@@fredocazale8521 That's what I thought too. But less reef lines on the face of the waves. Similar situation, with some waves just really tough to get into. Nose Dive is better than Shark Bait Nate.🤣
I’ve noticed a pattern in surfing: Boogers, the crazy fookers, go and find shallower and shallower reefs to surf, and we surfers turn up a few years later. Here’s to my boog friends, the explorers, the nutters… 🍻🍻🍻
True and at least here in Portugal there’s booger reefs that no surfer has dared into yet… im not even gonna say anything else cuz once that changes there will be split skulls washing up in our beautiful beaches
The bodyboarding community + _ will support you as long as you continue to be true to wave riding. A fan favorite for every wave rider to enjoy, regardless of craft. Keep being you bro. The surf community NEEDS it. Cheers!
I've commented before. Grew up born and raised in the country, and surfing and the ocean has been my life. Loved watching you guys growing up from little babies out there, and we all just knew jj would be a future world champion!! You guys are making us really proud!! (I'm 64 now, so as you can imagine I will still take my era of surfing country and the other islands I lived on, as in the 70's in particular we had it really good and uncrowded!) Just wanted to say, I'm stoked to see you, and of course, Mahina, traveling so much. My wife worked for United back in the 80's and 90's, so we traveled non revenue, and there were often practically empty flights back then! I was able to see the flight schedules, and learned the best times to travel yearly, so I pretty much flew business and 1st class 99% of the time (stand by!) . Europe was one of my favorite places, plus I loved snow skiing, and seeing amazing places and meeting new people, speaking many different languages etc. I made life long friends all over the world and because I worked for myself it allowed me to choose whenever I wanted to travel, and it was the most awesome thing, especially the rich experiences of so many different cultures and people. Being from Hawaii I appreciated incredible places, especially during the most beautiful weather days, as I was a professional landscape photographer and cinematographer plus all the underwater and water surfing work I did. Switzerland was one of my favorite places, and I would live there for months often! I did indo surf trips in the 70's, but I wanted to see incredible places all over the world, and I've been very blessed doing it. There's something very special traveling with your wife/girlfriend (your best friend!!!), sharing the incredible experiences!! I know it's crowded and more people etc these days, but it's still so worth it!!! I know when you're doing strike missions it's often last minute and so it can be hectic etc, but really enjoy the special times out of the water, spent with friends, and just living when your abroad. It's made my life so rich!!!!! Of course, get great surf, obviously, but just stoked forvyou guys!!! Doing it before you have kids is really fun, but as a family with kids is really awesome too!!! Aloha D.L
My uncle worked for Pan Am from '65 til Lockerbie and did not receive his pension. My family got to fly non revenue and it worked best if we went 2 at a time. Some places were outrageously expensive (St Maarten, Rome). Getting there was always the easy part. There were so many places I saw as a kid that I could've surfed but just couldn't. Java (Suharto was in charge still and Christians were getting beat to death in the streets),hell I saw a nice reef break in Cornwall. But even then I remember how cold it was. I still surf here in FL but I don't travel like I used to . But I'll never forget what I saw and the people I met. The world seemed so much bigger. Videos like this is about as close as I get to searching for surf
@christopherfoy6668 How's it brah. Thanks for reaching out. Several decades back now, so much changed with the amount of space available/non rev flying. There just aren't "empty flights anymore. We used to have pretty much no problem, during certain times and being able to look at the flight schedules as we pleased, we got it pretty wired after awhile! I was born and raised on Oahu, and we had a small beach house right at Ehukai Beach looking pretty much straight out at Pipeline. In the 60's I was too young to be surfing heavy waves, but by 73, @ 13-14 years old, I was surfing 8-10 "Hawaiian" Pipeline and other spots in the country (what we called the north shore back then)! That was extremely rare for guys that young to surf proper Pipeline back then, unlike today. Of course the difference was how uncrowded it was, and how, if you were a local and amongst the top 10% of surfers, all the boys knew each other and you really spoke through your surfing ability and how hard you charged!!! We regulated it heavily over the years, and back then, the boys held it down, like today. But, 20-30 guys out, and the best surfers were a small tight group, and we basically got all the best waves, and many went without being caught! I'm regular foot, and Backdoor Pipeline and otw, especially Backdoor (and Pipe left of course) were