This guy embodifies what is great about surfing today: open mindedness coming from a foundation of having already mastered a normal shortboard- and moving into other realms from there. No limits!!
As I am just getting into the sport I can barely surf, I am also building my first surfboard for the experience and fun and I listen to this guys voice and to what he is saying then I look at his matted hippy hair I feel like I would rather punch him in the face then surf with him.
Ryan blew me away when I saw him ride the lord board foam slab in 2013. I have been riding finless and wacky ass boards ever since. I have sold my Merricks and Firewires and am having a freaking blast on unconventional boards. It really opens your mind to how you approach a wave. Thanks Ryan!
Dude, this is exactly what I was searching to see, homie rips shapes into open spaces for wisdoms hand to guide concept, heavy light fast and slow sloppy edgers by choice all through the shape made by hand. Thanks dude.
Too geek up the nice feel in this one with a correction ... In mathematics, the X-axis generally goes on the horizontal and the Y-axis is vertical. The displayed graph had this mixed up.
Back in the 70's , I would fly to San Diego and pick up a few Lis Fish . Take em back home to Maui, and they could handle Honolua up to about 10'. Very functional on rather large hollow barrels . My friends used to trip on me. But then wanna borrow it 🤔 Right on Ryan. Your lines are pleasing to watch. P.j. Napili Maui.
this reminds me of the person who asked me once - "whats the fastest boat hull bottom", and I thought about how to answer the question as stated, and said " a flat bottom". He was totally incredulous. ( I'm a lifetime surfboard and boat designer)
After the longboard era was abandoned in about 1967 and '68 everyone was cutting there longboards down into newfangled short boards of every variety. There were no short boards left in shops. Just longboards and many shops just closed up and went out of business. The fiberglass supply stores came out with surfboard kits with a blank and supplies to glass it with. And no body knew what direction to go in. Everyone was pissed off at the establishment and looking to do anything really offensive as they experimented with pot and hallucinogens for the first time. So they went in all directions design wise. The Steve Liss fish was the first board to launch into the short board world and eclipse longboards. The San Diego guys were standing up on them, and within a year everybody was trying them, and in Hawaii, by 1969 jimmy blears had won a world title on his that looked exactly like Ryan's rainbow fish here, fins and every thing.Another guy that was blowing minds shredding kaisers in that '68/'69 era was Mark Sedlack at Kaisers, on a trippy looking literally egg shape with really turned down hard rails. And from '69 through about '71 everyone got on an asymetric trip, doing every type of asymetric nos and tail they could think of. Fads came and went untill the emphasis started to weigh in on north shore boards and after an era of early seventies homemade guns and miniguns came out and professional versions of them at Surfline Hawaii surfboard shop, surfboards became really functional and purposeful and lightening bolt started pumping out beautiful professional shop boards for the north shore and many versions of short boards for town summer surf in Honolulu, and everyone eventually forgot about asymetrical surfboards. Then out of all that the guy that continued on later with asymetrical board designs quite successfully was Peter Townsend, with amazing designs and great results as a professional surfer. There was an era back in the late 1960's where he was by far one of the world's best surfers.
Ryan you should try a Moon tail. While it seems amazing to ride really small board's, for practical surfing I think go one's own height, or even bigger.... My. 02 BTW - my personal twinny + is a moon tail - which was an accidental asymmetrical design.... So far, she's rip able! Oh, the depth of my moon Tail is 1.5"....more release than a fish IMHO. I ride both tho...😂🏄🤙
Yo Ryan come on down to pavones. I got a little shaping shack and a place to crash for ya. I havent made any asyms yet but I love making funky fishes. They work insane on all these sick little lefthanders we got around here. Would be a blast to watch you create a craft for the surf here
Andrew B. . My advice is never again pass up a surf or wave. The wheels feel off for me at around 53. Ever since I’ve been grieving the loss of my surfing. Nothing can replace something that was the epicentre of my existence for 4 plus decades.
Okay call one the 'Loose Goose" or maybe Yodas as u can ride like how he jumps arouns all crazy with his lite sword thingy lol ... Finnless Joe jackson.. Hit me up if u like some mo brah
i believe, and is real, the waave , te body are not simetrics ... surf is about feel,create, freedom , donte need computer and perfect boards, the best surfers was realy better and all ... surf spitit aloha !
