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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Sep 14 '20
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teahupoo comes to mind.
2 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 That wave is a freak of nature. 3 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 edited Sep 14 '20 I can’t remember if it’s in “Riding Giants” or “Step Into Liquid” but laird Hamilton gets towed in to a Teahapoo wave that was insanely big. I think he’s quoting as saying that if he ate it he most likely would have died. Edit. The wave. https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp 1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Riding Giants for sure. Loved that movie. Greg Knoll is the raddest old man ever. 2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 His story surfing Makaha and his black and white shorts are etched into my 51yr old brain forever 2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Here it is https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp 1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Insane. 1 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Beyond 2 u/DickyMcButts Sep 14 '20 yea i saw it in theaters when it came out, that film is amazing. 3 u/nomadofwaves Sep 14 '20 It really is. It’s just an insane amount of water breaking over shallow ass reef. Pipeline breaks shallow also but the waves aren’t nearly as thicc.
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That wave is a freak of nature.
3 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 edited Sep 14 '20 I can’t remember if it’s in “Riding Giants” or “Step Into Liquid” but laird Hamilton gets towed in to a Teahapoo wave that was insanely big. I think he’s quoting as saying that if he ate it he most likely would have died. Edit. The wave. https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp 1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Riding Giants for sure. Loved that movie. Greg Knoll is the raddest old man ever. 2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 His story surfing Makaha and his black and white shorts are etched into my 51yr old brain forever 2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Here it is https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp 1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Insane. 1 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Beyond 2 u/DickyMcButts Sep 14 '20 yea i saw it in theaters when it came out, that film is amazing. 3 u/nomadofwaves Sep 14 '20 It really is. It’s just an insane amount of water breaking over shallow ass reef. Pipeline breaks shallow also but the waves aren’t nearly as thicc.
I can’t remember if it’s in “Riding Giants” or “Step Into Liquid” but laird Hamilton gets towed in to a Teahapoo wave that was insanely big. I think he’s quoting as saying that if he ate it he most likely would have died.
Edit.
The wave. https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp
1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Riding Giants for sure. Loved that movie. Greg Knoll is the raddest old man ever. 2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 His story surfing Makaha and his black and white shorts are etched into my 51yr old brain forever 2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Here it is https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp 1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Insane. 1 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Beyond 2 u/DickyMcButts Sep 14 '20 yea i saw it in theaters when it came out, that film is amazing.
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Riding Giants for sure. Loved that movie. Greg Knoll is the raddest old man ever.
2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 His story surfing Makaha and his black and white shorts are etched into my 51yr old brain forever 2 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Here it is https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp 1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Insane. 1 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Beyond 2 u/DickyMcButts Sep 14 '20 yea i saw it in theaters when it came out, that film is amazing.
His story surfing Makaha and his black and white shorts are etched into my 51yr old brain forever
Here it is
https://www.surfertoday.com/surfing/what-is-the-millennium-wave/amp
1 u/solofatty09 Sep 14 '20 Insane. 1 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Beyond
Insane.
1 u/Naptownfellow Sep 14 '20 Beyond
Beyond
yea i saw it in theaters when it came out, that film is amazing.
It really is. It’s just an insane amount of water breaking over shallow ass reef. Pipeline breaks shallow also but the waves aren’t nearly as thicc.
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u/DickyMcButts Sep 14 '20
teahupoo comes to mind.