CHASING a HURRICANE-FORCE STORM in the BALTIC SEA

🚀 Northern Germany was hit by a storm (or hurricane?) today.
Kiel lighthouse measured 67 knots peaks and was consistently above 50 knots. Of course I had to go for it.
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  • @birknicolai1071
    @birknicolai10718 ай бұрын

    You might as Well get Red Bull as a sponsor dude

  • @sharewavestv

    @sharewavestv

    8 ай бұрын

    I think Fritz Kola fits more Nico‘s attitude

  • @lukezorab

    @lukezorab

    8 ай бұрын

    100% agree, Fritz all the way.

  • @flecktrain

    @flecktrain

    8 ай бұрын

    An welchem Strand surfst du da im Kreis Plön?

  • @jangtime2098

    @jangtime2098

    8 ай бұрын

    This is actually red bull storm chase weather :) just on the wrong ocean ^^

  • @callingwind5071

    @callingwind5071

    8 ай бұрын

    Nico and Robby Naish in the same video pls :) Take the wave board next time ;) Bravo for the crazy video !

  • @robczarnik3041
    @robczarnik30418 ай бұрын

    There are lots of you tube professionals out there pushing the limits way past what most of us can do, board, bike, skis etc. By showing us such things are possible it inspires people. Thats a pretty good role model. Thanks for the vid and keep them coming.

  • @bertdepeuter934
    @bertdepeuter9348 ай бұрын

    How you master those conditions with that gear shows an insane skill level. Your reaction to that man was a display of your maturity. Yes you are a rollmodel but every windsurfer has to decide for him(her)self where the limits are. Thank you for this inspiring video.

  • @jpq5202
    @jpq52028 ай бұрын

    Ich war auch Pelzerhaken mit 3,7 und 77 Liter Waveboard unterwegs. Mit Slalomboard und 5.3? In tausend Jahren nicht…😳 Respekt!

  • @jibehype
    @jibehype8 ай бұрын

    Motivation pure!!! It connects me to the reasons why I love this sport. Hearing you say „I felt like a beginner.“ striking me and giving me a new point of view on my own days at the limit. In my head I used to tear myself to pieces when I felt like a beginner. Thanks Nico for sharing so frank.

  • @steffenernst3234
    @steffenernst32348 ай бұрын

    Schon voll krass mit Slalom gear da raus zu gehen. Respekt

  • @sharewavestv

    @sharewavestv

    8 ай бұрын

    Wind für das 5,3er… Kein Problem 😉

  • @elephantyoga9265
    @elephantyoga92658 ай бұрын

    Wow, was für Bilder! Kein Zweifel, dass Du sehr gut einschätzen kannst, wann und wo Du aufs Wasser gehst... und wenn selbst ein Profi sich als beginner fühlt, ist die Botschaft für alle anderen eh klar. Danke für das Video! Danke für deine ehrlichen Kommentare und Gedanken. Danke auch an dein Team, mit dem Du deinen genialen Sport in die Öffentlichkeit bringst.

  • @erickohler4504
    @erickohler45048 ай бұрын

    "I was just a passenger", "Don't try this at home". You are a Rockstar Nico!

  • @hiselles
    @hiselles8 ай бұрын

    Strength 12 on the Beaufort scale, and with a 5.3 sail!!!!!, impressive, I would never have believed that you could hold that size without it ripping your arms off.

  • @titouande800

    @titouande800

    8 ай бұрын

    very strong but never 12

  • @jangtime2098

    @jangtime2098

    8 ай бұрын

    @@titouande800 12 Bft is exactly 64kts+ so, jea it was.

  • @titouande800

    @titouande800

    8 ай бұрын

    @@jangtime2098 it wasnt 64+ lol

  • @nakaniko
    @nakaniko8 ай бұрын

    Wow. Simply wow. You show the difference of windsurfing, that one can enjoy from 6 to 66 knots. Thank you, you are giving me motivation again after I silly have broken a mast in a low shorebreak on last Friday

  • @RP6conrad
    @RP6conrad8 ай бұрын

    Fantastic ! A clear demonstration of an important aspect of our sport : handling the fear, and always trying to find our limits. Difficult to understand for outsiders....

