As an East Coast surfer, thanks for an accurate depiction of a good day on the east coast. Namely tons of paddling, lots of closeouts, quick moments of nirvana, and getting caught inside. "New York bringing the heat", classic quote applies to every east coast break when the swell is peaking and there are little to no lulls. I laughed through most of the video as I've loved it dozens of times. All said and done it only takes one good one and it's all worth it. Appreciate your stoke brother
Hi Nathan, means a lot to us on the East Coast to have you surf here. Especially in the Northeast. Any chance you might be able to speak to your experiences here vs what you are used to in Hawaii and break it down a bit. It would be insightful coming from a pro. Thanks!
Know what? Us surfers on the east coast are as tough as they come. Always searching for peaks of waves, constantly getting berated by set after set of typically short period wind-swell, dealing with all kinds of weather and cold ocean temps and brain freezing headaches. IMO you have to be tough and full of grit to be a real surfer on the east. From what I see, the west coast and prob Hawaii breeds snobby surfers that wouldn’t dream of putting in the work it takes to be a surfer out here. Surfing out there is easier in many many ways. Not to mention they get practice constantly. What do we get a whole 3 minutes of actual board time in a 90 min session? 3 mins if your lucky! Look I’m not saying there aren’t serious currents, conditions, and waves out in Hawaii nor am I calling EVERYONE A SNOB ETC. Ppl like Nate and quite a few others are the definition of tough but they are a handful out of thousands of other ppl that like to surf yet call themselves “Surfers”. That’s your difference LoL! I know it’s not the answer you were looking for, but True to the Core nevertheless. Keep Grinding Boys! Yeeeeeeeewwwwwww!
@@markm5555 well put and agreed. Been a bodyboarder since i was like 14. Mostly hung around belmar until i got older and strarted finding different locations like Jenks which is my favorite. Theres a private beach in MonmouthBeach that i love too, uncrowded and bombs right on the beach. Ive been through ALOT of cold winters and they suck the more you get older, but its the best time for some REAL waves other than hurricane season as we all know it. I LOVE how clean the water is in the Winter too, its completely different! I specifically remember one frigid cold February weekend going down to LBI with my friend and how flat it was lol, but we still went out and basically just paddled around for 2hrs bc we brought all our shit down. The crazy thing is i was like only 14-15 just getting into it and only had a 2/3 full suit along with a 2mm spring suit that i put over it to wear in that 36 degree water! My legs and arms were instantly freezing and i think i only had 2mm booties too! lmfaooo. We went down there scouting for beach houses with his parents and brought all our shit with us, we didnt care if there was even waves just wanted to get in the water! Ill never forget how stoked i was on it at a very young age though spending every damn minute i could at the beach. I use to take the train before having my license to Belmar, and then having to walk the +mile hike to the beach with my boardbag holding 2 bodyboards, 2 pairs of fins, food, water, towels, and the essentials. Looking back now i was one dedicated sponger! I would spend all day from 7am to 7pm and i shit you not most of that time I was IN THE WATER. Soo many days of being out in hurricane swells for almost the entire day/hours upon hours to where when you finally rest your head and close your eyes, it still feels like your moving around in the ocean!! I was addicted to say the least. Im convinced had pure stoke and am true soul of east coaster! Just getting in and out of your suit in Feb on those windy ass days down by the beach MOST will never understand and is a *rite* of passage!....yeaaa id say they got it a little easier in Hawaii with surfing haha.
@@markm5555 I don’t know Mark. Aloha I’m Chi. My original homebreak is Assateague Island National seashore in Maryland and I have to disagree about Hawaii surfers being snobby. Yeah in Cali they might not talk to you until you catch a good wave, but still great surfers and kind people for the most part. There are Al’s ways exceptions of course. East coast surfers just about never talked to me unless they caught a good wave. Hawaii was special for me. The first place I felt I fit in with people, like part of a surfing community. Solid braddahs with the same stoke. Plus, not sure what kine waves you surfing to only get several minutes in a 90 minute sesh, but in Ocean City Maryland, you could just keep paddling and taking off on peaky a frames non stop until the wind or the tide got too much or slacked off. I lived at the beach though, so I caught it whenever it was good even if it was only a half hour that cleaned up and went offshore on a rising tide. Definitely true what you said about east coast surfers. Die hard bunch who deal with fickle waves, brutal conditions, insane paddle outs, and hard to catch waves. The sand bottom prepared me well for California and Hawaii with their cobblestone in Cali and reef in Hawaii. 🤙🏻 Get you some cousin…
Great edit ! I love getting the whole experience of paddling out and POV of it all ! It really is a blessing to us old disabled surfers who can't get out anymore . It's as close to my shoulders burning and tasting the salt on my lips as it gets....... being landlocked and at the latter part of the game of life ! May our Creator bless and have mercy on us all ! This was really epic ! I needed this today !
