Dont forget Pty Ltd. That's important

Wait...where are you getting this info?

@@2HitWonder Cracker Jack box

So distracting

@@waltjisneychannel74 clever!

I thought you were a biker dude! XD why you in this part of youtube? BTW I love your videos!

Awesome!!! Hahaha thanks, and I have a wave runner so I like watching these vids hahaha

Oh XD and your welcome!

Hunter Honda thanks hunter Honda

Hunter Honda is

Kenneth Senstad no

yes i have didn't hurt

Kenneth Senstad yes actually it doesn’t hurt

For the kids here say they have and it didn’t hurt... I am so confused

Pitted. So pitted

Say it with a Seder accent and it changes how you view it.

Shaggy Rogers

Gavin Crowley thank you

thx

I love people like you who tell everyone when the reason of us watching the video happens

Gavin Crowley I

thx

Nathan Abolade Are you calling me a liar? I'll take your bong away.

Nathan Abolade Rolling papers?

Nathan Abolade You didn't finish your sentence - just use your bong it's safer.

Edward Elliot You funny!

Nicola Figini But looks aren't everything!

When the guy was more further in it would have been as shallow as 5 inches

Yes, with the sharpest fire coral in the world that’s under an internet known surf spot. So damn beautiful

Ummmm.... you didn't even have to go half way in to see the wreck...that's on you.

It's an infamous surfing mishap, Michael. Worth watching. And maybe a valuable lesson for some surfers/watermen.

two minutes then....

this was awesome dude wtf is wrong with u

@@yasharmj1717 obviously not a surfer or Waterman

Quit lying. You've wondered other things as well.

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+Dunnoahhha odds are no

He did

No, I’d say the jetski was killedb

lol why wouldnt the jet ski survive ? They are built to be very durable and if its turned off ... wont take on any water into the engine. Lots of guys submarine their jets ... not good for it but if youre rebuilding it every summer ... no worries haha. The hull was fine since it looks like water impact only. Plus when he jumped off the engine turned off.

@@oneeyedrone4293 water damage probably ensued after the 6mtr drop onto the reef followed by a tonne of water. Just a theory.

20-30 seconds

@@OBFDFireGroundFilms nonono, about 1-3 minutes depending on the size and where on the wave you wipeout.

@@thatonegrom9847 surely not that long waves dont go for that long normally

@@sender231 yeah, but maybe a little more than 30 seconds.

@@sender231 unless you are at a big wave spot

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Well, if you haven't drowned yourself yet, I can fill you in. Big wave surfing can kill you. Even extremely fit, talented, experienced surfers & watermen have paddled out & never come back in. Add to that the size, speed, & wave, the bottom, depth the wave is breaking in, risk of sharks at some breaks, and crowds of inexperienced surfers (kooks) & it gets even more dangerous. There are many safety tools available today & that didn't exist when I learned in the 70's. There are helmets, pads, co2 cartridge life vests, jet ski's, wetsuits - plus gloves, hoods & booties. But just because you have all that, it doesn't mean nothing can happen to you. Paddling into waves & being towed into them are two completely different ways of riding the wave & even different size boards are used. Towing in just gives you more speed and places you onto the wave in spots without having to paddle for it and stand up. I suggest learning to surf, at a sand bottom beach break, that isn't crowded at first. After you're comfortable going out, by yourself, and getting in safely you can try larger & larger waves. You will wipeout while learning, and that's an important part of the process. If you aren't laughing after a good wipeout, you are in over your head. Tube riding is only one part of surfing. Changing your foot placement & weight distribution makes you go faster/slower and turn left & right. Every wave breaks differently, so you need to be able to estimate what the wave is about to do, while standing and riding. You choose a "line" that gets you safely to the end of the wave but you must adjust as the wave changes. And even if you get all that down, and have a ton of experience, the best board, local knowledge, a great crew of friends out with you and you do everything right........well, sometimes Mother Nature reminds you she's in charge & wipes you out. I wanted to surf since I was a little kid, At 16, I bought my first board & the first day I wiped out & caught 16 stitches in my face & eyelid. I asked the Doc, "When can I go back in the ocean??" I don't want to scare you away from surfing, I love it more than almost anything. It's a lifestyle, not just a sport. If you have access to the ocean, see if there is anyone there that can teach you how. A surf school, or lessons maybe. But leave the tow-in Tasmanian sickness to those with a little more experience. Most of all respect the ocean, beach, & your fellow surfers & you will have more fun.

Yes, it's in the description.

Pitted sooo pitted

teahupoo,tahiti

+KrotowX The "bottom of ocean" is few inches below.

+Garry Iglesias My apologies, never been in that place. I hope that they was able to get out that jetski in one piece.

Raimana Van Bastolaer, he's local to Teahupoo. That duck was fucking insane

You can do that with the settings icon.

The person jumped off because it was going over the edge and he wouldda got fucked up if he held on

That was reef macintosh driving the ski. He said in an interview that he watched too long. He fucked up. Raimana and him r ok

Forrest Deardorff i

Forrest Deardorff thx

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