Best bodyboarding wave in the world?

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best bodyboarding wave in the world?

pipeline
4
17%
Kirra(if it gets like before)
1
4%
chopes
0
No votes
Shark-island
11
46%
Aussie pipe
1
4%
Some indo/other island or similar spot- (eg-padang)
4
17%
newport wedge
3
13%
 
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Post by Beets » Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:07 am

stoive wrote:
marty wrote:
Alex.B wrote:, so pathetic just shows your shitness at everything,
as pathetic as impersonating one alex bunting?
i think theres a lot of people with the name Alex B out there marty, but then again he probably is impersonating...
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Post by wavemagnet » Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:16 am

alex wrote:its missing fronton aka yellowbirds in that list. Left/right huge ramps, chope style and definitely just bodyboarding.
Was just thinkin about that exact spot (not that I've ever surfed it) +a few in Chile and several others that can produce what bb-ers crave: supersick-slabs +burly bowls.

'It depends' is a bit of a cop-out I know, but I reckon there are a bunch of waves that are world-beaters on their day, especially if I'm out there and you're not!

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Post by marty » Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:24 am

how many of you have actually surfed the waves you've mentioned?

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Post by marcus » Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:54 am

marty wrote:how many of you have actually surfed the waves you've mentioned?
you got me there marty, ive never ever surfed stanwell park.

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Post by marty » Fri Apr 21, 2006 10:01 am

marcus wrote:
marty wrote:how many of you have actually surfed the waves you've mentioned?
you got me there marty, ive never ever surfed stanwell park.
ahh kook! scared much?....
i actually meant people being paul sironen re: the poll.

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Post by harveybirdman » Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:21 am

Best bodyboarding wave in Australia? Whalebone. Haha, nah, the south coast has some pretty bullshit waves. Also, all this crying about exposing waves that were exposed long ago is just as annoying as the people who come out and name and give directions to semi-secret spots. For starters, saying n-wedge is not a direction. Secondly, it's on just about every vid and in most mags, yet people are complaining that calling it "that wedge down south" is going to give it more exposure? Jesus christ.

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Post by marty » Fri Apr 21, 2006 11:32 am

yeh but its a fine-line harveybirdman.
there's heaps of bloody wedges down south. heaps north aswell.

haha whalebone, you crack me up.

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Post by andycumo » Fri Apr 21, 2006 12:06 pm

snakes wrote:
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andycumo wrote:why mention this n wedge?
i had totally forgotten about it until some kook mentioned it.
theres going to be alot more like me too.
forgotten about it?
its effing everywhere.
wouldnt be so hasty in throwing kook around mate....
Hehe, 'specially after last weeks rock rash........





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are u refering to me???

if you are, you are totally wrong.
1 i was nowhere near the beach on the weekend
2 i havent received a dose of rock rash for a very very long time.

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Post by marcus » Fri Apr 21, 2006 1:10 pm

shark island would be if it was covered in a layer of sponge.
actually joked about this with perce out there one day when these huge closeout launch ramps were coming through, but onto dry reef.
he goes, "yeah, if it was covered in a thick layer of vaso, and when you hit the reef you just went plop and got stuck in it"

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Post by Kunji » Fri Apr 21, 2006 1:35 pm

marcus wrote:shark island would be if it was covered in a layer of sponge.
actually joked about this with perce out there one day when these huge closeout launch ramps were coming through, but onto dry reef.
he goes, "yeah, if it was covered in a thick layer of vaso, and when you hit the reef you just went plop and got stuck in it"
Yeah that was the glory days of the Island when Perce, Nugget, Young, Wazza, Wingnut, Hawke, Rissole and all them were out.

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Post by Lidder » Fri Apr 21, 2006 3:02 pm

vortex wrote:mic,

maybe the kid IS alex bunting? Or has a surname starting with B, and first name Alex. Did this ever occur? Why are we jumping to the assumption that he's trying to impersonate some clown? Did i miss something?
alex bartoff, surfs at curly, thinks hes top shit even though he aint.... 8)
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Post by marty » Fri Apr 21, 2006 7:44 pm

gets packed even when its not that great...

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Post by pegs » Fri Apr 21, 2006 7:51 pm

its true, if its got anythin happenin on it there will be 10 guys on it before light.

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Post by harveybirdman » Fri Apr 21, 2006 9:53 pm

marty wrote:yeh but its a fine-line harveybirdman.
there's heaps of bloody wedges down south. heaps north aswell.

haha whalebone, you crack me up.

Well, it's common sense really. Keeping spots secret is fine - if there is such a thing as a secret spot - but some people take it way too far. I think there was a thread on here a while back where some guys were complaining about aus pipe being named on the internet! Crazy.

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Post by vortex » Fri Apr 21, 2006 10:39 pm

But why is that so crazy, Harvey?

AusPipe is by no means a secret spot but there's always kooks who havent heard about it or are yet to visit. The fact that people talk it up on the net and nowadays even moreso the mags are running shots of it all the time certainly doesnt help. When i get shots of Auspipe i still do my best to disguise it. Is this such a pointless exercise?

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Post by dammit__01 » Fri Apr 21, 2006 10:53 pm

vortex wrote:But why is that so crazy, Harvey?

AusPipe is by no means a secret spot but there's always kooks who havent heard about it or are yet to visit. The fact that people talk it up on the net and nowadays even moreso the mags are running shots of it all the time certainly doesnt help. When i get shots of Auspipe i still do my best to disguise it. Is this such a pointless exercise?
ive gotta disagree if no1 talked about it i would prob go down there its easy to hear about but hearing bout the heavy locals made me think twice about the visit they prob wouldnt take kindly to me and a mate who lid they might but who knows i dont wanna trek for 1 - 1-30 hours on a bus to find out im not to welcome without being verbally told

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Post by harveybirdman » Sat Apr 22, 2006 10:55 am

vortex wrote:But why is that so crazy, Harvey?

AusPipe is by no means a secret spot but there's always kooks who havent heard about it or are yet to visit. The fact that people talk it up on the net and nowadays even moreso the mags are running shots of it all the time certainly doesnt help. When i get shots of Auspipe i still do my best to disguise it. Is this such a pointless exercise?

Because it's a wave that just about anyone who surfs in Australia - probably a significant amount of overseas guys too - know about. It's ridiculous that you can't even talk about a wave like that, or mention it's name, because of some sort of over-zealous need for 'secrecy'.

Also, I think the claim that just naming a break on the internet lead to more crowds is, at best, highly unlikely. A lot of so-called secret waves, are spots that surfers who don't know what they are doing wouldn't surf. The guys who are good enough to surf them usually find out through word of mouth, or by exploring themselves. Take that wave down south where ben player snapped his board: how many people would actually be game to paddle out there on a good day? Of the people surfing it, do you really think any of them discovered via the internet?

Honestly, this not mentioning spots thing is getting out of hand. What next, people jumping all over you for naming Bondi beach?

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Re: Best bodyboarding wave in the world?

Post by bradginns » Fri Oct 21, 2011 9:13 pm

all the people who have mentioned n- wedge should be slaughtered before the whole fucken world knows

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