This guy embodifies what is great about surfing today: open mindedness coming from a foundation of having already mastered a normal shortboard- and moving into other realms from there. No limits!!
Very well put! I'm loving all these retro twin, asym, mid-length, longboarding, electric acid shit that's currently going on
@@DiNiSC0StA Refreshing, ay!
As I am just getting into the sport I can barely surf, I am also building my first surfboard for the experience and fun and I listen to this guys voice and to what he is saying then I look at his matted hippy hair I feel like I would rather punch him in the face then surf with him.
You know you’ve made it when you deny kelly slater
Fuck yeah. .
It's made me want to see kelly riding a long board
My take away from this interview is “happiness”.I think a lot of surfers have forgotten that.
Ryan blew me away when I saw him ride the lord board foam slab in 2013. I have been riding finless and wacky ass boards ever since. I have sold my Merricks and Firewires and am having a freaking blast on unconventional boards. It really opens your mind to how you approach a wave. Thanks Ryan!
Burch is a phenomenal surfer and human. And he’s articulate and not douchey like some other surfer/shapers (whom shall remain nameless).
Alex Knost? I don’t think he is a douch I just think he can be fake some times
Woah, I feel like I just learned so much about surfing in this one brief yet enlightening conversation!
Surfing has been a lifetime pursuit of mine from when I was 12 in 1969 right through to now in 2021 at soon to be 64!
What a great lifestyle!
The one dislike is kelly lol
Still wants a log shaped.
Dude, this is exactly what I was searching to see, homie rips shapes into open spaces for wisdoms hand to guide concept, heavy light fast and slow sloppy edgers by choice all through the shape made by hand. Thanks dude.
Burch has such good style!!!
Love his style. Youngsters take note. Learn style before airs, not other way round.
these seems like the freshest thing I've seen in surfing in years.
This the food for my eyes and food for my ears. This was something exceptional for home shaper soul. I dig such videos with such open people. 😍👍
Too geek up the nice feel in this one with a correction ... In mathematics, the X-axis generally goes on the horizontal and the Y-axis is vertical. The displayed graph had this mixed up.
congratulations you passed high school algebra. do you want a pat on the back?
not a rule, its propositonal it could be A and N or Q and P, whatever, not because its the most used is the norm
Back in the 70's , I would fly to San Diego and pick up a few Lis Fish . Take em back home to Maui, and they could handle Honolua up to about 10'. Very functional on rather large hollow barrels . My friends used to trip on me. But then wanna borrow it 🤔 Right on Ryan.
Your lines are pleasing to watch.
P.j. Napili Maui.
this reminds me of the person who asked me once - "whats the fastest boat hull bottom", and I thought about how to answer the question as stated, and said " a flat bottom". He was totally incredulous. ( I'm a lifetime surfboard and boat designer)
Yall won't like this, but Ryan is the human embodiment of the chicken from surf's up
Super super really really awesome thank you for sharing
great to see something different.....hanelei style fins / ski tails / finless all cool to see
i’m not a fan of finless shit but i totally agree with his theories on fishes
After the longboard era was abandoned in about 1967 and '68 everyone was cutting there longboards down into newfangled short boards of every variety. There were no short boards left in shops. Just longboards and many shops just closed up and went out of business. The fiberglass supply stores came out with surfboard kits with a blank and supplies to glass it with. And no body knew what direction to go in. Everyone was pissed off at the establishment and looking to do anything really offensive as they experimented with pot and hallucinogens for the first time. So they went in all directions design wise. The Steve Liss fish was the first board to launch into the short board world and eclipse longboards. The San Diego guys were standing up on them, and within a year everybody was trying them, and in Hawaii, by 1969 jimmy blears had won a world title on his that looked exactly like Ryan's rainbow fish here, fins and every thing.Another guy that was blowing minds shredding kaisers in that '68/'69 era was Mark Sedlack at Kaisers, on a trippy looking literally egg shape with really turned down hard rails. And from '69 through about '71 everyone got on an asymetric trip, doing every type of asymetric nos and tail they could think of. Fads came and went untill the emphasis started to weigh in on north shore boards and after an era of early seventies homemade guns and miniguns came out and professional versions of them at Surfline Hawaii surfboard shop, surfboards became really functional and purposeful and lightening bolt started pumping out beautiful professional shop boards for the north shore and many versions of short boards for town summer surf in Honolulu, and everyone eventually forgot about asymetrical surfboards. Then out of all that the guy that continued on later with asymetrical board designs quite successfully was Peter Townsend, with amazing designs and great results as a professional surfer. There was an era back in the late 1960's where he was by far one of the world's best surfers.
