Craziest SANDBAR In The WORLD!
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2020
- -Season 2 : Episode 45-
Cape Point out in Buxton, NC is one of the most special places in the world. From a right point, to a left point, to A-Frame shorebreak wedges... It is one of the most rare of waves when it sets up just right, because even then it is usually short lived. Cape Hatteras is shaped the way it is, along with the pinnacle of Cape Point, due to the Labrador Current and Gulf Stream current colliding directly offshore.
Is there a more dynamic sandbar in the world?!
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IS THERE A MORE DYNAMIC SANDBAR IN THE WORLD?!
Nah love this place it's always different but there is always a good spot no matter the wind or weather enough riding and you will find a peak somewhere
Best video in a minute 🙌🏽🙌🏽
Of course the world is full of beauty. I’ve just never seen or heard of a single sandbar anywhere that can produce such a variety of surf.
@@brettbarley what about Namibia? Guess not a spit
Namibia doesn’t change... it’s always a left Point. Special for sure, and possibly the most special for it’s length of perfect tubes, but my point about Cape Point is how dynamic it is and the different types of waves it can create.
People can say what they want about east coast surf, but making the most out of messy and unpredictable conditions makes the best surfers. And people for that matter🤙🏽. Let’s go!
peelers!
roping
Brett Barley looks pretty good for layback tubes out there !!
Yew yew the two greats love the vids both of you guys really helping me get my kids interested in the life. Thanks for all the hard work guys, much love to both!
Ben this is the spot and August and September are the best especially when a storm is coming up the coast Ben come surf with us the lefts in November use to be sick
Great video. You can watch surfing endlessly.
I appreciate your knowledge and understanding of the various elements - the waves, the hydrography, the winds, bathymetry etc
It's crazy how many moods this sandbar has. Another great episode.
The ride @ 2:40-3:00 is soooo SICK!!!🤯😋 That tuberide is INSANE!!!
Thanks for sharing this with us BB, special place with some super varied nugs!! Sweet, yew!!
Bret, Wow it is. Awesome video. You guys are so lucky, I wish we had that in Hawaii. No seriously. It's like a constantly changing skate park/waterpark. This has to be one of the 7 wonders of the world. Nice vid. It's amazing how fast it changes. I've been following it on Google for years. Think how many thousands of years this has probably happened over and over. Your kids were loving it.
I was blessed to be able to get to Shelly island back in 2017...some of the longest rides of my life. That was epic. And this video is epic too! Thanks, Brett!
Shelly was a dream!
Magical Place for sure, I almost lost my truck out there one evening when admiring the stars with friends and not paying attention to the tide. The bar went out and hooked south, as the tide came in it nearly cut us off on Shellie, long before it was named such. Love the Rats Nest shot at 9:20 ha ha. Love your Channel, Love Buxton.
Thanks for the awesome content. I just moved down to hatteras village, i've been soaking up all your videos & posts all summer. Keep up the good work! See you in the water one day
Buxton is a magical place. The entire Outer Banks is! I remember back in the 70's we rented a place in Avon for a week and had some super fun shore break pounders. I think I still have the salt water dripping out of my nose from that trip! Thanks for the cool vid....cheers! Bazza
Loved to see those Google Earth pics. over time. That sure look like the craziest!
Such a cool video Mr Barley. Thank you sir.
The prince of the sandbar.! Great video. Thanks
Great video, that sure is wild how it changes like that.
Just got back from OBX, we live in Delaware and come down every year. This year Buxton Point was on my bucket list. Hurricane Larry was off shore and made for some heavy surf. Awesome Point and thanks for the Video.
I'm new to your channel and thanks so much for sharing your experience. Love the content and your edits/music are great! Would love to see Blair Conklin cruise out to your side of the states and have a sesh with you. Much love and respect from the Central Coast of California.
Your stoke for any kind of wave is contagious. Tomorrow, I'm gonna go out and catch a wave, even if it's small! I enjoy your videos bro!
Soft tops bring joy in small waves. :)
It's amazing how an all sand coastine can transform into a world class pointbreak with the right conditions- love it when beachbreaks magically transform- "every dog has its day'
Dude it was a beautiful place to surf, seriously!
Don't forget to submit another 360 surf video
Love that place it so special only surfed a few times but even being there on the beach just has such a crazy feeling and not to mention all the wildlife!
Truth!
Im there in 3 weeks!!! This video just added to the stoke factor!! Thanks Brett!!
great vid Brett! thanks for sharing!!!! super interesting how the barrier islands of VA only have receded, the gulf and Labrador currents create equal energy right at the "point".........definately a sacred spot on earths energy grid
I had forgotten how filthy Shelly island was... those clips were incredible!