my favorite waves. Few people surfed Backdoor in the early years, and never big. It was considered that if you tried to surf 10', (20+ ft. face heights) at Backdoor you would likely die, getting smashed on the shallow reef bottom!!! No one did it back then. I grew up with the Lopez family, and know Gerry really well. He's 10 years older than me, but he loves to fondly remember when I started paddling past him to the deepest area on big Pipe days, and he look at me like wtf??!! and I'd say oh no man don't worry, I'm going to be going on the rights!! It was something No one did back then!!!! You have to carefully pick your waves, and carefully!!! I went to the same hiigh school with him and, well, like I said, I literally loved surfing out in the country, especially when it's exceptionally good more than anything. I made it an absolute point to never miss the best days every winter out there, especially at Backdoor which became my favorite wave to surf. When it's basically an 8+ on the 10 scale, with perfect light southeast kona winds blowing straight offshore out along "the 7 mile miracle", it can get so good, that you just are completely, well, today they say "frothing"! Which is a great way to describe that feeling when it's basically one of the best 5 days of a winter season!!!! Having that without the crowds and being the first guy out paddling out at first light always, allowed me to surf days that were mind blowing!!!! Tube riding in those waves when it's near perfect, is amazing, yet takes a skill level to just make the drop and guts to even try to catch one that's something only the best can do, and it takes so many years to traverse the learning curve with surfing those waves, it's a true commitment of extremes found in few sports! I still choose not to disclose which of the outer islands in Hawaii is where at a young age I discovered what I found to be some of the best surf in the world, and ended up living there for a long time, but suffice to say, it was far better than Oahu's north shore, and I had it back when I would commonly surf literally flawless spitting tubes, better than Jeffries Bay south Africa, that broke from 3- 15 ft "Hawaiian" up to 35+ ft faces, and these waves broke from 300-600 yards running down the line at these secret spots back in the 70's and early 80's. Now, today,... well, it's crowded often. That's why, except for the trips to Indonesia, in the 70's, when I later had the ability to travel, non Rev, none of those trips were for surfing. I loved snow skiing, and that's why Switzerland became a favorite destination and part time place I'd live, but mainly it was to see incredible places meet interesting new people and experience the different cultures and languages and of course the food!!! Fortunately I first went to Europe when the US dollar was quite strong in exchange!!! That was at 18 years of age, and before I could fly stand by, but what wonderful times I had travelling so many years like you expressed. I was so blessed to be born and raised in Hawaii and one of the best surfers and friends with most all the heaviest guys, that I was so stoked and satisfied surfing already, I wanted to just go out and broaden my horizons, and see places that looked incredible to visit, and I'm so blessed and grateful I did! Enjoyed your reply. Aloha from Hawaii and thx for reaching out!!! D.L.
@christopherfoy6668 oh yeah, being from Hawaii, I don't particularly like cold water surfing, like you said. I've just been so blessed I grew up in a great time where surfing was progressing quickly and I got so good at it! Also, I became close friends with Shaun Thompson of South Africa and took him surfing to my special places often, and he surfed my favorite waves so we'll, we recognized that we both were extremely good at tube riding, and it turned into a lifelong friendship!!!! Guy used to just absolutely rip in Hawaii a k then!!!! Take care.
Nathan, I've always appreciated the respect you pay to bodyboarding and how the craft lends itself to the slab. You've got a great character and soul. May the slabs treat you well! Shout out to Ben Player who ruptured his spleen here back in 2016!
Ivan's stand up barrel at 15:10 was epic. Keep charging guys. The Florence brothers rip! Thanks for sharing your journeys with us. Thumbs up and I subscribed.
Awesome video! The part I love most about this break was the communication with everyone out. Cheering for each other and checking to see if anyone else wants the wave. I grew up surfing slabs like this and waves with consequences. There’s respect in the line up and now I surf beaches near the city’s and it’s Carnage, every man for them selves.
Yeah bro in aus moving from Port mac to gold coast had me straight up quit. Now I'm in Nova Scotia the line ups are amazing. Even at beachies. The cold water is such a barrier to entry that everyone out is there freezing their ass off for the love of it.
Awesome to see, been wanting to surf this wave since I was a teenager just haven’t made it that way yet. Even though there’s a decent crowd everyone seems stoked and it’s awesome to see footage of the boogs, they really are the slab pioneers!