How does Nate not tire? Duck dives like five waves, gets out the back spins, takes another wave, repeats nonstop. I would’ve had maybe 8 waves all day and spent the rest of the time catching my breath.
When your young fit n surf pretty much everyday, it's just like being a labourer doing your job as such, just fun. N saying that after I paddle out the back fresh I need to recover before I can take off and that's in waist to shoulder high lol
Woah, its actually so cool to see a pro surf the same spot on the same day you did. Super humanizing to watch him get caught inside and closed out multiple times like the rest of us and of course to also see how many he made in those conditions. Also seeing how small these waves look on the gopro really puts into perspective some of the other POV sessions he's posted lol.
His cardio is thru the roof lol The paddle out would have taken me 10 minutes and my shoulders would have been dusted. Then he's just charging back to back to back waves etc Some people have no clue how easy pro's make things look 😅
Enlightening.. Your dynamics inspiring, Nathan - how you turn, literally a near bashing into a ride... with a quick turn around ... waves I have missed in the past now I realise are on for a play. Sure, your fitness is not to be overlooked man! Creating momentum... so dynamic. Thanks for this video... superb Mark
I liked when Nathan saw a large breaker directly in front of him and said, "Oh, Man or oh, God". All surfers must do that but I never heard one say it besides me.
I once surfed this same spot 10ft Nor easter swell -15F out lol threw up from crazy ice cream head ache after first few duck dives. Even with 4m crab claw gloves my hands were too frozen to open car door. Had to ask some old guy walking his dog. Big rights that day
Dude you're an animal. Love watching you around the world. Sick to see more of you on our Island 👍🤙🌊. I watched your first hurricane Larry vid last year sick. 👍👍👍🤙🤙🤙🌊🌊🌊🌊
Love your videos it's like I'm in the barrel. Want to get barreled come to Costa Rica and we'll go to the Caribbean coast and get big barrels. Bombie Tours is the place to be.
Hey Nathan if you pull out of Lido and make a right on Lido BLVD, go to where the loop Parkway starts and turn right into that beach and there is a decent wedge style wave, There is an inlet and Jetty similar to the Wedge. It goes of on Hurricane days.
I remember when the east coast surf was considered crap and California was the king. Having grown up in Huntington and surfing so cal for 30 years, I can easily say you have ten times more chances of getting barrelled in NJ and NY than California. How many barrels have you seen in the history of the US Open? Case closed.
@@sunsensational Back in the day surf mags NEVER mentioned the east coast. It was all california so if you were a pro youd have to move to san clemente. It was so closed minded its embarrassing.
Natahan damn bro! I lived off of Laurelton in Long Beach Ny for years and surfed point lookout and lido all the time. Glad you hit my old stomping grounds. I knew it was Lb or Lido based off the sound of the planes heading to JFK! 😂😂 sick!!
Amazing how you first got out there so easy. I liked seeing where you keep the nose while you’re paddling, it confirmed a few things. Nice to see someone else who goes on a wave feeding frenzy like me and just keeps paddling and going for waves. I can’t help it, the stoke commands me to. I swear an east coast wave juices me a lot more even though they are smaller typically. Colors seem brighter afterwards, so much energy, just frothy full of stoke. Maybe it’s because the Aina in Hawaii nei already has me so Irie, I don’t notice it as much there.
16 years old and I was out their wish I could of caught what beach you were at to join you keep up the good work welcome to the east coast hope you can stay
Man, I woulda been out there (spongin' at Long Beach), but I just had shoulder surgery. : ( so it's cool to see it from your perspective. Thx for sharing - Aloha!!