  • @wolfgerdt9236
    @wolfgerdt92368 ай бұрын

    Respect Nico with 5,3. As a young guy on 27.08.1989 y was the only guy out in Strande, but with a 2,6 m2 and a heavy Wave board. This sail y used only twice in my life. Go on guy.😊

  • @philhey8847
    @philhey88478 ай бұрын

    Hey Nico, shout out from Cortes Island, British Columbia. What a trip down memory lane. I learned to windsurf in Kalifornien a few kilometers to the west of your session. I moved to BC as a child but had the opportunity to sail in Kalifornien every other summer until high school. After that the Gorge in Washington/Oregon became my stomping ground. In regards to your question, sail in whatever conditions you choose. Adults should be able to choose what level of danger they expose themselves to. Nobody stopped me from sailing overpowered on a 3.2 as a 17 year old amongst the barge traffic and current of the Columbia River. Some of my best windsurfing memories.

  • @tomnahrgang5316

    @tomnahrgang5316

    8 ай бұрын

    After watching that, I'm pretty sure Nico would feel at home sailing at the Columbia gorge.

  • @stevebyers9672
    @stevebyers96728 ай бұрын

    the gnarliest thing is that you do it all with bare feet......you've got great skill nico.....i'll keep dreamin of getting even 1% of how good you are...thanks for the motivation and v well done

  • @robinreuther541
    @robinreuther5418 ай бұрын

    Du bist ein Vorbild für viele Windsurfer, egal ob Pro oder Beginner. Jeder muss seine Grenzen testen 😊

  • @roydenpurvey1047
    @roydenpurvey10478 ай бұрын

    Fantastic Nico. That was awesome mate! I love those days when its off its face and most guys don't go out. Tho I'm older now 55, I'd give it a crack as I'm lucky to have one of Jasons personal custom wave board around 68 litres (old board but perfect for those days), which is great in those conditions, hmmm well easier than slalom gear. No way 5.3 think I'd be smallest possible 3.5 (think I'd struggle with my depowered 4.5 tho), as I'm only 60 kg. I've sailed in 50 plus knots several times before (ocean and lakes, inlets etc), and it was yes challenging fun esp on a lake or flatter water. Becomes too much survival sailing in the ocean after a short time tho. Loved the video mate!

  • @user-oe1mb9hu9i
    @user-oe1mb9hu9i8 ай бұрын

    Go Nico ! 🙂 I was (am) your size. Fit and slightly bigger than most. I was ALWAYS told as a teen to slow down (skiing and snowboarding) as the other kids would try and follow me and 'may hurt themselves' because they saw me as a "role model" !!! I wasn't going to stop living simply because others don't know where their limits are .... Well done for EXPLAINING to that older guy that there MUST be people who push the limits, so people like him know when to back down 🙂 Cheers and thanks for the excellent video. Gnarly 🙂

  • @jangtime2098
    @jangtime20988 ай бұрын

    IN.....SANE. :) I agree with your take on storms. Surfing 15 years, been out once in Pelzerhaken at 70kts a few years ago with 3.3m² and 80L and only in the flat water part before the sandbank...for reasons. Most people can't understand the level of understanding a long time veteran windsurfer has of the wind. They think 'treebranches are falling, better go inside'. But those are the limit days - to test how it feels, within reason of course. And you did a good job of making this clear IMHO. And yes, inexperienced people put themselves at risk more often, mostly without knowing (looking at the kitsurfing guys who did a 1 week course in egypt, and think they can handle baltic sea 7bft) Nice video, you rocked it!

  • @NikVumRhing
    @NikVumRhing8 ай бұрын

    "Engel links Teufel rechts" Mega Video, hammer Naturbilder und ein Windsurfer der es echt drauf hat! Ein Augenschmaus! Auf der anderen Seite, wenn da welche sind (Sanis und Feuerwehr, die sagen wir kommen nicht raus) hmmm, wir haben in Deutschland die Pflicht zu helfen. Klar steht die Eigensicherung an erster Stelle, aber solche Menschen gehen auch mit Herzblut in ihren Job und würden alles versuchen dich zu retten. Wie man sieht du kennst dein Material und bist ja auch heile zurück an den Strand gekommen, aber das können die Rettungskräfte ja nicht unbedingt vorher einschätzen. Da finde die Session am See wo du auf dich gestellt bist besser. Weil keiner sich darüber Gedanken machen muss, wie oder wer dich retten könnte ohne sich selbst in zu große Gefahr zu bringen. Ist nur meine Meinung 😉🤙