This little slab is Epic and the crew there are the best perfect pecking order by the looks of it and everyone cheering on the local legends for the bombs! Doesn’t get any better
A cold mix between chopes, Padang Padang, and pipe end barrel section. This is sick ! And lineup seems very nice dude with respect for each others and great surf etiquette 👏👏👏🏆
Nate, can't tell you how much we appreciate this. I am one of the administrators of the VBC (Vintage Bodyboard Collectors/Collective). We are a 30,000 strong group on FB who go out of our way to share and promote the stoke of wave riding. To see this many clips of us boogs sending it is so fcking rad. Keep up the great work! I know you have shared some time in the water with the likes of Chris White in WA and of course Mike at Pipe. Keep up the amazing work! Looking forward to your Slab Tour 2025! Yeewww!!!!
hi Glenn i like the VBC and a member..not surfing longboard, short b or bodyboarding as much these days but love your facebook group...if its yours too the go pro one thats great too.
El fronton is hosting a bodyboard world tour event atm waves have been okay, kinda mid compared to previous years but swell is forever on it's way this time of year.
That was fking amazing !!! What a session come on Ireland ya legends ! The boogs and some of those nippers absolutely charging 15:14 come on IVAN ! 🔥🔥🔥
for a wave that gnarly in Ireland (cold af) that crowd was ridiculous!! good viewing!! Love the editing where you get the audio of the hold down with the video from the shore
On a positive, the quality of the Irish guys is sick. Also, I surfed a point break left hander yesterday. 5-6ft, 2 of us out for first 2 hours and maxed out at 5 people at the end. Just don’t go to Clare.
@irl-cyclist01 same. It was absolutely mental. Didn't surf that spot, because my balls are flesh not metal, but it was ridiculously crowded. Got 4 below average waves in a solid hour of hussling. Sigh. Luckily the Irish lads are sound in the line-up
the line up startin' moment associated with the classic set view giving 2 visions of that moment is the best that I have ever seen about surf videos.... GREETINGS NATH !!! at 5:34 that wave shots a guy in air forcing to dive down perpendicular in a 40 cm deep water ....
Love seeing the raw session videos with no music. Gives a cool feeling of what the lineup is like. Would also be good if every few months you put out an edit with all the best waves from your vlog. I think the best waves kinda get lost in the amount of content you put out.
Very nice slab action from a most beautiful place. Please show some footage of the emerald green sea from underwater to show the slab and the clear Irish waters!
482,000 views but only 3,000 likes? Cmon guys its not hard to jab that like button! U know youre loving this FREE long form content, nathan putting his okole on the line for our entertainment!
yo!! that place is bonkers, full house, tuf paddle back if& when you dont make it. sone real beauties out there, great tight squeezes from the lay downs! hard chargin by the stand ups too!! one of those places thatd stick in your head for awhile, i reckon.. good on ya bubba
That spot is literally owned by Boogers! Awesome to see that there are still certain places, where we are still at the forefront! Bad business decisions and a lot of hate from the Surfing industry can't wipe out our strong community!
They call me nosedive nate now😂😂😂 epic day and stoked to launch slab tour collection!! Enjoy ! www.florencemarinex.com
do the posters ship to the uk
You have to surf Kalk Bay and Danger Reef in Cape Town, in June July next year. Put Gericke's Point on your list.
looks like big rock
@@fredocazale8521 That's what I thought too. But less reef lines on the face of the waves. Similar situation, with some waves just really tough to get into. Nose Dive is better than Shark Bait Nate.🤣
got to come surf south west vic! you'd love it when its good
Ivan's surfing style is epic
effortless.
smooth.
...COOL
So freaking smooth
@@marcvanderiet5592 there should be a butter named after him....🤙❤️🇮🇪
I noticed that too. The style is so Clean and stylish.
Mr. Cool
I’ve noticed a pattern in surfing: Boogers, the crazy fookers, go and find shallower and shallower reefs to surf, and we surfers turn up a few years later. Here’s to my boog friends, the explorers, the nutters… 🍻🍻🍻
Appreciate it brother!!! We got outcasted in the 2000s so we had to go find our own waves, now all the stand ups want a piece too!!!!!