Happyness is all we r after. YES!!
🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾 solid interview
Ryan you should try a Moon tail.
While it seems amazing to ride really small board's, for practical surfing I think go one's own height, or even bigger.... My. 02
BTW - my personal twinny + is a moon tail - which was an accidental asymmetrical design.... So far, she's rip able! Oh, the depth of my moon Tail is 1.5"....more release than a fish IMHO. I ride both tho...😂🏄🤙
Love Ryan, King of Stoke.
This guy is incredible!
Chile's session are the best on the video.
Apreciated this... Mahalos
Burchy RIIIIIPSSSS
Yo Ryan come on down to pavones. I got a little shaping shack and a place to crash for ya. I havent made any asyms yet but I love making funky fishes. They work insane on all these sick little lefthanders we got around here. Would be a blast to watch you create a craft for the surf here
That's sweet man. Very Pura Vida
You just articulated my dreams plus driving to get there. Leaving Jan 2020. Hyped.
Apologies to Ryan since 23k of these views are my own (it's my fav surf vid)
Happiness is what we're after...too right
Totally rad!!!
Whoever gave this a thumbs down doesn’t surf and if you do you need to be humbled over surfing and not daddy’s money
Anyone know the song playing in the background?
up down whip slash bing bang boom
the essence of shortboard surfing
No air’s needed
best dude
whats the first song?
God...I just realized I am 50!
Andrew B. . My advice is never again pass up a surf or wave. The wheels feel off for me at around 53. Ever since I’ve been grieving the loss of my surfing. Nothing can replace something that was the epicentre of my existence for 4 plus decades.
I love Jesus but I'd make him wear a rubber.
Where IS that at 3:48????
Chile.
🙏
Damn Reynolds can swing that thing
Talking about surfing a door!
Burch reminds me of a really young Bruce Brown. . . not on a board, the guy inside.
Okay call one the 'Loose Goose" or maybe Yodas as u can ride like how he jumps arouns all crazy with his lite sword thingy lol ... Finnless Joe jackson.. Hit me up if u like some mo brah
Vinagrete ❤
Track ID?
why did it take a genius to build a bard door board?
Wow Ryan should be working for NASA. What isn't expert in isn't worth considering.
How do you start a UA-cam channel? To everyone and to stab
its easy
just start putting your clips up - if you're decent but unknown - you'll have 100,000 subscribers in about 2 years
soon he will be foiling , he understand flow soo pretty soon
Yeah great surfer obviously but spinning pisses me off... every plebs doin it...
If you dwell, on another's stuff- you don't use muscle memory. Another or, also= Anti, hetero. Um, but surfboards don't use, ground. Router=ground.
i believe, and is real, the waave , te body are not simetrics ... surf is about feel,create, freedom , donte need computer and perfect boards, the best surfers was realy better and all ... surf spitit aloha !
Hi Ryan...
imagine being so good you are bored riding with fins lol
you got the x & y axis wrong lol
Surfer cred
julian hernandez 😂
There's no right or wrong on that, it depends on where you look it from.
@@gabrieltedone9529 tru
mustard.
relish
Mayo
Ranch
Interview craig and dane =)
Looks like Ronnie Radke
Surfing is too much work
UNDERGROUND WHEREHOUSE surfing is the opposite of "work", as you call it.
Anyone else think he looks a bit like Jordy smith
So hes just standing on a boogie board.....children do this....
square blank, zero curve.
Don’t get why old people hate hydrofoils
That's so messed up - Kelly's been surfin' longer than you've been alive - you should've made him the board -