Jet Ski Surfing

Recently I’ve seen a several people trying jet ski surfing, and specifically big wave jet ski surfing.

I bet you go :whistle: now…
Well that’s what I did when I’ve seen that. Combining the jet power with a several tons force pushing you on the back should be something.

I’m going to try this out and let you know how is it.

Update:
Found a super cool video of big wave surfing, and though it’s not jet ski, it’s still super cool to watch.

Another super cool surfing video by surfing massive waves. I can’t believe it too

In case you wondered what makes a beach ideal for surfing here an explanation by Richard Peace who is a really cool geography lover.

The best surf occurs in Hawaii (particularly the North Shore area) because these islands are the most isolated landmass on earth, surrounded by huge open expanses of the Pacific Ocean providing a massive fetch for the winds to generate big waves which rear up as they hit the shallow offshore reefs. Hawaii is home to the surfing Mecca’s called Jaws, Waimea Bay, Oahu and the Pipeline.

However, there are other beaches around the world which rival the waves found here such as Mavericks, California and Teahupoo, Tahiti (pronounced cho-pu and translates into English as “broken skulls”).