Haha getting a glimpse of how much of a pain in the ass it is to paddle out here on bigger days. It was absolutely bombing yesterday and you shredded it!
Representing east coast! If you get a chance check out Brett Barley's videos in the Carolina's. They get crazy swells all the time and it won't be as cold as NY
Memories, I love just south of Boston, I'm an old guy know, but grew up swimming, body surfing the small rolling waves as a baby, Mom put me in very early, and I feel most at home in the ocean, something primitive about it, nantasket beach, Hull, Mass, every chance we got we'd spend st the beach. Thank Mom, RIP, I will never forget you, think of you every single day. Thanks for video, Atlantic doesn't get a lot of attention. Great video 🏄
Hey Nathan bro Dougy here again dude Can I ask what Go Pro your using atm and how the battery is performing for ya please mate Yeh Mahalo always cuz NZ
and @7:00 was a sick one too. ur loving the paddle back out huh haha. yeah BayHead in Jrz and another break a bit closer to the City called Slants is a sick wave. me personally I liked the Stub Pier at Casino Pier was a favorite but it washed away during Sandy (the PlayLand Pier that is) Yeah the swell wasn’t big enough for Sandy Hook and the wind needs to be SW n not NW or NNW…LI was the right call for sure (thinking that’s where you were …yo and these barrels keep getting better man. nice sezchaun chicken sandwich bro
Nathan hit Panama city Beach Tuesday night for an epic hurricane swell on Wednesday. Gulf coast hurricane swells are beautiful and wind forecast offshore through late Wednesday. Hit me up if you can go. Will be well overhead and barreling.
@@TheFortyTheives it’s morning on Long Island, hence the sun rises during the video. If paddling out the sun rises to the east, or left, and sets to the west, or over the city which would be to the right if paddling out.
Because there is the first initial impact (the lip landing on the water) which bring heaps of underwater white water plumes. Then there is the second impact which is the whitewater above the water crashing down, so if you time it in-between those two impacts you miss the underwater whitewater plumes and duck dive through the wave easily. Hope this made sense and helped! 🤙
If he took a couple more strokes he would of be duck diving were the wave breaks, pushing him down. Better let it break, let it expel some energy before you duck dive
I worked a summer job at a country club in New York. I was about a 15 min drive to the beach. They had some good waves that summer. Hate wearing a wetsuit but that’s ok. Lincoln beach was the place I generally went to. I did go to many others but that seemed to be the spot, at least that summer. I enjoyed the summer there but don’t think winter would be fun.
What happened at 16:40 ? Did you catch a double up of that wave or the wave is just breaking slowly and u are able to ride it? that was so sick lol, just cruising trough the line up going straight lmao
Thanks for giving the East Coast some love man! We all woke up a little sore this morning 😄 some absolute caverns out there yesterday.
this was from last years hurricane Larry
As an East Coast surfer, thanks for an accurate depiction of a good day on the east coast. Namely tons of paddling, lots of closeouts, quick moments of nirvana, and getting caught inside. "New York bringing the heat", classic quote applies to every east coast break when the swell is peaking and there are little to no lulls. I laughed through most of the video as I've loved it dozens of times. All said and done it only takes one good one and it's all worth it.
Appreciate your stoke brother
Hi Nathan, means a lot to us on the East Coast to have you surf here. Especially in the Northeast. Any chance you might be able to speak to your experiences here vs what you are used to in Hawaii and break it down a bit. It would be insightful coming from a pro. Thanks!
Would love to hear some commentary on the experience
Know what? Us surfers on the east coast are as tough as they come. Always searching for peaks of waves, constantly getting berated by set after set of typically short period wind-swell, dealing with all kinds of weather and cold ocean temps and brain freezing headaches. IMO you have to be tough and full of grit to be a real surfer on the east. From what I see, the west coast and prob Hawaii breeds snobby surfers that wouldn’t dream of putting in the work it takes to be a surfer out here. Surfing out there is easier in many many ways. Not to mention they get practice constantly. What do we get a whole 3 minutes of actual board time in a 90 min session? 3 mins if your lucky! Look I’m not saying there aren’t serious currents, conditions, and waves out in Hawaii nor am I calling EVERYONE A SNOB ETC. Ppl like Nate and quite a few others are the definition of tough but they are a handful out of thousands of other ppl that like to surf yet call themselves “Surfers”. That’s your difference LoL! I know it’s not the answer you were looking for, but True to the Core nevertheless. Keep Grinding Boys! Yeeeeeeeewwwwwww!