True and at least here in Portugal there’s booger reefs that no surfer has dared into yet… im not even gonna say anything else cuz once that changes there will be split skulls washing up in our beautiful beaches
You read my mind
Hahaha that's literally what I'm doing in Nova Scotia. There's so much insane reef that I'm itching to bounce my spongey head off ❤
Hard to fall 😮
I like how Nathan just creates his own tour, The Slab Tour. Awesome stuff! Thanks for always taking us along even if we don't have gas money. 🏄♂🌊
The bodyboarding community + _ will support you as long as you continue to be true to wave riding.
A fan favorite for every wave rider to enjoy, regardless of craft. Keep being you bro. The surf community NEEDS it. Cheers!
I appreciate that!
@@NathanFlorenceAbsolutely, you embody the truest form of surfing in my opinion 🤙🏻
Thanks for showing others riding the waves as well. Some of the bodyboarders got a few sick barrels.
Shirt is SICK... and props to the boogie slab homage.
I've commented before. Grew up born and raised in the country, and surfing and the ocean has been my life. Loved watching you guys growing up from little babies out there, and we all just knew jj would be a future world champion!! You guys are making us really proud!! (I'm 64 now, so as you can imagine I will still take my era of surfing country and the other islands I lived on, as in the 70's in particular we had it really good and uncrowded!) Just wanted to say, I'm stoked to see you, and of course, Mahina, traveling so much. My wife worked for United back in the 80's and 90's, so we traveled non revenue, and there were often practically empty flights back then! I was able to see the flight schedules, and learned the best times to travel yearly, so I pretty much flew business and 1st class 99% of the time (stand by!) . Europe was one of my favorite places, plus I loved snow skiing, and seeing amazing places and meeting new people, speaking many different languages etc. I made life long friends all over the world and because I worked for myself it allowed me to choose whenever I wanted to travel, and it was the most awesome thing, especially the rich experiences of so many different cultures and people. Being from Hawaii I appreciated incredible places, especially during the most beautiful weather days, as I was a professional landscape photographer and cinematographer plus all the underwater and water surfing work I did. Switzerland was one of my favorite places, and I would live there for months often! I did indo surf trips in the 70's, but I wanted to see incredible places all over the world, and I've been very blessed doing it. There's something very special traveling with your wife/girlfriend (your best friend!!!), sharing the incredible experiences!! I know it's crowded and more people etc these days, but it's still so worth it!!! I know when you're doing strike missions it's often last minute and so it can be hectic etc, but really enjoy the special times out of the water, spent with friends, and just living when your abroad. It's made my life so rich!!!!! Of course, get great surf, obviously, but just stoked forvyou guys!!! Doing it before you have kids is really fun, but as a family with kids is really awesome too!!!
Aloha D.L
My uncle worked for Pan Am from '65 til Lockerbie and did not receive his pension. My family got to fly non revenue and it worked best if we went 2 at a time. Some places were outrageously expensive (St Maarten, Rome). Getting there was always the easy part. There were so many places I saw as a kid that I could've surfed but just couldn't. Java (Suharto was in charge still and Christians were getting beat to death in the streets),hell I saw a nice reef break in Cornwall. But even then I remember how cold it was.
I still surf here in FL but I don't travel like I used to . But I'll never forget what I saw and the people I met. The world seemed so much bigger. Videos like this is about as close as I get to searching for surf
@christopherfoy6668 How's it brah. Thanks for reaching out. Several decades back now, so much changed with the amount of space available/non rev flying. There just aren't "empty flights anymore. We used to have pretty much no problem, during certain times and being able to look at the flight schedules as we pleased, we got it pretty wired after awhile! I was born and raised on Oahu, and we had a small beach house right at Ehukai Beach looking pretty much straight out at Pipeline. In the 60's I was too young to be surfing heavy waves, but by 73, @ 13-14 years old, I was surfing 8-10 "Hawaiian" Pipeline and other spots in the country (what we called the north shore back then)! That was extremely rare for guys that young to surf proper Pipeline back then, unlike today. Of course the difference was how uncrowded it was, and how, if you were a local and amongst the top 10% of surfers, all the boys knew each other and you really spoke through your surfing ability and how hard you charged!!! We regulated it heavily over the years, and back then, the boys held it down, like today. But, 20-30 guys out, and the best surfers were a small tight group, and we basically got all the best waves, and many went without being caught! I'm regular foot, and Backdoor Pipeline and otw, especially Backdoor (and Pipe left of course) were my favorite