My guess is they were between the north and south inlets for the power plant, looking south. A rough trangulation from the beach, over the rocks, to the wave in back seems like a wave of 16ft. the rocks are usually at least 8ft above the water, and the wave is cresting so you can see it over the top of the rocks. At 00:22 you can see a srufer paddling into the wave. I go by the 'body parts' method of wave measurement. I would say a it's ways more than double overhead, though not really triple.
Tamarack it looks like. Big for that spot. Gets big and rideable on a nice south swell. I'd say 12ft, maybe 16ft on that set behind the rocks at :22 seconds. Fun beach to ride when it's not closed out.
My guess is they were between the north and south inlets for the power plant, looking south. A rough trangulation from the beach, over the rocks, to the wave in back seems like a wave of 16ft. the rocks are usually at least 8ft above the water, and the wave is cresting so you can see it over the top of the rocks. At 00:22 you can see a srufer paddling into the wave. I go by the 'body parts' method of wave measurement. I would say a it's ways more than double overhead, though not really triple.
ibphotos 2 years ago
16ft.
IEsorry 2 years ago
Just stating my opinion.
And what are you on?
ibphotos 2 years ago
what the fuck are you on
IEsorry 2 years ago
Tamarack it looks like. Big for that spot. Gets big and rideable on a nice south swell. I'd say 12ft, maybe 16ft on that set behind the rocks at :22 seconds. Fun beach to ride when it's not closed out.
ibphotos 2 years ago
ok dont believe me. but if you could see it for yourself around winter time.. :)
BotasNegras10 2 years ago
no. just no
me3be3 2 years ago
it doesnt even get that big in hawaii
me3be3 2 years ago
dude im sorry but it doesnt even get that big in hawaii
me3be3 2 years ago
50 ft? maybe 12
wesleymory 2 years ago