I second that!
@@markm5555 well put and agreed. Been a bodyboarder since i was like 14. Mostly hung around belmar until i got older and strarted finding different locations like Jenks which is my favorite. Theres a private beach in MonmouthBeach that i love too, uncrowded and bombs right on the beach. Ive been through ALOT of cold winters and they suck the more you get older, but its the best time for some REAL waves other than hurricane season as we all know it. I LOVE how clean the water is in the Winter too, its completely different! I specifically remember one frigid cold February weekend going down to LBI with my friend and how flat it was lol, but we still went out and basically just paddled around for 2hrs bc we brought all our shit down. The crazy thing is i was like only 14-15 just getting into it and only had a 2/3 full suit along with a 2mm spring suit that i put over it to wear in that 36 degree water! My legs and arms were instantly freezing and i think i only had 2mm booties too! lmfaooo. We went down there scouting for beach houses with his parents and brought all our shit with us, we didnt care if there was even waves just wanted to get in the water! Ill never forget how stoked i was on it at a very young age though spending every damn minute i could at the beach. I use to take the train before having my license to Belmar, and then having to walk the +mile hike to the beach with my boardbag holding 2 bodyboards, 2 pairs of fins, food, water, towels, and the essentials. Looking back now i was one dedicated sponger! I would spend all day from 7am to 7pm and i shit you not most of that time I was IN THE WATER. Soo many days of being out in hurricane swells for almost the entire day/hours upon hours to where when you finally rest your head and close your eyes, it still feels like your moving around in the ocean!! I was addicted to say the least. Im convinced had pure stoke and am true soul of east coaster! Just getting in and out of your suit in Feb on those windy ass days down by the beach MOST will never understand and is a *rite* of passage!....yeaaa id say they got it a little easier in Hawaii with surfing haha.
@@markm5555 I don’t know Mark. Aloha I’m Chi. My original homebreak is Assateague Island National seashore in Maryland and I have to disagree about Hawaii surfers being snobby. Yeah in Cali they might not talk to you until you catch a good wave, but still great surfers and kind people for the most part. There are Al’s ways exceptions of course. East coast surfers just about never talked to me unless they caught a good wave.
Hawaii was special for me. The first place I felt I fit in with people, like part of a surfing community. Solid braddahs with the same stoke.
Plus, not sure what kine waves you surfing to only get several minutes in a 90 minute sesh, but in Ocean City Maryland, you could just keep paddling and taking off on peaky a frames non stop until the wind or the tide got too much or slacked off. I lived at the beach though, so I caught it whenever it was good even if it was only a half hour that cleaned up and went offshore on a rising tide.
Definitely true what you said about east coast surfers. Die hard bunch who deal with fickle waves, brutal conditions, insane paddle outs, and hard to catch waves. The sand bottom prepared me well for California and Hawaii with their cobblestone in Cali and reef in Hawaii. 🤙🏻
Get you some cousin…
Great edit ! I love getting the whole experience of paddling out and POV of it all ! It really is a blessing to us old disabled surfers who can't get out anymore . It's as close to my shoulders burning and tasting the salt on my lips as it gets....... being landlocked and at the latter part of the game of life ! May our Creator bless and have mercy on us all ! This was really epic ! I needed this today !
Your pov clips are by far the best their is. No music just filming waves that some of us can only dream about.. perfection 👌 keep up the awesome work
How does Nate not tire? Duck dives like five waves, gets out the back spins, takes another wave, repeats nonstop. I would’ve had maybe 8 waves all day and spent the rest of the time catching my breath.
Try getting in shape
When your young fit n surf pretty much everyday, it's just like being a labourer doing your job as such, just fun. N saying that after I paddle out the back fresh I need to recover before I can take off and that's in waist to shoulder high lol
Conditioning; lots of it
He spun around a couple times, but there are lots of breaks in the video. He’s turning the GoPro on and off between waves.
