Getting caught inside those shore-break bombs sux. The ones that hit the inside sandbar, immediately double up, and come crashing down like freight train falling from a cliff. Thanks for sharing the waves with us my friend, Semper Fidelis!
I wonder how that happens. I got stuck in 10ft waves last year in France. Windguru said it was 18 s/period but the waves seemed to arrive one after the other at a pretty quick pace.
Long period waves will not be the reason you cannot get out, shorter period waves are the reason for a hard paddle out, but a combo swell with some size of mid/short period and long period, will be impossible to paddle past, short period waves break on lighter structure and long period waves require bigger structure. When that combo of short and long goes down, the waves break deep and keep breaking into the shore making an impossible paddle out. Channels and reefs are how you paddle past bigger swell
Just to make it out there, i mean all the way out, and then catch ONE wave, that's enough, my mind is blown, mind blowing stuff right here. (from a guy who has surfed there alot but never this big, but some pretty big days, let me tell you....) Ari Silva. Flavio Pires. Wagner Deabreau. Some of my favorite local surfers right there. They're all Brazilian, i just realized that. Matt Pagan, Derek Peters, Richard Silva, Kent Nishiya.
Surfed this height once, got knocked out by the lip, dragged up by my leash thanks to random surfers, sticking to 2m max from now on out, lucky to be alive 😂
@@michaelh3992Venice and Pacific Palisades are within LA city limits. Santa Monica is in between Venice and Pacific Palisades, so even though SM is its own separate city, it feels a part of LA city. So when people say LA, they don’t just mean the city but usually LA county since the city borders are really arbitrary.
I see a whole lot of paddling and not a lot of surfing. That's because they haven't implemented MY ingenious idea of using used cargo containers to create breaks. That is, to wedge up the energy and send it one direction. They are stackable, and can be filled with sand...
It has been done, but doesn't really work. The Train Tracks that run through Manhattan and Hermosa, used to be used by cable cars. When the tracks were torn out, they dumped the used cable cars out in the Ocean in El Porto. I grew up surfing Manhattan and only 1 time, did that reef break. Joey Buran and Ted Robinson were all over it. It was impossible to paddle out, so we went to the cove in Palos Verdes, nobody out there for a reason, huge.. too big to surf on 6'3" Spyder Board.
These guys are idiots. Every wavespot has its closeout level, where the entire lip just collapses. It’s foolish to go out at that point because you’ll never make it out of the barrel. You don’t see a single completed ride here.
Dude just reuploads Brad Jacobson 😂
Thanks for seeing this. This is actually my backup channel. Many views were wanting to see just raw clips so I started this channel
Hahaha, great spot given Brad's reply below.
Getting caught inside those shore-break bombs sux. The ones that hit the inside sandbar, immediately double up, and come crashing down like freight train falling from a cliff. Thanks for sharing the waves with us my friend, Semper Fidelis!
This is not today
lol the date is in the first frame dingus
Haha
It literally says the date in the first second of the video lol
@@Shrimpinkindofman if you lived and surfed In So Cal you’d get the joke 🤣
Or this year
Close interval waves. Very hard to get out. I saw Manhattan at 20ft perfection but impossible to get out. Headed down to Newport.
I wonder how that happens. I got stuck in 10ft waves last year in France. Windguru said it was 18 s/period but the waves seemed to arrive one after the other at a pretty quick pace.
Long period waves will not be the reason you cannot get out, shorter period waves are the reason for a hard paddle out, but a combo swell with some size of mid/short period and long period, will be impossible to paddle past, short period waves break on lighter structure and long period waves require bigger structure. When that combo of short and long goes down, the waves break deep and keep breaking into the shore making an impossible paddle out. Channels and reefs are how you paddle past bigger swell
The kamikazes surf session! Looks just like sf ocean beach when its busting
Dude LA rocks man.
Great footage!
No it doesn’t
lumpy unpredictable conditions, way too dangerous
Endurance sport, paddling out in bigger stuff. Looks worth the effort.
And big huevos.
