this was released 15- minutes ago.... I watched it to the end ...my witnessing the no mercy exits of my brave hearted bretheren absorb a thrashing of tons of water! spin cycle! up and over! my exit word: Respect.
Shipstern's just puzzles me. It is a bit like "why would you ski down a rock wall?" "Because I only need three patches of snow". "Why would you surf a mutating vertical wall of water?" But then again, it is all about conquering
You are a 1,000 right when it's massive and firing I just call it huge poo. I wouldn't survive the so called "small ones".... Love to watch the real pro's do it... Cause I can't..
As a body surfer I get pounded by 5-6 footers...can't imagine how it feels to be eaten by these beasts....takes a different bread of human to do this. great vid!
All time TB! Enjoyed every second of that. Highlight for me was the Teahupoo tow footage...those big blue barrels turning to brown in the rainwater. Just insane. Legendary clip mate.
Incredible edit. Starting off with right at Jaws and then without warning ⚡️BLAM⚡️ on to Deadman’s & Shippies. Some heavy hitters out there. /‘some dudes needin to up their wills. Again…Great edit man.
had to pause video. I've had some scary life and death moments out in big surf, nothing like in this video, but easily deadly waves. i don't surf anymore to health issues, but these videos make me glad i don't push the limits of myself anymore, and I'm fine with that. You capture amazing footage of blokes putting it all out there trying to get that one legendary wave. great video, and massive respect to those going for it.
These peeps are obviously slabaholics. Thanks to your photographic excellence we get to witness the futility of. Remember: Conserve futilities and ALWAYS live to surf another day. Thank you Tim 🙏
it's crazy, that guy at 9:15 would have probably gotten the wave of his life, but the boog for a second thought he knew better and end result nearly kills him
captivatinly filmed and scored My only big tube was at cardiff third reef, perfectly round, mutating from 12 to 8 ro 20’, long ride with easy exit diving thru back wall after long first section deepblue oilslick cylindrical slomo cruise…………. and the point is luckily not horrendous wipeouts expertly filmed of these madpersons Aloha
That first Annie Reichert wave was supernatural man. Offshore was so heavy that it wouldn’t even send someone under, rather blew’’em up on top then over.
Epic compilation of heavy wipeouts. I have surfed solid 10-12 foot Aussie reefs and the wipeouts were pretty violent. What these champs are doing is hardcore, getting rag dolled must be 2 to 5 worse than I have ever had to deal with. And they doing it at some dodgy reefs, keep charging fellas and may you never hit the reef and always make it out unhurt.
When every cubic metre of water weighs one tonne some of these waves (especially the right) have a total wave mass of nearly 100,000 tonnes and once you're in it it's carrying you along and you are subject to it. Some of these waves scare the absolute sh1t out of me.
@@TimBoss2000 absolutely. Both The Right & Shippies can get the heaviest freakin waves, even if they’re not the longest, there’s just so much energy converging underwater that it concentrates in the bowl, until ⚡️WHAM⚡️… Sanka dead mon.
@@miketausig4205 I mean yeah...maxed out the Right is so much heavier than Shippies I reckon. Tahiti is beyond description but The Right absolutely mammoth. I reckon maxed out The Right is slightly more hectic overall than Tahiti on volume. Tow job too deep into the bottom of both and there are things you can do at Tahiti at the Right there's nothing but a huge pounding.
I'm happy to know that the waves at Itacoatiara Beach, Niterói, one of the beaches mentioned in the video, are becoming known in the surfing world. Even among Brazilians, Itacoatiara is rarely talked about. I live a 5-minute drive from this beach.
I have never seen Dylan Longbottom surf before. But HOLY CRAP does he have balls of STEEL! Can't believe how hard he fell at least 3x in these videos. Freaking NUTS!
