So Rayzza Rubble wanted a long right breaking wave. And this is it! It keeps breaking right even after it hits the bank! Composed of 3 waves, once the wave hits the bank, it then magically zooms back to the other bank and breaks right again! It's recommended that you use Firestorm with lighting and shadows to view the wave the way it looks in these videos. Enjoy! =)
Rayzza's Right during a sunset
Rayzza's Right Wave from the sky
Right hand on Rayzza's Right
Crazy Surf I
Figger Arun Surfing Rayzza's Right on Rayzza's surfboard!
Here's a video of the ever challenging Crying Tiger Wave! This isn't a wave for everyone! Much like real surfing, you really have to "catch the tiger by the tail" so to speak like you would catch a real wave. If you don't paddle in the direction of the wave while it is just behind you, the wave will just pass underneath you and you'll fall through the wave. You need to really keep your speed and distance to stay in this wave, but once you've caught it, you'll be in for once of the coolest tube rides around!
I found this video of my favorite thing to do on the Bells' Beach Mesh wave - cutbacks. Just riding the wave down the line while cutting back and then attacking the wave again. I think this is what I always imagined surfing in SL should be like. :)
Hmmmm how did they measure 90ft on this one? Is it really bigger than Ken Bradshaw's at Outer Log Cabins? This one is Garrett McNamara riding at Praia do Norte in Portugal.. Not exactly a barreling wave, but still very large and frothy! droool!
Here's a video showing the shape of a mesh surfboard. Notice how there are no jaggies on the edges of the board and how smooth its shape is. This is a single concave surfboard as well, so instead of just having a flat underside, there is actually a concave shape to the underside of the board.