Surfing Jaws on a 7’6” Mini Gun The average Gun out at Jaws is 10 feet long. Making this 7'6" three and half feet shorter. Maybe more Big Wave Riders will give it a try.
Mavericks - Big Wave Surfing short film a short film of one of the best big waves in the world. Mavericks, in half moon bay, California.
In Maui | SESSIONS Across the seven seas every surfing town has one: a mythical wave that is spoken of more than it is ever sighted. You can live somewhere your whole surfing life and only ever hear of the perfect point that has to be seen to be believed, or the ballistic beach break that only exists for a few hours before sinking into the sand as quickly as it[...]
Ma'alaea Freight Trains The last time Ma'alaea broke like this was 2005, 17 years ago when I was 13 years old.
Life of Kai Season 2 Ep2 With the first winter swell hitting Jaws, Kai looks to redeem himself after a tough loss in the Big Wave event last year.
The Beast Awakens In this Season 2 opener, Kai heads to Portugal for a historic Nazaré swell where, in the midst of an epic showcase of big-wave performances by the world's best, he faces a wipeout that thrusts him into a battle for his life.
The most important announcement First swell of season was the perfect opportunity to do a gender reveal at my favorite place in the world, Pe'ahi also known as Jaws!
KAI LENNY CRAZY AERIAL Episode #32 "Kai Lenny Blast" When it comes to riding big waves most are happy with making it to the channel after riding a wave, not Kai Lenny he wants to do things never seen before and manuevers never done before.
Caught inside by Monster wave at JAWS From my GoPro's perspective you will see me get caught inside by a rogue set at JAWS! On December 2nd 2020
This Is The Wild Ride That Is The Life Of Kai Lenny Welcome to the Life of Kai, a new series from Indigenous Films and presented by Tag Heuer that offers a behind-the-scenes look at Kai Lenny — the most prodigious waterman on Earth.
TERRIFYING WIPEOUTS at Nazare! See all of the biggest wipeouts and hold downs from one of the most monstrous swells we've seen at Nazare.