waves. Few people surfed Backdoor in the early years, and never big. It was considered that if you tried to surf 10', (20+ ft. face heights) at Backdoor you would likely die, getting smashed on the shallow reef bottom!!! No one did it back then. I grew up with the Lopez family, and know Gerry really well. He's 10 years older than me, but he loves to fondly remember when I started paddling past him to the deepest area on big Pipe days, and he look at me like wtf??!! and I'd say oh no man don't worry, I'm going to be going on the rights!! It was something No one did back then!!!! You have to carefully pick your waves, and carefully!!! I went to the same hiigh school with him and, well, like I said, I literally loved surfing out in the country, especially when it's exceptionally good more than anything. I made it an absolute point to never miss the best days every winter out there, especially at Backdoor which became my favorite wave to surf. When it's basically an 8+ on the 10 scale, with perfect light southeast kona winds blowing straight offshore out along "the 7 mile miracle", it can get so good, that you just are completely, well, today they say "frothing"! Which is a great way to describe that feeling when it's basically one of the best 5 days of a winter season!!!! Having that without the crowds and being the first guy out paddling out at first light always, allowed me to surf days that were mind blowing!!!! Tube riding in those waves when it's near perfect, is amazing, yet takes a skill level to just make the drop and guts to even try to catch one that's something only the best can do, and it takes so many years to traverse the learning curve with surfing those waves, it's a true commitment of extremes found in few sports! I still choose not to disclose which of the outer islands in Hawaii is where at a young age I discovered what I found to be some of the best surf in the world, and ended up living there for a long time, but suffice to say, it was far better than Oahu's north shore, and I had it back when I would commonly surf literally flawless spitting tubes, better than Jeffries Bay south Africa, that broke from 3- 15 ft "Hawaiian" up to 35+ ft faces, and these waves broke from 300-600 yards running down the line at these secret spots back in the 70's and early 80's. Now, today,... well, it's crowded often. That's why, except for the trips to Indonesia, in the 70's, when I later had the ability to travel, non Rev, none of those trips were for surfing. I loved snow skiing, and that's why Switzerland became a favorite destination and part time place I'd live, but mainly it was to see incredible places meet interesting new people and experience the different cultures and languages and of course the food!!! Fortunately I first went to Europe when the US dollar was quite strong in exchange!!! That was at 18 years of age, and before I could fly stand by, but what wonderful times I had travelling so many years like you expressed. I was so blessed to be born and raised in Hawaii and one of the best surfers and friends with most all the heaviest guys, that I was so stoked and satisfied surfing already, I wanted to just go out and broaden my horizons, and see places that looked incredible to visit, and I'm so blessed and grateful I did!
Enjoyed your reply.
Aloha from Hawaii and thx for reaching out!!!
D.L.
@christopherfoy6668 oh yeah, being from Hawaii, I don't particularly like cold water surfing, like you said. I've just been so blessed I grew up in a great time where surfing was progressing quickly and I got so good at it! Also, I became close friends with Shaun Thompson of South Africa and took him surfing to my special places often, and he surfed my favorite waves so we'll, we recognized that we both were extremely good at tube riding, and it turned into a lifelong friendship!!!! Guy used to just absolutely rip in Hawaii a k then!!!!
Take care.
yessss raw footage no music THANK JESUS
I know right. Edits are so dry now and just take away from the immersion.
Battlefield / call of duty sound tracks are pretty dope
Ive been asking for this for so long, finally!
genuinly gonna bring his videos up in my books so much
The music choices the team makes are always spot on
No music is huge. Fucking great
That lineup is a vibe
Bodyboarders scoring !!!!!! Amazing irish wave!!!!!
Nathan, I've always appreciated the respect you pay to bodyboarding and how the craft lends itself to the slab. You've got a great character and soul. May the slabs treat you well! Shout out to Ben Player who ruptured his spleen here back in 2016!
Man I am so jealous of the life you guys live, all well deserved! Keep it up this series is bonkers, and I every second of it!
Ivan's stand up barrel at 15:10 was epic. Keep charging guys. The Florence brothers rip! Thanks for sharing your journeys with us. Thumbs up and I subscribed.
There's some smooth riding styles in there, both stand-up and prone. Solid piece of ocean goodness in the wilderness.
Awesome video! The part I love most about this break was the communication with everyone out. Cheering for each other and checking to see if anyone else wants the wave. I grew up surfing slabs like this and waves with consequences. There’s respect in the line up and now I surf beaches near the city’s and it’s Carnage, every man for them selves.
