these big wave surfers are major risk takers!
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Obviously balls of steal
The HBO doc 100 Foot Wave goes into how Nazare got put on the map
Ended to soon
If he’d have fallen, he’d be dead
Fucking wild! One of my bucket list places is to visit to simply take in one of mother natures most clearly focused “fuck you human! don’t fuck with me here!” Yet, due to science and technology the human race decided to piss in mother natures face and say “Fuck it! We BALL!”
Tighten balloon knot ever
I don’t recall being there.
That wave looks unreal, dude’s got nerves of steel. He literally surfing a moving mountain.
I thought that guy at Mavericks was the largest.
Was he dropped in? How did he get on and off?
An impressive wave, no doubt, and good job on the surfer, but unless that wave washed hundreds of meters inland, erasing a small resort in the process, it was NOT equivalent to a tsunami.
Honestly, what does that even mean? What’s the actual metric here?
Not a surfer here but these waves would weight hundreds of kilos and would crush you if you get caught in it, right? Or would you get out unharmed and just tumbled a bit?
I swear I watched this video waaaay before 2020
Jack Kahuna Laguna did it better.
How fast is he going?
Insane, these big wave surfers are major risk takers!
Love Nazare … waves are incredible there.
Nope!
Nothing like a tsunami.
Thank you.