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People don't understand how hard these are to use
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Nikolas Plytas World's First Surf Foilboarding Double Backflip
Sebastian Steudtner, a German pro surfer, rode a wave over 115 feet tall at Nazare, Portugal, a record breaking surf!
It looks harder than it should because you're not meant take off like that. You're meant to paddle like in a regular surfboard until the water is deep enough. This guy is damaging a 2000$ blade by dragging it on sand
99% of people have no idea how incredibly difficult this is
This dirt biker went surfing by customizing his bike for water.
Brother, this is someone from the water tribe.
Bro is the main character
This is how a father gets his children used to swimming and water.
Rush Wave, a versatile electric jet surfboard. [ 📹rush_wave]
Like trying to launch a bar table.
I need a surfing teacher like he is
Two fishermen in Australia have caught a bizarre "doomsday fish"
Bike surfing 🌊
"people dont understand... these..." we sure fuckin dont bud
Look this funny couple, no less interesting
Nikolas Plytas World's First Surf Foilboarding Double Backflip
Nobody gives a fuck
It’s not only hard to use. This is probably the most difficult way to start…. I would definitely try off a dock.
Not how you iron clothes
WTF is that
I thought it was a hospital food table at first 🤣
What propels them?
Looks like I'm building a ... what ever this thing is called. Trashy version of course.
They're not that hard if you start on a dock
Looks like attempting to waterski with a dining table.
There is NO WAY this guy learned to pump like that so quickly. It takes a LOT of practice, ask me how I know.
We can learn new tricks every day!
That guy is pretty good. We used to pull these behind the boat…..:still a challenge.
Why not get electric powered versions 😅
People don't understand how cringey the song is.
Yep :)
I live at the beach. People around here do understand how Gay these are to use though.
I would figure it out immediately
I do.
who thinks that contraption would be "easy" to operate? Not me.
