Following on from Cape COVID Part 1 (featured last week), Part 2 showcases day two of the swell and some beautiful conditions as the cloud burns off and the waves flare open onto the shallow ledge at Cape Solander. The second half of the video is where all the action is, along with the biggest and heaviest ridden waves.
"That board felt like the starting point for a new life."
The inner mechanics of Russell's mind.
Sniffing out the bounty on land and at sea.
From a day with a low wave count yet high consequence.
Like a hundred social media clips joined together but not on social media.
Seeking darkness on a sunny day.
And Matahi lifts the bar yet again.
Bite size humans in king size waves.
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Unreal. Go hard or stay home.
How good is the background crowd vibe in the mix?!
Clean, sunny, and totally awesome wavez.
Kudos to the guys surfing that on their backhand. Looks super tough on your forehand let alone on your backhand.
Question: if you don't have a ski there, where/how do you get back into shore?
climb up onto the rocks around the corner, its not too bad. Else when it gets XL its a long paddle round into Botney bay
Farkin sick ..thanks Tim
Its a between set quick rock climb Don
No Abbertons surfing ?
Koby's in Bali telling Australians how they should be living their lives via his Instagram.
Panning for gold.
Some nuggets for sure.
Timmy B can always be counted on to drop a quality clip.
When’s Bonython gunna realise endless slow mo gets a bit old..
Turn the playback speed up a cog
actually that works well thanks for tip
What does the reference to "East Coast Low" mean?
The type of storm that generated the swell on the East Coast.
Summer Bay surf and its people are real..
Love watchin' Kipp Caddy at that place, so casual. Everything about surfing there would be just plain scary - not for me.
the footage is unreal, hope he changes the music up on the next edit... my ears are bleeding