Wait till these guys get in thier 50's and 60's, and all the wear and tear on the human body will become evident, sometimes very sadly! The bodies joints and spine just take so much stress, often leading to multiple injuries and surgeries along the way with lengthy recovery and pt times. There is a trade off in doing this, to your body, and how you will be in your older years. Not to mention possible concussion injuries that can result in TBI's! mma fighters, and pro NFL players have sadly demonstrated the tragic cognitive decline results from this. Military spc op guys, get it, and there's breacher syndrome now widly recognized from all the concussion injuries. Surfers having extreme wipeouts cumulatively over time is different, though guys do sustain head injuries, and no matter what, many of these guys will suffer in later years, at the least have serious and or chronic pain issues later. I get it, and each new generation of big wave, and now these insane slab wave Surfers push the level, along with training and becoming extreme athletes, to higher extremes!!! The human body is amazing what it can take, and how flexible it is, and when your young it amazingly takes so much!!! Guys just need to accept when it's time to step back and admit it's going to become too damaging and dangerous. Growing up in Hawaii out in the country (north shore of Oahu) and surfing all my life, especially Pipeline, it's been amazing to watch the progression of surfing with each new generation to the level it is today!!! I used to love bodysurfing Waimea shorebreak on big days, and over the years I've watched body boarders just charge insane waves there and how their bodies bend, especially the spinal cord to where their fins slap the back of their heads and it's just got to be bad for you!!! I have tons of respect for how brave, or crazy some guys are!!!! I do, however believe overcrowding to the ridiculous level today, is causing guys to charge waves they wouldn't if it was like years ago where only a few guys would even go out and try this stuff! Lot's of pressure now with overcrowding !!! It's reality now though. You gotta pay to play!!!! Always going to be a trade off, it's just physics and cumulative effect! I know the feeling well, as a surfer. It's just so awesome, it becomes an addiction to that rush!!!! Growing up in Hawaii surfing my thing was tube riding, and that quest to catch those rare days when the waves get so good it's absolutely amazing! Those truly rare and special days when waves, one after another are are tubing and spitting and near perfect!!! Those sessions over a lifetime on days that were so amazing you only get them once in every 10 or 15 years. In the mid 70's I remember two times when a break in Hawaii got 15 ft. "Hawaiian"/ 30 ft.+ faces and it was kona winds all day, and I was just 14 or 15 years old surfing it with a famous Hawaiian surfer named Reno Abillera. It was covered in surfer magazine and the center spread photo was taken from a tower high up, back in the sugar cane fields that showed how big and perfect it was. But being out there and looking down the line to the peak take off spot and watching guys, especially Reno, flying down these 200+ yard long giant tubing waves, and riding many myself is permanently burned into my minds eye. Those are what I lived for!! I've never seen it get that big and perfect accept 2 times, in over 50+ years! I'm 64 now, and I'm just so grateful and blessed I grew up surfing living in Hawaii back in those days We basically had it all to ourselves, back before crowds, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Like extreme XXL size swells, with favorable conditions, those rare days just don't happen often in a lifetime. I was out in the country all day in the huge surf of December 1969, at 9 years of age, and it was mind blowing how big it got!!!! It destroyed so many houses and roads. Including my families beach house, in one set, or basically one huge surge of ocean I saw houses completely destroyed down to nothing!!!! It's an incredible adventure of life being a surfer, especially if you get really good at it, and over a lifetime the memories down to individual waves remain so powerful!! The guys surfing these kind of big days will have an incredible adventure and such awesome memories!! Great seeing these awesome days so well recorded with true professional cameras and lenses by a professional photographer and cinematographer. Awesome dedication and work, and this series is just amazing to watch!!
Even like a 5-6’ wave has alot of power unless you ever been washing machines and held under its hard to grasp the power. I cant even imagine getting sucked over the falls on one of these
A short list of superlatives applicable to this video; Gobbled, Obliterated, Vaporized, Snarfled, Snacked Upon, Obituary-ized, Next of Kin-ed, Wavesassinated, hyper mugged, Rag Dolled, Neptune-ized, Cheese grated, Hammer fisted, and waterboarded. (because it's a board sport)
“No waves were harmed in the making of this episode of humans eating shit”
😂😂😂😂😅😅😅🫡👍🖖priceless 👌
These waves have double rows of teeth
“Terror” is a good word for an intense wipeout on waves as big as buildings.
this was released 15- minutes ago.... I watched it to the end ...my witnessing the no mercy exits of my brave hearted bretheren absorb a thrashing of tons of water! spin cycle! up and over! my exit word: Respect.
Bravery at its finest!
Teahupo’o always blows my mind. If you can surf that break and live then you have mastered surfing.
Yah I surfed head high barrels there, great fun 😁
Shipstern's just puzzles me. It is a bit like "why would you ski down a rock wall?" "Because I only need three patches of snow". "Why would you surf a mutating vertical wall of water?" But then again, it is all about conquering
@@mixiesix67 Nice!