Yeah bro in aus moving from Port mac to gold coast had me straight up quit. Now I'm in Nova Scotia the line ups are amazing. Even at beachies. The cold water is such a barrier to entry that everyone out is there freezing their ass off for the love of it.
Stoked fo have cool guy, goofy brother on da tour see one different angle!
Awesome to see, been wanting to surf this wave since I was a teenager just haven’t made it that way yet. Even though there’s a decent crowd everyone seems stoked and it’s awesome to see footage of the boogs, they really are the slab pioneers!
A crowd surfing an Irish slab. who would've thought. Great footage.
This little slab is Epic and the crew there are the best perfect pecking order by the looks of it and everyone cheering on the local legends for the bombs! Doesn’t get any better
Ivan's first wave was the epitome of Mr Cool
That is a classic T shirt- possible collectors item. That yellow JJF jacket is impeccably designed , another artwork. Keep flying high
A cold mix between chopes, Padang Padang, and pipe end barrel section. This is sick ! And lineup seems very nice dude with respect for each others and great surf etiquette 👏👏👏🏆
Nate, can't tell you how much we appreciate this. I am one of the administrators of the VBC (Vintage Bodyboard Collectors/Collective). We are a 30,000 strong group on FB who go out of our way to share and promote the stoke of wave riding. To see this many clips of us boogs sending it is so fcking rad. Keep up the great work! I know you have shared some time in the water with the likes of Chris White in WA and of course Mike at Pipe. Keep up the amazing work! Looking forward to your Slab Tour 2025! Yeewww!!!!
hi Glenn i like the VBC and a member..not surfing longboard, short b or bodyboarding as much these days but love your facebook group...if its yours too the go pro one thats great too.
Boog love
VBC
Sick! Killer sesh! The boogie boarders were getting deep ones!
Nate you are the goat. Sick video. One day I'll join one of these mega sessions with you when the time falls into place. Keep being a legend.
boogies rippin
Slab tour poster art is sooo sick. Got that R. Crumb vibe. Yeew!
Dude! Dare I say the Europe slab tour is as wild as the rest of the world. Who would have thought! Epic
Would love to see some episodes in the canary islands… especially at el fronton
Good call
Surfers are banned there
Locals would tell him to F off 🤣🤣
El fronton is hosting a bodyboard world tour event atm waves have been okay, kinda mid compared to previous years but swell is forever on it's way this time of year.
I could watch this wave all day. The perfect left. Small version of Pipe!!! Great spot.
Small 😂😂
The slab tour is back!! Ivan is getting better and better! Nate is always great
That was fking amazing !!! What a session come on Ireland ya legends ! The boogs and some of those nippers absolutely charging 15:14 come on IVAN ! 🔥🔥🔥
Just caught the tail end of the big wave awards. Congratulations on winner surfer of the year. Yew!
GET ON A BOOG!!! would be epic to see
The editing is SICK. These angles variations are epic
Sad to see how crowded its become here😢 epic vid as always Nathan.
for a wave that gnarly in Ireland (cold af) that crowd was ridiculous!!
good viewing!! Love the editing where you get the audio of the hold down with the video from the shore
Irish surfing has blown up , line ups are now packed everywhere.
Was thinking the same, never seen it so busy! Another victim of social media
@@irl-cyclist01 🫤
On a positive, the quality of the Irish guys is sick.
Also, I surfed a point break left hander yesterday. 5-6ft, 2 of us out for first 2 hours and maxed out at 5 people at the end. Just don’t go to Clare.
@@Nollaig81 I'm from Cork was surfed Clare for the first time in 5 years on this swell. Never again
@irl-cyclist01 same. It was absolutely mental. Didn't surf that spot, because my balls are flesh not metal, but it was ridiculously crowded. Got 4 below average waves in a solid hour of hussling. Sigh. Luckily the Irish lads are sound in the line-up
The slabhunters score yet again. Keep the videos coming!
So many hidden gems around the Irish coast.
No longer.. The hype merchants have blown the place out
@@conorryan8906 Hype merchants they are.
Excellent artwork ! It's like Michaelangelo ! I like Mahina in the picture !
So classic to see a new Phil Roberts illustration... Classics style and Nosedive Nate... not nosediving! haha!!