  • @michaelniesar6833
    @michaelniesar68338 ай бұрын

    Nice, definitely one of the most extreme windsurf-vids on YT. Crazy conditions on the Baltic Sea and what a jump on the lake which was absolutely insane! Thanks and big kudos for sharing your thougts and emotions what describes the essential meaning to go out in these conditions really good - to find your own personal limits out there. Lars has done a superb job with the camera of course, nice to see him filming under these conditions in the vid. Seems to be that very long harness lines are essential for you, aren't they? Vielen Dank für dieses besondere Video, Nico und Lars und viele Grüsse aus Norwegen. Well done.

  • @LarsWcmn

    @LarsWcmn

    8 ай бұрын

  • @CATTLEWASH
    @CATTLEWASH5 ай бұрын

    Nice jump Nico, great sailing in such strong and gusty winds. Kool 😊

  • @ordinaryswedishwindsurfer
    @ordinaryswedishwindsurfer8 ай бұрын

    insane conditions but it's also a good way to learn and feel that you can handle a storm, feel what your gear is capable of(often more than you think). I often give advice to go out in high winds even if it's not the best session you learn so much out of it and ofc you always have to have an plan b if something fails. but on a lake in onshore winds it's often quite safe just to try and get perspective. great video nico👌

  • @martinbailly573
    @martinbailly5738 ай бұрын

    5.3 in 67 knots 😳😳😳😳 ! You are an alien ! Incredible mate ! KUDOS!!! 😎

  • @zacpower_9835
    @zacpower_98358 ай бұрын

    Wassup nico. The storm also passed my house, and i managed to go out on the water with my 7m². I live in a gulf of islands, so the wind only peaked at 36 knots that day, and it was crazy out there... Flat water, did a 29 knot speedrun on my technobic 133l. Um glad you didnt hurt yourself or smth. Love your vids, seeya

  • @bartvanleeuwen3281
    @bartvanleeuwen32818 ай бұрын

    I think as a proffessional you are the one to make the call for yourself of it is okay to go or not. Not someone else Who is out there watching (is That safe as well being out in a storm???) you did an great job telling the viewers Not to do this stuff (then in my opinion you did your job and you can enjoy the gusts) I am so stoked to get On the water again in this conditions. Love to see it keep in going!

  • @sipkebijlsma
    @sipkebijlsma8 ай бұрын

    When you want to learn you need to get out of your comfort zone. Apparently for you this means slalom gear at the Baltic in 10 Bft. The only way to find your limits is by trial. You showed perfectly the dilemmas that come with that. Always consider what would happen if your gear breaks: can you make it to the shore in time without help from others ? If yes, go for it. You run the risk of getting an experience you will never forget. One of your best videos !

  • @ChristopherJohnGurr
    @ChristopherJohnGurr3 ай бұрын

    I started windsurfing in 1982. The arrival of the first short wave boards and fully battened rigs made sailing in these conditions possible and addictive. Watching this I was initially thinking that i would have gone out in those conditions, but the rocks being there might have stopped me. I sailed at west Kirby in the UK on the marine lake so had that option too if the sea was too dangerous.

  • @Vini.OliveTree
    @Vini.OliveTree8 ай бұрын

    Hey Nico that was amazing to see, a one man storm chase! Thanks a lot for that.

  • @laggesna8471
    @laggesna84718 ай бұрын

    Zu deiner Frage als Role Model: Ich kenne einige Kids bei uns hier im Verein, die pushen vor allem auch, weil sie das erreichen wollen, was du tust und kannst. In sofern sind solche Videos unglaublich wichtig für den Sport. Die Logik des älteren Herren kann ich nachvollziehen, hinkt aber bei Spitzensportlern aus allen „extremeren“ Bereichen. Was ich allerdings nicht verstehe, warum du bei solchen Bedingungen keine Rettungsweste oder Rückenprotektor trägst.