@@enriquenavarro1471 That’s another sketchy break. Maybe be even more so since it’s in the middle of the ocean and infested with great whites.
You are a 1,000 right when it's massive and firing I just call it huge poo. I wouldn't survive the so called "small ones".... Love to watch the real pro's do it... Cause I can't..
Only a surfer knows the feeling!
Epic footage and great music.
man that was both amazing and painful to watch. Terrific compilation - thank you
Jerome getting velcro'd to the underside of the Teahupoo lip almost looks like CGI. Insane. Epic work yet again, Mr Bonython
Literally breathtaking ... thanks for the amazing footage!!!
I hope everybody survived these hell hammerings. Great video, many thanks ☮
I thoroughly enjoyed every moment of that… Thank you!!
7:22 that colour change in the wave is so awesome and is probably equivalent to the guys mood, from a beautiful light blue to a nasty brown😅
great video! Thanks terror vault.
As a body surfer I get pounded by 5-6 footers...can't imagine how it feels to be eaten by these beasts....takes a different bread of human to do this. great vid!
12:20 got his shades smacked off 🤣
You can see one of the lenses popping of the nose of his board 😂
This is freak of nature stuff.. Insane footage. Crazy good surfers !!
Those guys are unbelievable. The fear factor is obviously missing. Trust in yourself is their motto.
i can watch this over and over,,,,real entertainment!
And "Pure Terror Too"! 😅👍
Watching this before getting ready to surf 3ft mush onshore let's goo
Did you survive
All time TB! Enjoyed every second of that. Highlight for me was the Teahupoo tow footage...those big blue barrels turning to brown in the rainwater. Just insane. Legendary clip mate.
Incredible edit. Starting off with right at Jaws and then without warning ⚡️BLAM⚡️ on to Deadman’s & Shippies.
Some heavy hitters out there. /‘some dudes needin to up their wills. Again…Great edit man.
had to pause video. I've had some scary life and death moments out in big surf, nothing like in this video, but easily deadly waves. i don't surf anymore to health issues, but these videos make me glad i don't push the limits of myself anymore, and I'm fine with that. You capture amazing footage of blokes putting it all out there trying to get that one legendary wave. great video, and massive respect to those going for it.
Outstanding as always Tim! They're getting better too!
what a great video, best wave content creator out there. that shit was a spectacle
Absolute balls to the wall! I can’t believe Kip survived that final wave
Awe Somely Brilliant
Thank You Tim for sharing
Truly wonderful footage
Some of those waves are like not today buddy and they just fold over. Terror!
Havent even watched but seeing this show up in my feed has me psyched.
Ffffffffffffffff that!!!!! Wowza! Great job as always!
Hollow be thy name!
Cheers Tim! Another banger. Dylan could of had his own section lol
Awesome video, nice music and on point editing
Oh my God, ! This horror movie is hypnotic
... Sick edit Tim ... Insane footage 🥜🥜
Epic footage...!
woah, some of the heaviest poundings I've ever seen. I will be watching this again. SHEER MAYHEM 😬🙂
Nice one, lets hope for an equally good swell winter for you! Man Shippies is meaty when at + size!
These peeps are obviously slabaholics. Thanks to your photographic excellence we get to witness the futility of. Remember:
Conserve futilities and ALWAYS live to surf another day. Thank you Tim 🙏
Can’t breathe only by watching 😅
12:20 what an incredible shot
Pure nightmare fuel 😅💀
RESPECT !! 🤙Wouldnt catch me doing this..I'll just stick to the local rock pool.
How much respect does Nathan Florence get for absolutely smoking Tahiti backside ?
I'm 2 minutes in and....Holy Sheeeeeet!
That violin part from 2:25-4:45 is so sick! Did you make that yourself, and if so what vst did you use?
Absolutely awesome!
I'm surprised people make it out alive.
The raw power of the ocean is awe inspiring and you lot are brave as hell.
✌️
That Billy Kemper wipeput is legendary
bodacious compilation!
it's crazy, that guy at 9:15 would have probably gotten the wave of his life, but the boog for a second thought he knew better and end result nearly kills him
Yep - does my head in just watching it !
All I can say is EPIC
Those waves are terrifyingly huge! Gee those surfers get absolutely pummelled!
captivatinly filmed and scored My only big tube was at cardiff third reef, perfectly round, mutating from 12 to 8 ro 20’, long ride with easy exit diving thru back wall after long first section deepblue oilslick cylindrical slomo cruise…………. and the point is luckily not horrendous wipeouts expertly filmed of these madpersons Aloha
Great music mix!
