Surfing The Biggest Wave In The World (100ft 😱)
admin
World Monster Waves - December 10, 2023
- 39 Comments
Related Posts
- April 9, 2026
- 0 Comments
This Is How We Conquered Nazaré With Minimal Equipment!
“It’s what no one sees that gets you to where everyone wants to be.” @michelle.bouillons story is one of effort, focus, and dedication. Head to the links in our bio…
- April 9, 2026
- 26 Comments
GoBIGGER TEAM – Nazaré – EP 1. O Começo
GoBigger em Nazaré – Episódio 1 O primeiro episódio do projeto GoBigger já está no ar! Toda quinta-feira, às 18h no Brasil / 21h em Portugal, você acompanha a visão…
How Isn't It A Tsunami ??
What is a biyuding?
But redbull company owners, why in google in your website ya’ll have written that its only 26 meters (86)?
I think that's a tsunami, not a wave.
That ain't a wave that's a goddamn tsunami💀💀
wave!?!?!? what's a goddamn tsunami💀
TIMMY NOOO!!
👍👍👍👍
🤩👍
Bro, that’s not a wave that’s the world’s biggest tsunami surfing
wow
Ioo ft high oh my God RIP jones❤❤❤❤❤❤
6 story building.
The biggest one in the world is actually 1,720 feet google it if you want to see if it’s true
the wave was 78ft tall:💀
there no elephant of 10 ton:💀
yeah 10 ton elephant exited but q long ago and he set a world record which means he was not normall
How do they survive, because it looks impossible?
There was a bigger wave than 100 it was 115
Penalty for Argentina!
Why is he saying this wave? Like don't waves dissipate?
It weighs a lot more than 10 tons
Think Andrew cotton still holds record 4 largest ridden(not finished unfortunately)at nazare
not taunami? tragic
Brave
Those mavricks are crazy
So one fail and your basically dead damn
Tsunami
So brave 😢
10 tons… over what area, etc. that was a strangely ambiguous statement.
An elephant does not weigh 10 tons lmao
What about the metric units? Hahaha
When that one kid jumps into the pool 😅😂
1,720 ft is the record so… Let's go 😂😂😂
viva Nazareth 🙏💖🤙
Anyone ever feel like surfers don’t know how to read or measure heights? Lol
Scary 🌊🌊
I don't think we're in Kansas any more
How do you paddle through something like that to even get out there ? Seen it done in Hawaii and Australia in videos but those waves aren't that big. Do you go 5 miles down the beach and get out behind it?
only 40 mph ?
Only in Ohio