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I have injuries from thirty years ago at the Wedge that are now paying dividends in my fifties. Good times...

Kook watching is one of my favorite pastimes when I’m not actually out there. Haha.

Kookfest! What a great compilation of party waves! Keeping it real California, Malibu forever! WOOT! WOOT!

This is what happens when too much people and the wrong soft people start surfing🤦‍♂, y'all don't tell me I don't know because I've seen an accident first hand, a man and a woman who both had no awareness, man hits woman in the face with his board, woman's face starts bleeding and she starts screaming, man doesn't know what the fuck to do, all at sunset when it's going dark, soon going to be dark, no one's going to be able to see, that's the shit I'm talking about

Awesome thank you

No way it’s not Huntington Beach , it looks like in seal beach

haha mailkooks!!!

That was a fun video. Loved the commentary!

The Wedge is just stupid. I don't understand why people "surf" there. Clam digging every time.

Nothing like a few laughs at some one else's expense. @brad , you found your new calling, your commentary is so hilarious. But seriously, the second last surfer, so committed on his back side, rail grab, and even after the nose gets buried, he pushes thru, and all while in the shadows of the shorey. Kudos to all these surfers.

There's something about the style of your videos with the light-hearted narration that transports the stoke unlike most others. Thank you for sharing!

playing in the ocean can be endlessly satisfying, but nature will test the unprepared.. One of the key elements of surfing is overcoming fear, and is one of the life skills exploring nature imparts, that wave pools can't duplicate. back when this spot was all bodysurfers, it was famous for broken collarbones, and lost fins. I still have to smile when I remember my first trip in the washing machine there. My skills were low and I was getting thrashed underwater every which way, which freaked my inexperienced self way out. Then I realized my nightmare could easily end, as a stood up in water below my knees.

It’s a training ground for kooks, leave em alone.

World class analysis! Fun stuff :D

Strand locals r all friends ....so.......

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Awesome interview I’m an advanced surfer. Surfed all my life. But always remaining a student / teacher this video was a good one. Aloha 😎🤙🏽🏄🏽‍♂️

That FIRST DROP with no paddling, was more of the Surfer's Dream than the barrel was!!! That was so bitchin!

Well if you watched the Keanu Reeves masterpiece Point Break you would know how treacherous surfing Cali waves can be.

Its life in a nutshell. Too many people on the planet. Everywhere is crowded. All the time now.

Uhh... This isn't really that big. 🤔

Dude..... I was leaning so far over with my phone, my screen flipped!!!! aHahahaha

the soup is half air bubbles too, making it much less buoyant

Clobbered

Wait in hours of traffic so you can share a wave with a couple dozen people. No thanks.

Nice angle!

Fun!!😊

05:42 Are you seriously kidding me? All of these people totally knew better to look for and not drop in on other surfers. I mean, it’s unavoidably crowded. It seems that people use that as an excuse to blatantly blow off any & all etiquette- not unlike how people treat each other in overcrowded metropolitan cities like NYC & Hong Kong, etc.

Oh snap! Nice footage of East Cliff on any weekend with decent swell. I really miss Santa Cruz.

I would never set myself up for this kinda frustration. That’s nuts

Sometimes it's best to just let the whitewater take you in rather than fight through the impact zone.

Wow sublime deportista adoptant el.mar es mas fuerte que la olà Consiguiendo su méta felicitacion❤️🌹❤🎶❤️🌹❤🎶🥰🥰🤗🫶🫶🇪🇦✨🌟💫🍀🌿

Problem is, 😞the guy with the pink board ??😣what if someone was below it when it came crashing down ??😮then what ??

getting caught in that wash is like being in a substance that is a solid, liquid hybrid.

Pink board dude probably should or could have pushed the board over or up and over. I wasn’t there so just armchair quarterbacking. Saw that technique by Gerry Lopez at Pipe in a late 70’s surf move and it stuck with me; still use it in crunchy conditions.

Enjoyed it

“It’s just water” Yea sure tell me that when you got a 20ft wall of water looking you in the face

Bad juju,how disheartening

I had to make a clip of this and send it to a friend. I had declined his request to "borrow your board" a few years ago. I didnt even try to explain why.

shit, what a nightmare, proud of mediterranean sea, no people, no waves either 😄

im getting addicted to thes3 wipeout recaps. fun to listen to

Brad Your video shows EXACTLY what happens on a Wedge like slab, airials, getting pitched forward and backwards. Bill Haywood taught me to plane on my chest at Hapuna AND I ended up marrying a Newport girl who grew up 3 blocks from the wedge. On 10/28/87 Mile Stewart, and I, and one other guy rode 30' faces 11 to a set. Mike told me he'd just surfed that swell in Tahiti, then Hawaii, then the wedge for the first time! The register had a picture on the cover in the next morning of the other guy decked out in all yellow gear but they MISSED by not recognizing the world champion Mike Stewart!!! Ironically, it was best when there were no crowds, and you were competing with the Maui champions the Haywood's! Your eye gets that action and shows the mechanics of the wipeout everyone will eventually suffer. I've got the scars to show for the mistakes over 40 years.

Great narration!

Good commentary 😂🤙🦆🌊

Good commentary 😂🤙🦆🌊

I used to live in Newport in the 80s. Ive boogie boarded at the wedge many times. Its no joke .

Fuck California

Capture Doheny summer madness should be a great laugh. Amazing video as always!

There's a wedge in my area. The walls form a channel from the ocean into a lake. Beach break to the Sth of the channel, point/reef break on the Nth side. The Sth wall is shaped like a J, the beach break sitting on the inside of the J, but it's usually pretty bad for surfing. But the 'wedge' is on the outside of the J, hitting the bottom of the J. In Newport, the challenge seems to be not to hit the sand, whereas our wedge is all about not hitting the wall 😎. I don't think it's surfable, only bodyboards. I've watched a few times from the wall, but generally only surf the point break on the Nth side.