Tim Bonython has been making films of big wave surfing for years. And since we’ve all had plenty of time on our hands lately, he decided to do us a solid and create a collection of wipeouts (of which there are many) from his time filming at Cape Solander in Sydney. This really is the stuff of nightmares, as is that wave: sit in a tiny takeoff zone, make a steep drop, navigate a step, get tubed or get tossed. Most surfers out at the wave formerly known as “Ours” have to pay to play at some point. There’s a lot of cash being laid down in these clips. You can subscribe to Tim’s YouTube page, here, and listen to his reasoning for giving us all this great footage, below:
These Wipeouts at Cape Solander Are the Stuff of Nightmares
The term "pay to play" comes to mind. But these guys are mortgaging the house.
BY The Inertia | Staff
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