Much respect from Hawaii! 🤙🏽
Just to make it out there, i mean all the way out, and then catch ONE wave, that's enough, my mind is blown, mind blowing stuff right here. (from a guy who has surfed there alot but never this big, but some pretty big days, let me tell you....) Ari Silva. Flavio Pires. Wagner Deabreau. Some of my favorite local surfers right there. They're all Brazilian, i just realized that. Matt Pagan, Derek Peters, Richard Silva, Kent Nishiya.
Brooo it crazy LA waves ❤
Love how you kept charging, bro! This videos also makes me sad...2023 stole 2024's swell 😮💨
The "Oh my gosh!" simulator
Great footage, heavy waves
Surfed this height once, got knocked out by the lip, dragged up by my leash thanks to random surfers, sticking to 2m max from now on out, lucky to be alive 😂
Cool story brah!!
Minute 1:37 -1:47 is sick 🤙🏼
Where?
Is this sapphire jetty or El Segundo?
I wasn't scared of the ocean until this day
heavy man
Epic
Redondo Breakwater ?....🤔🌊🔥💪👊
Epic vid
at least there's no crowds
Is this at hammerland
some of the heaviest waves i’ve ever seen that’s not the known big spots
When?
I live there, 1-3 feet, fogged out today . Click bait title, nothing more. You don't see the date until after you've clicked. 🤦
But is was good surfing
I remember that day. I was supposed to be out there but i forgot my wax. True story.
Solid
Sundays news, on Monday 😵💫
Size is there but not the form. Closing ice barrels. Hardly Makable.
I know. You guys shot this and then got side tracked at one of the cannabis shops on the way home.
redondo?
This is not L.A., this is South Bay.
Does the city of LA even have a beach? Like aren't SM, Venice, Hermosa, etc. separate towns?
Yea I live In the South Bay so I can confirm that they are different towns but they are part of LA county
@@michaelh3992Venice and Pacific Palisades are within LA city limits. Santa Monica is in between Venice and Pacific Palisades, so even though SM is its own separate city, it feels a part of LA city. So when people say LA, they don’t just mean the city but usually LA county since the city borders are really arbitrary.
Rincon & Swamis Were Firing. Why Be Here In South Bay LA?
They want barrels!
damn! which break is this?
I see a whole lot of paddling and not a lot of surfing.
That's because they haven't implemented MY ingenious idea of using used cargo containers to create breaks.
That is, to wedge up the energy and send it one direction.
They are stackable, and can be filled with sand...
1 cubic meter Sand bag would be more effective and less dangerous, does not rust.
@@KarenEttou - they don't rust if you coat them. Sand bags break apart over time - metal do not
Lame
It has been done, but doesn't really work. The Train Tracks that run through Manhattan and Hermosa, used to be used by cable cars. When the tracks were torn out, they dumped the used cable cars out in the Ocean in El Porto. I grew up surfing Manhattan and only 1 time, did that reef break. Joey Buran and Ted Robinson were all over it. It was impossible to paddle out, so we went to the cove in Palos Verdes, nobody out there for a reason, huge.. too big to surf on 6'3" Spyder Board.
This is hardly Deadly. (Maybe if you cant swim).
Double overhead (on set) good shaped, funsies.
These guys are idiots. Every wavespot has its closeout level, where the entire lip just collapses. It’s foolish to go out at that point because you’ll never make it out of the barrel. You don’t see a single completed ride here.
I don’t think the guys really cared as long as they were having fun dude
Impact zone😂😅
"DEADLY"... Dramatic much?
December
adrenaline!
those are wave worriors out there an all u can do is laugh lets see you out there an see how much your laughing then more like crying mummy
Hammer Land!
Lunkers
Why do they call it Hammer Land?
It's next to the Chevron refinery, and you can hear them hammering all day
@@zd_mon Oooh, I thought it's cuz the wave is a hammer. ...my question was sarcastic but apparently misinformed.
クローズアウトの定義は？😅
見切りの定義は、波が崩壊したときです
These guys really want to die
Just looks like a bunch of shit. No matter the size.