Surf do terror! Excellent
Sickest surf videos on the internet.
Shipsterns is just nuts
These guys never heard of bootie glue? 😆
Splendid edit TB!
The most pulverizing moments I have ever seen.
That first Annie Reichert wave was supernatural man. Offshore was so heavy that it wouldn’t even send someone under, rather blew’’em up on top then over.
Guy with the sunglasses had a hold my beer moment 😎
4:17 has to be the craziest barrel I've ever seen in my life
The mass carnage at 9:30 😂
Awesome! Totally Awesome!
Epic compilation of heavy wipeouts. I have surfed solid 10-12 foot Aussie reefs and the wipeouts were pretty violent. What these champs are doing is hardcore, getting rag dolled must be 2 to 5 worse than I have ever had to deal with. And they doing it at some dodgy reefs, keep charging fellas and may you never hit the reef and always make it out unhurt.
Yeh man…ragdolled on 20’ Hawaiian will ruin your weekend if she doesn’t let you play.
When every cubic metre of water weighs one tonne some of these waves (especially the right) have a total wave mass of nearly 100,000 tonnes and once you're in it it's carrying you along and you are subject to it. Some of these waves scare the absolute sh1t out of me.
@@TimBoss2000 absolutely. Both The Right & Shippies can get the heaviest freakin waves, even if they’re not the longest, there’s just so much energy converging underwater that it concentrates in the bowl, until ⚡️WHAM⚡️… Sanka dead mon.
@@miketausig4205 I mean yeah...maxed out the Right is so much heavier than Shippies I reckon. Tahiti is beyond description but The Right absolutely mammoth. I reckon maxed out The Right is slightly more hectic overall than Tahiti on volume. Tow job too deep into the bottom of both and there are things you can do at Tahiti at the Right there's nothing but a huge pounding.
BEAUTIFUL BRUTALITIES
Some of the camera angles here do real justice to the perspective of those huge waves.
The best!
I've never touched a surfboard, but that was the most fucking kick ass video I've ever seen! Beautiful, deadly, epic! Thanks, we'll done!
I'm happy to know that the waves at Itacoatiara Beach, Niterói, one of the beaches mentioned in the video, are becoming known in the surfing world. Even among Brazilians, Itacoatiara is rarely talked about. I live a 5-minute drive from this beach.
Lol- now it’s ruined forever
I broke the record for a human holding their breath for almost eighteen minutes.
Most underrated tough guys & girls in the world
The mutant waves are so terrifying 😮
Yowzor ! Crazy !
I have never seen Dylan Longbottom surf before. But HOLY CRAP does he have balls of STEEL! Can't believe how hard he fell at least 3x in these videos. Freaking NUTS!
16:05 Drop in complete. Locked into stance. Eyes on the exit. SPLAT!
That’s some heavy shit nothing but gladiators taking on huge scary monsters 🌊🌊🌊
whats the soundtrack starting at 13:20 ?
4:45 song name? 💀👌 dude dropping in with the hardest beat
Definetly those surf guys is ready to go to Miller
1:51 old mate looks like he's 5,o ing a hand rail, what a boss.
Some of them who held on for as long as they did got my respect
awesome vid thanks. would love to know what the tune at 13.20 is
I believe it was from ur mom
C est effrayant
WOW SO MANY ALMOSTS NICE
It looks beautiful from here.
I hope no onegot seriously hurt!
i dont like that almost all the clips are in slo-motion.. the true terror is the speed these guys are going when the wipeouts happen
slow mo is not ideal but It's often used to minimise the effect of shakiness when footage has been taken from boats or jetskis.
I think it's to show the brutality of going over the falls
Totally agree…part of the terror of a big wave wipeout is how fast it happens and how little time you have to mentally or physically prepare.
Been commenting that for years. Be nice to mix it up
You can adjust the speed up to 2X I'm the UA-cam settings. Try it.