Fit as a fiddle
Woah, its actually so cool to see a pro surf the same spot on the same day you did. Super humanizing to watch him get caught inside and closed out multiple times like the rest of us and of course to also see how many he made in those conditions. Also seeing how small these waves look on the gopro really puts into perspective some of the other POV sessions he's posted lol.
Yeew 🤙🏻 how big was it out there?
@@kandssk8931 Solid 6-8' east coast, more power than usual for us with the super long period
@@WillScrillz what was the wave period and swell direction ?
@@robertchiarizia9463 17 seconds SSE, which is pretty dang rare up here in New York
@@WillScrillz I bet the points were firing off that angle. Sandy hook and Montauk.
I love when people get to see us east coast surfers do get our barrels you just tend to freeze to death getting them. Loving the videos dude 🤘
Found you through the "Shorts" and so happy you have a channel. I am in awe of your videos. You capture the power and beauty of the water amazingly!
Crazy non stop paddling I got fitter just watching this
His cardio is thru the roof lol The paddle out would have taken me 10 minutes and my shoulders would have been dusted. Then he's just charging back to back to back waves etc Some people have no clue how easy pro's make things look 😅
Amazing POV stuff as always. Gives you the true experience. Never get tired of these-
Super sick seeing the full surf like this. Seeing how you read waves and how many you go through to get the nuggets!
Sick dude. Surfed that spot my entire life along with Long Beach where I grew up. Always fun down there🙌🏼🙌🏼
Enlightening.. Your dynamics inspiring, Nathan - how you turn, literally a near bashing into a ride... with a quick turn around ... waves I have missed in the past now I realise are on for a play. Sure, your fitness is not to be overlooked man! Creating momentum... so dynamic. Thanks for this video... superb
Mark
As a fellow surfer Nathan, I can concur that yesterday and today was FREAKING NUKING
So awesome to see the best in the world digging long island, thank you man totally sick
NY bringing the heat... line of the session.
I liked when Nathan saw a large breaker directly in front of him and said, "Oh, Man or oh, God". All surfers must do that but I never heard one say it besides me.
I once surfed this same spot 10ft Nor easter swell -15F out lol threw up from crazy ice cream head ache after first few duck dives. Even with 4m crab claw gloves my hands were too frozen to open car door. Had to ask some old guy walking his dog. Big rights that day
Dude you're an animal. Love watching you around the world. Sick to see more of you on our Island 👍🤙🌊. I watched your first hurricane Larry vid last year sick. 👍👍👍🤙🤙🤙🌊🌊🌊🌊
Not what I normally think of when I think of New York! Epic stuff
Love your videos it's like I'm in the barrel. Want to get barreled come to Costa Rica and we'll go to the Caribbean coast and get big barrels. Bombie Tours is the place to be.
Seeing this Ocean action is making me feel alive inside thanks for posting this man.
So awesome seeing you in the northeast great video as always
yea nathan! youre a legend. was stoked to share some waves w you
Love watching you bridge the gap.. you're a machine!!!
Siren's indicating a sets coming. Always enjoy yours and Kai's videos.
Aye brother I was there too, I was visiting from Puerto Rico. Thank you New Yorkers for sharing your waves.
Hey Nathan if you pull out of Lido and make a right on Lido BLVD, go to where the loop Parkway starts and turn right into that beach and there is a decent wedge style wave, There is an inlet and Jetty similar to the Wedge. It goes of on Hurricane days.
Its called Point Lookout
Wow, GoPro sound must be upgraded. I can really hear the bass in some of that whitewater thundering around like I'm there. NICE!
I remember when the east coast surf was considered crap and California was the king. Having grown up in Huntington and surfing so cal for 30 years, I can easily say you have ten times more chances of getting barrelled in NJ and NY than California. How many barrels have you seen in the history of the US Open? Case closed.
Bro 100%!
Bro ......There's an island in the SW Gulf of Mexico that barrels harder than 95% of the spots in Cali ........! It just rarely breaks !
@@wisdomoverfear2685 that spots gonna be FIRING next week
That’s true for a lot of places, California it’s just more consistent swell
@@sunsensational Back in the day surf mags NEVER mentioned the east coast. It was all california so if you were a pro youd have to move to san clemente. It was so closed minded its embarrassing.