Thanks for showing love to the boogs 👑
Just amazing Nate and Crew 💚🍀🌊🌊
the line up startin' moment associated with the classic set view giving 2 visions of that moment is the best that I have ever seen about surf videos....
GREETINGS NATH !!!
at 5:34 that wave shots a guy in air forcing to dive down perpendicular in a 40 cm deep water ....
Love seeing the raw session videos with no music. Gives a cool feeling of what the lineup is like. Would also be good if every few months you put out an edit with all the best waves from your vlog. I think the best waves kinda get lost in the amount of content you put out.
Great vid,dont stop ,keep charging full speed ahead . All the best in your future endeavors
Florence should sponsor the blond boogie that scored !
The Slab Tour T-shirt merch is absolute FIRE!!!!! Shout out to the Bodyboarders
love your vids, man. No bs just surfing! keep them coming!
Its always a good day when nathan drops
Boogs absolutely shredding
Great to see surfer - bodyboarder love ❤️
I respects the boogs on slabs!!! Mental mashers sending it to the dry reef 🪸
Bodyboarders mastering this wave 😊
Boogs charging, standups charging, no kooks. Great video Nate!!
Ivan is too smooth. Definitely the result of having pipe as your home break growing up.
Ivan killing it!
That was beautiful!! Keep it coming hammah!!
Very nice slab action from a most beautiful place. Please show some footage of the emerald green sea from underwater to show the slab and the clear Irish waters!
There’s a crazy edit of soli Bailey at this wave, insane backside drops
Nate's in there getting blasted.....still manages a stoked hoot!
Epic Nathan keep em coming! More from this country 🤙
Legend art! Phil rocks!
482,000 views but only 3,000 likes? Cmon guys its not hard to jab that like button! U know youre loving this FREE long form content, nathan putting his okole on the line for our entertainment!
This is turning out like "home and away "like we have this shit on TV in Oz should be making a full production show nath ❤
Taking it to the next level. ❤
Ivan’s style is so sick! 🙌
Thanks for more stoke. That wave is gorgeous.
This is like a mini teahupoo. Amazing!
the new Tee is so special!!!
sick edit, some damn good lidders in the mix
What an epic wave. Magic set up Nathan, thought that was Sam out there. Killer vibe too
FUCK YES NATH AND IVAN!! so sick, back the movement bigtime, you guys are holding it down. Wanna big up Ivan’s skating too!!❤️🔥🔥🔥
I can't believe you rocked up Big Rock with only a few dudes out.
So cool ! Thank you Nate !
Sponger gets all the best waves. He’s the man.
That wave is gorge! What a session
That one guy layed down on that one wave….something nice!
yo!! that place is bonkers, full house, tuf paddle back if& when you dont make it.
sone real beauties out there, great tight squeezes from the lay downs!
hard chargin by the stand ups too!!
one of those places thatd stick in your head for awhile, i reckon..
good on ya bubba
Nathan getting axed on that cold Irish Slab ...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
That shirt is so good haha ❤
Welcome back to the time zone!
Lesggoooo. Im making popcorn. Time for insane barrels and me telling my gf "babe look he made that one too" HAHA
@@FreeEditsForYou hahah not this time! I ate it!
@@NathanFlorence I've made a great mistake hahaha. I'm halfway through and I've realized 😅
Ivan nailed it, style master
Nathan living his best life
this is a super high performance wave! good spot!!
You should come to the Canary Islands and surf 'El quemao' and 'El frontón' I'm sure you would find them interesting
So sick!
Crazy how much busier that wave has become over the past 15 years since clips started appearing.
What a bunch of ledgends!
The glasses,u keep those,or give em back to Richie Collins, the shirt, remind 's me of the movie Spinal Tap.
Great looking wave amazing back drop. How cold was that water looked super clear. Shirt looks great Nate.
That spot is literally owned by Boogers! Awesome to see that there are still certain places, where we are still at the forefront! Bad business decisions and a lot of hate from the Surfing industry can't
wipe out our strong community!
the 12:07 mark got me psyched!!!
the t shirt absolutely rules.
There goes the next 20 minutes.
Got a few tissues handy? This one was 💦
Ha! yup!
I did not consent to watching bodyboarding today but damn it I enjoyed it
bro!!! that is so dope!!! OMG Im such a nerd!!
So sick how the undridden clips still make the cut