Wait till these guys get in thier 50's and 60's, and all the wear and tear on the human body will become evident, sometimes very sadly! The bodies joints and spine just take so much stress, often leading to multiple injuries and surgeries along the way with lengthy recovery and pt times. There is a trade off in doing this, to your body, and how you will be in your older years. Not to mention possible concussion injuries that can result in TBI's! mma fighters, and pro NFL players have sadly demonstrated the tragic cognitive decline results from this. Military spc op guys, get it, and there's breacher syndrome now widly recognized from all the concussion injuries. Surfers having extreme wipeouts cumulatively over time is different, though guys do sustain head injuries, and no matter what, many of these guys will suffer in later years, at the least have serious and or chronic pain issues later. I get it, and each new generation of big wave, and now these insane slab wave Surfers push the level, along with training and becoming extreme athletes, to higher extremes!!! The human body is amazing what it can take, and how flexible it is, and when your young it amazingly takes so much!!! Guys just need to accept when it's time to step back and admit it's going to become too damaging and dangerous. Growing up in Hawaii out in the country (north shore of Oahu) and surfing all my life, especially Pipeline, it's been amazing to watch the progression of surfing with each new generation to the level it is today!!! I used to love bodysurfing Waimea shorebreak on big days, and over the years I've watched body boarders just charge insane waves there and how their bodies bend, especially the spinal cord to where their fins slap the back of their heads and it's just got to be bad for you!!! I have tons of respect for how brave, or crazy some guys are!!!! I do, however believe overcrowding to the ridiculous level today, is causing guys to charge waves they wouldn't if it was like years ago where only a few guys would even go out and try this stuff! Lot's of pressure now with overcrowding !!! It's reality now though. You gotta pay to play!!!! Always going to be a trade off, it's just physics and cumulative effect! I know the feeling well, as a surfer. It's just so awesome, it becomes an addiction to that rush!!!! Growing up in Hawaii surfing my thing was tube riding, and that quest to catch those rare days when the waves get so good it's absolutely amazing! Those truly rare and special days when waves, one after another are are tubing and spitting and near perfect!!! Those sessions over a lifetime on days that were so amazing you only get them once in every 10 or 15 years. In the mid 70's I remember two times when a break in Hawaii got 15 ft. "Hawaiian"/ 30 ft.+ faces and it was kona winds all day, and I was just 14 or 15 years old surfing it with a famous Hawaiian surfer named Reno Abillera. It was covered in surfer magazine and the center spread photo was taken from a tower high up, back in the sugar cane fields that showed how big and perfect it was. But being out there and looking down the line to the peak take off spot and watching guys, especially Reno, flying down these 200+ yard long giant tubing waves, and riding many myself is permanently burned into my minds eye. Those are what I lived for!! I've never seen it get that big and perfect accept 2 times, in over 50+ years! I'm 64 now, and I'm just so grateful and blessed I grew up surfing living in Hawaii back in those days
We basically had it all to ourselves, back before crowds, and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Like extreme XXL size swells, with favorable conditions, those rare days just don't happen often in a lifetime. I was out in the country all day in the huge surf of December 1969, at 9 years of age, and it was mind blowing how big it got!!!! It destroyed so many houses and roads. Including my families beach house, in one set, or basically one huge surge of ocean I saw houses completely destroyed down to nothing!!!! It's an incredible adventure of life being a surfer, especially if you get really good at it, and over a lifetime the memories down to individual waves remain so powerful!! The guys surfing these kind of big days will have an incredible adventure and such awesome memories!!
Great seeing these awesome days so well recorded with true professional cameras and lenses by a professional photographer and cinematographer. Awesome dedication and work, and this series is just amazing to watch!!
What types/brand of guns are they riding?
All heavy-vicious, balls of steel
That was a powerful soundtrack
For a Pow wur full wave
3:43 never knew you could be flooded in the ocean...
Liquid horizontal tornado😮
Even like a 5-6’ wave has alot of power unless you ever been washing machines and held under its hard to grasp the power. I cant even imagine getting sucked over the falls on one of these
A short list of superlatives applicable to this video; Gobbled, Obliterated, Vaporized, Snarfled, Snacked Upon, Obituary-ized, Next of Kin-ed,
Wavesassinated, hyper mugged, Rag Dolled, Neptune-ized, Cheese grated, Hammer fisted, and waterboarded. (because it's a board sport)
My favorite was 12:22 where Stevie Wonder gets his glasses blown off with the lenses popped out all on camera-
NICE
😬
sick...
Extraordinaire!!!!Over the falls backwards, Merde!!!!
Lets go 1:40 to 2:10 my favorite. That's heavy. (30 seconds.) Lets try another, start at 5:20 to 6:03
Insane