  • @mattiasfranzen7584
    @mattiasfranzen75848 ай бұрын

    Looks like pure fun! Personally I just love the feeling of being on the edge of control, geting that high on adrenaline. Huge cred to Lars for filming in these conditions! And yes Nico, you are a fantastic role model even if some oldguy think you are on the edge of wreckless. If you don't try it you won't know if it is possible and then we would never evolve and you just showed that if you practice hard enough you can do also this. Keep up the good work.

  • @aw244
    @aw2448 ай бұрын

    Dont really see a problem with you showing windsurfing in this conditions. No sane person would attempt to sail in this conditions without the proper skills. I mean I wouldn't try a 15m cliff jump with a bike because a red bull athlete did it. Only thing is that you potentially increase the demand on the rescue services.

  • @Jaawws1
    @Jaawws18 ай бұрын

    Hats of to you, Sir, for even daring to bear away in that wind, never mind actually completing all those gybes!

  • @nonamenosurname8516
    @nonamenosurname85168 ай бұрын

    Huge respekt for slalom gear. I have chased few storm (50-60+ knots) here on local lake. I have heard same opinion from random guys many times. Once police officer stop by and told us "who is the organizer of this event" lol noone, there was like 20-30 surfers/friends. And then he asked us if we thought about it. I told him "Yeah every second since it showed on windguru 4days ago". My friend told him that this wasnt even highest wind he ever sailed. Sadly there was one guy - not from "our group" - he was beginner and he needed to be rescued. It was on lake so ambulance picked him up on the shore. One time it was funny because I worked as insurance adjuster and took vacation for that day. And next day when I was answering phone calls from ppl whose properties were damaged, one lady asked me how terrible was my day. I told her it was best day of my life :D If you are prepared, and you can do basic riding, 100% waterstart in any conditions, and you use your brain to decide whats OK and what is not. Then its possible to minimize risks to OK level. BTW my worst moments on windsurfing were not in extreme conditions. Once I totally destroyed sail in Altenteil on Fehmarn like 1km away from shore - it was a long paddling on my board (since then I always ask dudes on beach and do homework about possible currents). And the most scary moments was in Klitmoller again kinda far away from shore where I lost my gear and according to gopro I was swimming like 20mins - it took me a while to even see it, and lucky for me wind was strong so I ended up like 500m away from my car. I always love this feeling when u arrive to beach and you see current conditions for the first time, the adrenalin when you setting up your sail. Inside voices telling me "go home", they always stop after I do beach start, after that its really nice feeling. Its really great bonding experience with friends who sailed too. Winter is coming and so does storms :) Your slalom gear, man I cant even comprehend it !

  • @user-co1mc6tp2b
    @user-co1mc6tp2b8 ай бұрын

    Solche Tage muss man erlebt haben. Da kann man das Risiko besser bewerten. Ich habe so einen zwei mal erlebt und da weiß man wo die eigenen Grenzen sind. Aber schön zu sehen wie du dass durchziehst wenn kein anderer da draußen ist. Maximaler Respekt.

  • @bigi-hm4nj
    @bigi-hm4nj8 ай бұрын

    Wieder ein geiles Video! Schön, dass es gelungen ist, diesen Ausnahmetag so authentisch einzufangen. Stichwort Vorbildfunktion: (Hoffentlich) Jeder, der bei solchen Bedingungen rausgeht, hat sich langsam an so etwas rangetastet. Allen anderen hast du davon abgeraten. Meine Faustregeln für mich: Nie alleine raus und nur soweit, wie ich zur Not bei den herrschenden Bedingungen auch wieder zurückschwimmen kann. Fange schon mal langsam mit Daumendrücken für Japan an.

  • @simonbauerle3832
    @simonbauerle38328 ай бұрын

    Material und Mensch am Limit. Mal wieder ein richtig geiles Video. Der Anfang könnte auch fast Red Bull Storm Chase sein. Top weiter so. 🤙🤙👍👍

  • @heiopeiko
    @heiopeiko8 ай бұрын

    Awesome footage Nico, especially choosing slalom gear 🔥🔥🔥 I have sailed similar strength winter storms on the Dutch coast myself a couple of years ago. But there were no hidden jetties underwater 😱

  • @henrifittkau8283
    @henrifittkau82838 ай бұрын

    Ich finde deine Videos super cool und ich finde es immer wieder faszinierend, wie man auf einem Surfbrett so etwas hinbekommt.