I was gonna recommend Google earth- actually Arcgis offers real time standard Imagery and you can see where the sand bars are, the swell bending and crossing. It’s pretty epic. Cheers bro 👍
Some of those lefts peeling down the sandbar @219 look amazing. Also, frisco looks real fun rt now! bummed...Hope there's swell next weekend!
Love the content great edits keep up the good work!!⚡
Thanks for sharing. I'd always seen your aerial pic of that zone and wondered what the heck is that spot. I grew up in Jax FL and always dreamed of a spot that could produce point waves. Your footage of 2017 was insane. I'm in the Pac NW now, seeing your early morning shots brought the salt air right back. Dawn patrol. Makes me wanna jump on a plane. Keep sharing, I wanna see pix of what the current crop of hurricanes are doing over there :)
Can’t wait to get back down next month! Truly is a special place!
You can see the cape waves all the way down from frisco on a balcony. Hope to get a catch surf log and finally learn to surf in obx. All these years i wanted to learn and now being 35 years old i figured its now or never! Glad i found your channel !
Perfect wave and surfer:),look so great
Radical! looks like an insane place for skimboarding...
this video is sick, wish there were more of these types of bars
Looks like a lot of fun out there!
Right on! Wicked~Awesome BB!🔥🤙🏻🇺🇸
You rip dude, but finding stoke in all conditions is the real gift, thanks for sharing yours!!!
Awesome video on every level.
I enjoy your videos. Keep making them.
Thanks! Not stopping :)
Nice! I used to surf/live in Wilmington and took an OBX trip once and surfed right near here. even for slop I had a great time! I haven't had much time on the islands but about 15 years ago my buddy took me to shack during a coming hurricane swell. That's when I knew East Coast was very legit. :) thanks for the content it's keeping my landlocked Hype very high for more trips. :)
Shack was a wonderful place... shame the part of the island with the wave washed away. :( I had just gotten it more figured out and it stopped breaking. Maybe it’ll come back someday.
A sandbar point break ? Sick!!!
Maybe one year it turns like Namibia! Love the video, very interesting sandbar indeed.
Too cool. Surf's up. Let's go !
Sick video love it!
Most Excellent Mr.Barley!
Aloha from the Great lakes
Can't wait to see it this fall.
Great video about Surf Stoke. 🤙🏼🍺
that shelly island clip is like the version of skeleton bay that most of us want...
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That surf set was awesome....😏😳
Great to see the shape of the point again! I remember when it was almost a mile out through hot sand from the parking lot. I would swim my board across a marsh puddle just to cool off, and to get there. All I remember was the currents looked extreme. The beach was always shifting.
Blue gulf stream days. Nothing better. Nice compilation. Thank you. 😎
hey man I was watching your videos (as always) and I wanted to ask you if it was possible to do a special how to video on the "hands placements"! how when and where to place them for a good stance depending on each situation on the wave! thanks man for your stoke and keep sharing!
What a great surfer you are🤙
stoked!!!
From the aerial view with the left's going off, I was thinking, with a good setup on a powerful hurricane swell the left off that thing could be like, skeleton bay comes to Braxton. The possibilities look as endless as the sandbar is elusive. Thanks Bret...i dub it mystery point. How many names do you guys have for it? Ok one more thing I just noticed is if you go on Google earth and pan in and then out, you can see that on the entire East coast of North america, the hugest vertical wall of the continental shelf is by far the closest to land at cape hatteras. Which means mysterious and spooky things and the raw power of nature.
I think Orcacoke has a similar sandbar on the south end of the island. Great video, I miss the OBX. Cheers!
Similar in shape somewhat, but not dynamics at all. South Point in Ocracoke only faces one direction, and collects one type of swells.
Cape Point is the corner turn between the East facing beach and South facing beach of Hatteras Island, so It accepts over 270 degrees of swell direction
aye who else just sitting here waiting for it to start 🤙🏼
legendary!
Me two
So jealous, we were there two weeks ago and i could tell that sandbar was creating a perfect break, but the swell was so small they were only rideable by little kids and skim boarders. I knew that spot would blow up with bigger swell.
that rats nest on buddies reel was one of the hardest things to watch on your entire channel.. lol
Prob one of the sharkiest places on east coast by far. That sharp point can produce so many different types of break with wrap around
Shelley Island 2017 looking beyond tasty!
Magical spot Brett. Truely unique to your part of the world. So lucky to have it on your doorstep. Fickle, but worth waiting for I'd imagine. Always look forward to your content mate. Keep up the great work. Yeeeeweeeee🏄💯
Cape nub!
I was at bald head over a year ago and cape fear was looking similar to this after a hard SSW wind generated swell. stayed with friends, and due to expensive ferry ticket had to choose between bringing clothes in luggage or surfboard. i chose the clothing since it was January.