Wow Great Video Nathan, so good to see that POV this is awesome!
Nice!...Very relaxing watching that long paddle out from my comfortable chair.
Natahan damn bro! I lived off of Laurelton in Long Beach Ny for years and surfed point lookout and lido all the time. Glad you hit my old stomping grounds. I knew it was Lb or Lido based off the sound of the planes heading to JFK! 😂😂 sick!!
Nobody paddles like Nathan Florence, nobody!
LOVE THE EAST COAST EDITS yEWWWWWW
Pretty cool...8-10 foot Indo to hurricane swell on east coat. Great that you are always stoked.
How big were these waves? I’m guessing 1-1/2 overhead right? Looks sick thanks for sharing as always. Legendary legend status 🤙🤙🤙
Yeeewww! Dude where exactly are guys on the EC?
Much Love & Respect!
I popped my rib ducking a big wave down here in South Carolina last Friday let’s get it!
Nathan Florence at Lido Beach!! Awesome!!
16:50 sickest wave
That was some rough and tumble surfing. Loved it. 17:42 rocked
OMG, perfect ramp as he's coming out of the barrel. Bodyboarder's dream wave.
@@joegibbs2508 thats what im saying!!! bodyboarder here!
Amazing how you first got out there so easy. I liked seeing where you keep the nose while you’re paddling, it confirmed a few things. Nice to see someone else who goes on a wave feeding frenzy like me and just keeps paddling and going for waves. I can’t help it, the stoke commands me to. I swear an east coast wave juices me a lot more even though they are smaller typically. Colors seem brighter afterwards, so much energy, just frothy full of stoke. Maybe it’s because the Aina in Hawaii nei already has me so Irie, I don’t notice it as much there.
Wish we had a Zord’s-eye-view too but great to see the East Coast action!
16 years old and I was out their wish I could of caught what beach you were at to join you keep up the good work welcome to the east coast hope you can stay
Man, I woulda been out there (spongin' at Long Beach), but I just had shoulder surgery. : ( so it's cool to see it from your perspective. Thx for sharing - Aloha!!
Larry was throwing and landing some solid combo's, and a few good kicks too....
Us East Coasters(NC) are expecting another hurricane this weekend. Fingers crossed that it doesn't get too crazy..
Bro please come to Nova Scotia this winter for a nor’easter. Won’t disappoint. Get your full rubber warrior armour on
Love ur vids!!
“pretty pretty pretty good score” love it 😂
One of my fav povs of you ever. When was that? Outside at min 17 was sick
sickk edit! You ever surf in Mozambique?
Haha getting a glimpse of how much of a pain in the ass it is to paddle out here on bigger days. It was absolutely bombing yesterday and you shredded it!
Representing east coast! If you get a chance check out Brett Barley's videos in the Carolina's. They get crazy swells all the time and it won't be as cold as NY
Yeah buddy! Bretts a friend!
@@NathanFlorence YEW NATE. Waiting to see the Montauk video
Fiona swell has me recovering like I just went 10 rounds with Mike Tyson
Awesome footage! What’s the alarm that sounds around 10 mins in?
Memories, I love just south of Boston, I'm an old guy know, but grew up swimming, body surfing the small rolling waves as a baby, Mom put me in very early, and I feel most at home in the ocean, something primitive about it, nantasket beach, Hull, Mass, every chance we got we'd spend st the beach. Thank Mom, RIP, I will never forget you, think of you every single day. Thanks for video, Atlantic doesn't get a lot of attention. Great video 🏄
I surfed at Lido that day and it was CRAZY.
Come to Cape Hatteras, it’s swell season. Love to see that footage
Hey Nathan bro
Dougy here again dude
Can I ask what Go Pro your using atm and how the battery is performing for ya please mate
Yeh Mahalo always cuz
NZ
Crazy session .. sandbar or reef break. Looks like sandbar.
Nathan thank you 😃🤙 we on the rise seventy footer’s on route ( you know what I’m saying zoard) 😃🤙
Nathan amazing pov as always come to aus one time there's some sick waves here
Ahh, good to see the old stomping grounds in Lido, Island Park crew represent.
Nate Dog in the NY NY,,,, East Cost baby and now you see this is a good day.. Alot of work for us old men and little good rides.