  • @olafbienengraber2217
    @olafbienengraber22178 ай бұрын

    ... was für ein Sprung - Hammer und Glückwunsch!

  • @leonasimmons162
    @leonasimmons1628 ай бұрын

    Thank you for the video.

  • @torotom2023
    @torotom20238 ай бұрын

    My friend that's definitely what we do at home. We call it Föhn. Happened yesterday for example. And again on Thursday. Wind up to 120 km/h but warm temp. and nice weather. Even in winter. So enjoy the baltic. Better you than us ;))) And btw - no need for slalom.

  • @capn_ron
    @capn_ron8 ай бұрын

    Great video. As long as the wind is blowing you up on the beach, you can find your way back. I do a life jacket and helmet on big days and normally get my butt kicked by the waves much more than you did!

  • @JonassTass
    @JonassTass8 ай бұрын

    I was waiting for this vid! Looks pretty gnarly 😮

  • @barney3444
    @barney34448 ай бұрын

    Amazing windsurfing!

  • @1212354a
    @1212354a8 ай бұрын

    I have gone out in similar conditions; it really forces good technique and wind awareness. The key takeaway is to rig small and know your limits. I would have rigged a 3.5 and a 75 liter wave board.

  • @bencemolnar9960
    @bencemolnar99608 ай бұрын

    In the Baltic Sea, maaaan that was craaazy. Big up for You Nico!🤛🤙

  • @windsurfingfun4058
    @windsurfingfun40588 ай бұрын

    Hi Nico ! It's actually was nice weather 🤙! We had in Estonia same condition and a lot of fun was ! The only difference, i get bigger board 343cm and 187 L, because i had a 4.3 sail and In that case this board sit better in water. I use there very special A.R.T. 4.3 sail, special there is that sail have 4 CAM -s ! This sail is very stabil and can handle without problem up to 48 kn. wind, if gusts was some 56 kn, then it was really overpowered and sail was fully open to maintain stability.

  • @madziarII
    @madziarII8 ай бұрын

    🤙11:41 nice flight. Great day, nice shots

  • @Tolltilli
    @Tolltilli8 ай бұрын

    Good on you mate! I love those conditions. There is a lifeboat crew documentary series here in the UK, and my favourite quote of one of their crew members, describing a rescue scenario, was: “It was windy. It was that windy that even the windsurfers stayed off the water that day!” 😂

  • @Tobias1949
    @Tobias19498 ай бұрын

    Pushing the limits is part of windsurfing. I agree that in the beginning you overestimate your capabilities. And the feeling of not being in control is terrifying. However, Nico you are a world class windsurfer and your limits are beyond everything i can imagine as an intermediate surfer. So of course you should be "allowed" to go out. Its also the content we want to see, so i think you did everything all right in warning us not to repeat after you.

  • @73smoo
    @73smoo8 ай бұрын

    Cool stuff, mate! Reminds me of being on Karpathos, out at around 40-45 knots and waves from two directions with a 3.4 wavesail in my twenties. Pretty wild! I wanted to do small jumps but they were getting high! And I was blown leewards massively. So, if you had 20-30 kts more and a 5.3 racesail - respect!

  • @allohaphilip2000
    @allohaphilip20008 ай бұрын

    Thank for sharing ❤

  • @rymszak9633
    @rymszak96338 ай бұрын

    Great video as always :)

  • @KiteTurbine
    @KiteTurbine8 ай бұрын

    5.3 Thats like one of my big sails. Solid Nuts Nico

  • @mikkishalow8776
    @mikkishalow87768 ай бұрын

    goooil, ich war in pelzerhaken , - 3.7 war zuviel, -aber 5,3, -alter schwede...respeeeekt....

  • @skyshorrchannel3474
    @skyshorrchannel34746 ай бұрын

    Nico this is incredible!

