No waves? Make your own...

[Brandon-k]

This is nuts!

[Ratt]

I'm confused as to how they did that, and where all that water was coming from.

[musclestang89]

I'm confused as to how they did that, and where all that water was coming from.

yea me to. it started off kinda of small then all of a sudden that had a nice wave thing. Looked fun as hell though.

[32vfromhell]

grats on washing away the beach for a few hours of boogie boarding.

[BMCSean]

To me it looks like the river is at a higher elevation, they got the smaller trench started and then the water took over and did the rest. I assume it creates the waves by the two water sources meeting each other with opposite force. Very cool!

[Ratt]

To me it looks like the river is at a higher elevation, they got the smaller trench started and then the water took over and did the rest. I assume it creates the waves by the two water sources meeting each other with opposite force. Very cool!

That's what I thought, but didn't know if it was a river, or a lake, or what. Either way, like was already said, good job on fucking up a perfectly good beach and lake/river for a few minutes or hours of fun when it probably would have taken you a smaller amount of time to find some waves on another beach.

[8mpg]

grats on washing away the beach for a few hours of boogie boarding.

x2

[MILK]

I was thinking that water might accumulate on a high tide and they just trench it and let it drain back into the ocean.

[krazy kris]

looks like a lot of diggin

[SS Junk]

Beaches are endangered species. We keep killing them the ozone is a gonner and El Nino will have its way with us!

[DamonH]

Pretty sure that was in Waimea Bay on Honolulu. I was at that beach last year, and the freshwater drains out over that beach from the mountains anyway. That beach is on the North Shore and already takes some decent waves, not sure why they found it necessary to build a trench. Either way, it didn't hurt anything. There was a sizable trench when I was there, I thought it was natural but am now wondering if it was the result of these guys. LoL

[grove rat]

saw this posted under the video

Ok before any one rants again, the water is coming from a stream near the beach that backs up with water every year. The nature of the waves coming in causes the sand to become a natural damn. The people in the video simply linked the backed up stream to the ocean. The little rapids they make only last for an hour and the beach sand recovers in no time at all. All this information was in another video of theirs

[yellowstang]

saw this posted under the video

Ok before any one rants again, the water is coming from a stream near the beach that backs up with water every year. The nature of the waves coming in causes the sand to become a natural damn. The people in the video simply linked the backed up stream to the ocean. The little rapids they make only last for an hour and the beach sand recovers in no time at all. All this information was in another video of theirs

Stop raining on our parade!!! They are damaging it damnit!

[dmh165638]

It's because of global warming!

[90GT50]

grats on washing away the beach for a few hours of boogie boarding.

That's what I thought, but didn't know if it was a river, or a lake, or what. Either way, like was already said, good job on fucking up a perfectly good beach and lake/river for a few minutes or hours of fun when it probably would have taken you a smaller amount of time to find some waves on another beach.

x2

Beaches are endangered species. We keep killing them the ozone is a gonner and El Nino will have its way with us!

STFU, hippies!