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Thank you

Its not that bad haha!

grom + is also really good for it

@@tombatchelor526 grom+ not wide enough imo…

@@tombatchelor526 probs not enough float in the grom+

yeah i just really dont enjoy longer boards. i've found im improving fast enough on my shortboard... URBNSURF was just very different to ocean surfing.

@@LeeSurfs fair enough mate, you should think about it… dont have to go too long. Weight in kg divided by 2 gives a good litre range. It’s more wide and low rocker boards that are gonna help. Surfers shouldnt even be touching a performance shortboard outline until theyre well and truly adept in speed generation and top to bottom surfing, usually this is multiple years down the line of everyday surfing. Until then it WILL limit your progress… If you can’t rip on a bigger board you definitely cant do it on a full performance board… everything is easier and more forgiving on a good midlength shape that is sized appropriately. Check out the chilli Middy.

Hero 11

Yeah i am quite good at pumping but i definitely need more speed for turns... will work on it, the advice is appreciated!

@@LeeSurfsIma be honest what your doing isn’t really pumping for speed just wiggling

@@mattress9074 At URBNSURF yeah i was finding it hard to pump because of how different it was to the ocean. it was my first time and i was still getting used to it.

in this, gopro hero 8 but i recently upgraded to gopro hero 11

Cool!

40 i believe.

hahaha yep

coalcliff. - p.s. i always put the beach name at bottom of video description if not secret

@@LeeSurfs you are so lucky you have hidden small beaches to surf at. I’m on the Gold Coast so basically any half decent spot like snapper, Kirra and Currumbin has like 100 people out

@@Sandls yeah ahaha, sorry for you man... It is nice along the sydney/wollongong coast.

You could say that haha

I have been eyeing a helmet for a long time and will be getting one for reefs soon!

@@LeeSurfs that's great news! And I'm sure there'll come a day when you will be incredibly happy that you've been wearing a helmet ;)

@@IIIAnchani Absolutely.

the same thing has happend to me and i was out for half a year i was 1 inch away from breaking my neck and im very fortunate. I am looking also for some helemts and i was wondering if you had any recomendations. i do surf a lot and im some what decent its just that i dont want to get another hit on the neck because it could be the end.

​@@TheRealWordMomentsTry on the Simba Sentinel 2 and Gath Gedi. Take a friend with you to wiggle the helmet around with some force to make sure it doesn't slip weirdly (as every head is different, I can't simply say "this one will fit perfectly") but as far as me and my friends concern, those two seem to protect pretty well. You gotta try them on in person though, as fit and comfort are important. They won't really save your neck from breaking all by themselves, except giving additional padding so the maximum impact force is less overall, but they'll definitely stop you from getting your head split open on a reef. I personally also train my neck muscles for additional safety, as those are essentially your body's own dampeners when it comes to hitting the head, and as I also love to do high diving (as an amateur), it really helps on head first entries there, not getting my head jolted to a side, so I recon it's probably going to have some positive effects in other situations as well. Stay safe, enjoy longer!

He is the best dad!

Thank you very much man :)

Hayden shapes - Hypto Krypto, 6'2 and about 40L i think... Not 100% certain and may be a slightly older model.

@@LeeSurfs so your not fond of 40L in 6'2 you must be fairly lite l have a sweet potato 2 6'4 and 57 L still working on that ride

@@jw8556 im 70kg and i find a little less volume more enjoyable, i have been doing balancing sports all my life so it didn't really hold me back when i started surfing...

@@LeeSurfs ok your up to speed with the pop and launch lm still learning how to mix it all together there's a fair bit going on if it's a popular beach or break lm 76 kgs and about 5'7 l have 3 boards that consist of a 9'2 /8.0/ and the yet concor 6'6 potato so lv been watching your progression it seems your a natural and it's great to see you video's are spot on with no bullshit clips and commentary it's great to see that your not talking it up and keeping it honest

@@jw8556 thanks so much it really means alot. just get out there and have fun, in the end thats all that really matters with surfing.

if it's too high it will basically be impossible unless you're heavy enough. If i were you i would practice going over waves when its smaller or doing turtle rolls when its a bit bigger!

Turn the board sideways so the rail can cut into water duck dive that way.

Thank you!

Thanks man!

I think so, the legrope must've just ripped it out...

Yeah i have realised this, will work on that in future!

@@LeeSurfsalso when paddling keep your legs together for an easier paddle and pop up.

@@mattress9074 thank you will do!

thank you!

Haha thank you so much man!

i do go there quite a bit. will record next time...

Yes, the water is still quite warm, but just the wind is enough to make me wear a steamer...

They are the best.

always!

haha thanks man, more to come!

The free version of CapCut, it works wonders!

@@LeeSurfs thanks bro

i completely started full time around a year ago now. But i had surfed at Bondi beach from a young age, up until about 12 years old. Although i never really got good...

Thanks man!

Coalcliff usually, cronulla is close seconds. but i occasionally surf further south.

@@LeeSurfs ok lm still learning myself and have been having a dip on the central coast and mid nth coast lm not to good around the line up and when it's chockers it's hard to stay out of the way Been good to watch you GoPro action and your progress cheers

@@jw8556 yeah practice duckdiving deep so when someone is heading towards you, you can get under them if worst comes to worst...

yeah haha its always exciting lmao!