  • @SpaynjXD
    @SpaynjXD8 ай бұрын

    "Oh Hey a massive sea storm with 80kmph winds. IM GONNA RIDE IT!" said no sane man EVER

  • @Harry488webb
    @Harry488webb8 ай бұрын

    Absolutely blasting 🔥🔥🔥

  • @user-cw7zv2nz5p
    @user-cw7zv2nz5p8 ай бұрын

    Thrilling, excellent video!

  • @ikarisforever
    @ikarisforever8 ай бұрын

    I'm just amazed that you used a slalom gear to get out with these conditions ! Wonderfull video. Take care !

  • @nefelibatics
    @nefelibatics8 ай бұрын

    Cool! I have sailed in 35 knots with 45 knots gusts, but my sail was 4.1, I think you went too big. Also, in my case, it was a beautiful sunny day. At one point I fell and my board went flying astray, just tumbling across the water, seemed like it wouldn't stop flipping and flopping. I had to do some swim hard to get it back! Keep the videos coming!! 🤙

  • @matteodellafiorentina2794
    @matteodellafiorentina27948 ай бұрын

    was waiting for this video sice you told me on instagram that was there a video from that session

  • @klausrainer9443
    @klausrainer94438 ай бұрын

    Mega skills, next Level Video

  • @1snofru
    @1snofru8 ай бұрын

    Nico great video and your sailing-wow

  • @EverRider
    @EverRider8 ай бұрын

    Nice one, Loving the HIGH wind sessions. But personaly to have fun i have to feel in secure so im gonna ride it on a lake 😊

  • @tiefdruck1

    @tiefdruck1

    8 ай бұрын

    Dann am besten am Urner See

  • @diederikdepauw5237
    @diederikdepauw52378 ай бұрын

    You will only learn your limits by experiance and trying. But good call, and super to show that wen it gets to hot even you go to the lake. Safety first, but this looked like a hard and fun session. And well done Lars

  • @peterstorm11
    @peterstorm118 ай бұрын

    Very nice video Nico 🤙🤙

  • @q2w8i9o
    @q2w8i9o8 ай бұрын

    Wow ! Hope one day, will do the same on our St-Lawrence. A good North North-East (on shore wind -safest) stormy style, but with my 4.0 / 4.7 wave sail and my 80 liters wave board (no slalom for me in those conditions). We are leading to the end of the season (first snow today) but still hope for one last session...

  • @M.Bo.
    @M.Bo.8 ай бұрын

    Insane how much control you had considering the conditions! lots of respect ! Is there a slight chance we might see a bloopers reel some time with the gybes you missed? Just so we don't feel like total noobs. 🤣

  • @skipgonsalves81
    @skipgonsalves818 ай бұрын

    The Hawaiian word for what you did is lolo 🤣, but that was a sick jump. It is good advice for beginners to know that if you push the limits, sometimes the limits push back.

  • @oliviermeekers5586
    @oliviermeekers55868 ай бұрын

    Just amazing. Your level is greasy. Thx for this video

  • @jortsmit6365
    @jortsmit63658 ай бұрын

    amazing skills, deep respect Nico in that conditions with slalomgear and a 5.3 ( p.s. good comments people)🤙

  • @stevenl3411
    @stevenl34118 ай бұрын

    And now another storm is here in the Netherlands! Let’s play with the elements 🤙🏻

  • @meh0354l
    @meh0354l8 ай бұрын

    awsome! it would be cool to see some clips of your fotwork also on video 🤘

  • @user-km1jn6zx1w
    @user-km1jn6zx1w8 ай бұрын

    Very nice sailing and as you pointed out. Not for everyone !

  • @jeka4943
    @jeka49438 ай бұрын

    I love it, holding on for your dear life you rock. The description regarding your jump on the lake ( and the floaty rocket) is similar to one of my what i though would be a hit the lip ordinary jumps sailing on the 21/10 here in sweden. The gust took control and i just hanged on haha, i didnt bother to look down just kept sailing with the wind and landed full planing with a Starboard ultrakode carbon 93L and 4,2 sail. 😅

  • @user-co1mc6tp2b
    @user-co1mc6tp2b8 ай бұрын

    Mach weiter so. Das macht Lust auf mehr.

  • @brianmatthews8569
    @brianmatthews85698 ай бұрын

    5.3 in 40-50 knots! That’s some Bruce Peterson/Hucker sailing right there!