@4:46 there’s the view 🎉 ohh and the next one a quick doggy door. u on 🔥 bruh !!
and @7:00 was a sick one too. ur loving the paddle back out huh haha. yeah BayHead in Jrz and another break a bit closer to the City called Slants is a sick wave. me personally I liked the Stub Pier at Casino Pier was a favorite but it washed away during Sandy (the PlayLand Pier that is) Yeah the swell wasn’t big enough for Sandy Hook and the wind needs to be SW n not NW or NNW…LI was the right call for sure (thinking that’s where you were …yo and these barrels keep getting better man. nice sezchaun chicken sandwich bro
@13:38 and so a bit of a beat down shall commence…. aww man that snap stall on that foamy roll in looked super fun nice stand up tube ❤
How big were these waves. Can never tell with GoPros. Also, what's the eerie UFO noise throughout the video?
Nathan hit Panama city Beach Tuesday night for an epic hurricane swell on Wednesday. Gulf coast hurricane swells are beautiful and wind forecast offshore through late Wednesday. Hit me up if you can go. Will be well overhead and barreling.
Morning workout for sure. Great content.
Sun doesn’t set over the ocean on the east coast
@@TheFortyTheives it’s morning on Long Island, hence the sun rises during the video. If paddling out the sun rises to the east, or left, and sets to the west, or over the city which would be to the right if paddling out.
You had me for a while there thinking you somehow got from Mexico to NY for Fiona swell.
It’s crazy how small the waves look on the GoPro. I was out this day and they were far from small
6:05 why waiting before duck dive ? So you dont get destroyed by thz lip ?
Why diving on the side ?
Genuinely interested
There was no wait. That was normal duck dive halfway up the face
Because there is the first initial impact (the lip landing on the water) which bring heaps of underwater white water plumes. Then there is the second impact which is the whitewater above the water crashing down, so if you time it in-between those two impacts you miss the underwater whitewater plumes and duck dive through the wave easily.
Hope this made sense and helped! 🤙
I don’t think it was him waiting, more of him Paddling slow through the soup
If he took a couple more strokes he would of be duck diving were the wave breaks, pushing him down. Better let it break, let it expel some energy before you duck dive
@@dukemcgroder1879 I need to surf more to get the hang of this double impact. But you educated me on something I ignored. Thanks
What a flippin’ buzz! 😎🏄♂️🌈🇦🇺
I worked a summer job at a country club in New York. I was about a 15 min drive to the beach. They had some good waves that summer. Hate wearing a wetsuit but that’s ok. Lincoln beach was the place I generally went to. I did go to many others but that seemed to be the spot, at least that summer. I enjoyed the summer there but don’t think winter would be fun.
Great footage, excellent video 😃
Maybe my favorite video of yours. Hit Jersey sometime🤙
mans has special powers when it comes to making it out the back after falling in the tube LMAO
Bro your insane and I love to watch
Hey Nathan come to La Habana there is a storm arriving on next week IDK think about it
Check NC next time. OBX went next level on this swell.
This is my favourite video of yours
east coast loves ya bro 🤙yew
The groaning sounds during every roundhouse turn are classic!
Thanks for showing Lido some love. Hope you get some really good ones while in NY
What happened at 16:40 ? Did you catch a double up of that wave or the wave is just breaking slowly and u are able to ride it? that was so sick lol, just cruising trough the line up going straight lmao
There was an outer bar working during mid tide that was epic and mechanical; every wave that broke there was just like you saw in this video.
@@tomschellingmusic Ahhh that's awesome, yea those waves looked like so much fun
That was really impressive!
You been on it this summer brah
Gotta love hurricane season....Lido? Better winds in NY
That made my shoulders hurt.
Mi disis, bodi surf ay liket
Nate....that warm spot was me.......sorry man
Hi your great guy bro you’re good at this
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Awesome! Great job!
Thank you Nathan.
your a stud Nathan keep up the good work. East coast boys work hard and it gets harder in dec- feb.
Love the location Lido is for the kings of NY.
Grayson!XLNT!
Are u in NY? Long beach? Or far Rockaway?
Come out to Folly Beach SC sometime 🏄🏾♂️