Beautiful I need to visit
What a unique spot :)
A wave for all levels, the WEDGE was my home and near resting place. OcWedgeCrewLifer. Respect the Oceans!
My vote goes to the 2017 Shelly Island set up, that looked awesome! BTW, is there a vlog for that?
“Autumnal Reminiscence” was a movie about that whole fall. Full Shelly island section
It’s in the Playlist I created for this video, to reference all old point videos
That is a sick spot.
That’s so cool, you’re damn good. Heading down on the 19th with that fam to hatterous. I know it’s not ideal time to surf but where should I try and find some good breaks ? Thanks man
That was one of the best left!
I haven't even started watching it but the first shot looks like where two oceans meet. I've seen it before at Cape Leeuwin light house on the most South Western corner of Australia. Its where the south and Indian oceans meet. Now I will watch the video but I already love it.
same ocean... but straight offshore the Gulf Stream and Labrador Currents collide and that's what makes this island shaped the way it is.
@@brettbarley Where I live we have the 3 biggest sand Islands in the world And I wouldn't surf there anymore because of the Sharks. I Agree with a lot of the Stuff you've said Brett.
New sub... oc,to Ventura, Ca.✌️🌊❤️
Get Blair Conklin out there to skim it
I'd love to see that
Love the point
Hurricane swell report/footage
Was that cloud at 8:10 a person doing a shaka?
4:39 who else wants to surf this right!!? dreamy.
Thanks !
Hey Brett maybe you could do a vid on the best way to teach little kids to surf?
Its a perfect point break~~~~
Colonel killgore would appreciate
Talking bout gettin your candy sandy!
I'm from the East Coast, this video helps to remind me why i moved to the Mentawais
Note sure it’s been 30 years ago place is just south of Cape Hattteras. NC lighthouse
Gnarly!! i never got to check out the point when i was last in Buxton due to my xterra not having 4x4 but damn i wanna just hang out for the sake of photo & video! i'm only a skater so surfing has always been fascinating & seems too sketchy for me but i fuck with it lol
Always great videos and always surprising and shocking to see professional Surfers using soft tops.
Can you please do some Ariel surfing on soft top surfboards if it's even possible please? Thanks either way! :-)
Happy surfing from VIRGINIA BEACH!!!+++:)))🏄
The Point, won’t ever forget ,late 60’s, east side was blown out, BUT, waves wrapped around the point, creating waves in offshore winds, that you could ride forever. Pick up a point wave,and as it wrapped around,you just seemed to go steadily away from the sand. Pablo
Man I miss it.
Awesome birds nest close up lol
that's it. I'm moving to obx now
Hey will you ever do a trip to South Africa not just Namibia like I live here and we have got some quality waves with the best in the Easter cape there jbay, st francis ,PE and a bunch of other spots another one I recommend is port Alfred it gets really big with huge barrels but is also extremely powerful I’ve surfed there a few times and I have no regrets
Come to cape Town rather 😂
Ibrahim Slax neh it’s fucking cold there bro
The backwash waves in obx have been crazy all summer
Hmm... might be the sandbars you’re at.
Brett Barley byrd street in kitty hawk
Holy Smokes Shelly Island 2017!
U.S. Skeleton Bay! 😳🤪 Insane!
God Bless Cape Hatteras.
Sick videos Brett, why not more tutorials?
gotta have time to do em... and inspiration. I've got a couple more up my sleeve, but nothing around performance surfing. I'm NOT even decent at explaining it, as I'm still learning
Would be interested in seeing your take on soft sand driving techniques and specifically etiquette for the outer banks. See a lot of bad driving/etiquette.
go slow
Who is the commentary at 11:15? We were out at Shelly with a local guy named Edot? Voice sounds familiar.
Great video, great spot!
My friend Jason Forrest, who was surfing with me.
The point time lapse looks like the islands wagging its tail...
Read that title with the voice of Jeremy Clarkson in my head hahaha
Lmao
You should try holgate @ the end of the bird sanctuary
Always loved that spot this is right at the bridge before you get onto hatteras ain't it
no, this is out at Cape Point in Buxton.
Gotcha don't think I've surfed there I'll have to see where it is on a map and come check it out I'm from New Bern the Obx are just a short trip from here hopefully I'll get to check ya out IRL one day and get some waves
already seen a few sharks and some massive bait balls down here, 4 hours south... I splash water at them, like what you do when someone gets in your way. I like to think it runs em off. its worked so far the last 30 years.... except that one time, in january, about 15 years ago... dorsal fin about 2.5 ft above the water, caudal fin about 8 ft behind... I paddled in... quickly.