  • @OlivierOlmer
    @OlivierOlmer8 ай бұрын

    This was really on your limits and it suprised me how you could handle the gear. Anyway advanced windsurfer’s should know where their limits are and should responsible themselves. Warning of you was good enough. By the way nice filming job and catching this hudge jump on a lake.

  • @idanfarkash8080
    @idanfarkash80808 ай бұрын

    if you want to be supreme you need to go to the extreme ! this was fire 🔥🔥🔥

  • @jeroenhessel7535
    @jeroenhessel75358 ай бұрын

    OMG in capital letters, the sea looked like a washing machine, really crazy conditions. I sometimes go out in similar conditions, but always with a buddy. Just for safety. But what a cool video again. Be safe out there.

  • @theoutsider6191
    @theoutsider61918 ай бұрын

    Dude that's commitment for sure!! That does not look like a good idea 🙂 8 degrees and 50 knots, wind chill must make that sub zero 🥶🥶🥶🥶

  • @alanmurphy3633
    @alanmurphy36338 ай бұрын

    WOW that looked awesome you have bigger balls than me 😂👍keep up the great ŵork love your vlogs

  • @aleksanderwodkowski8965
    @aleksanderwodkowski89658 ай бұрын

    Wonderful conditions. Once I tried such myself on a lake of course. Unfortunately the smalest I had was 4,2 sq. m. I mostly swam instead of sailing. GL

  • @ajvz77
    @ajvz778 ай бұрын

    My role of thumb is that at 9bft, you get horizontal spray flying over the surface. For me, that's were my slalom stuff becomes uncontrollable (with 5,6). Mostly due to very short chop, combined with a set that wants to go 70kmh.

  • @richardraj1333
    @richardraj13332 ай бұрын

    That was awesome

  • @primoz843
    @primoz8438 ай бұрын

    Love the waves..its good that the shore is not so difficulty to enter qnd go out...u drive 5.3 cam?

  • @benlucaborowski365
    @benlucaborowski3658 ай бұрын

    War auch aufm Selenzer See (gleicher spot) vlt ne stunde vor. Session war nur krass, hatte einfach nur mega Spaß zuversuchen in diesen Bedingungen zufahren

  • @istvansternocky
    @istvansternocky8 ай бұрын

    Omg you re on fire!!!

  • @robertocoslovich3143
    @robertocoslovich31438 ай бұрын

    Those are the conditions for that I'm living for. You are super 🤙💪

  • @Tom-je4iq
    @Tom-je4iq8 ай бұрын

    Fantastic rides.. What sailing speed do you think you've reached?

  • @maxmonterumisi
    @maxmonterumisi8 ай бұрын

    very very very hard work

  • @doctoreskizo8636
    @doctoreskizo86368 ай бұрын

    Buenas tardes, UNO DE LOS MEJORES... GRACIAS, SALUDOS, FUERZA. 🌛. 🌞

  • @Robbie2009-d6h
    @Robbie2009-d6h2 ай бұрын

    Your insane dude kept it up💪

  • @michelletran7852
    @michelletran78528 ай бұрын

    Wow. Super video. Also cadeau to Lar. He follow you over all and makes great videos. I am glad, that you mentioned, not do it at home.. in the cold conditions is much more challenged. 🎉

  • @38Laurent
    @38Laurent8 ай бұрын

    So strong with such a sail 💪💪🤙

  • @thomassaunderson2746
    @thomassaunderson27463 ай бұрын

    Incredibly impressive. To go out in that requires huge skill; to go out in that on 5.3 and slalom is simply off the scale.

  • @simonjandrell5897
    @simonjandrell58978 ай бұрын

    Wicked man doing something different and Slalom Nice .

  • @frankisselhorst793
    @frankisselhorst7938 ай бұрын

    Geiler Dreh, es hat alles gestimmt, ich war in Niendorf an dem Samstag. Unfassbar, dass Du raus gegangen bist. Weiter so.

  • @pascalmauries4763
    @pascalmauries47638 ай бұрын

    Well done ! and for sure you should know your limit, at sea you have to be modeste... and slowly increase your limit ! 🤙