Exclusive: Rarely Seen Angles of Desert Point Perfection

[@MrIsomer]

Wasn't there first, but surfing it for the 1st time in '83 was very eye opening.

[@bluessky1475]

I'd sit on the Beach and watch this all day,Great video

[@MB-ep4rs]

Beautiful in Every Possible Way .. my soul is smiling on a righteous level.

[@sumatran]

Damn, Bruno Santos is SUCH a good tuberider.

[@jude3366]

I was fortunate to have camped on the beach there for 10 days in 1990. There was good surf every day with two of the days being absolutely mind bending waves that you day dreamed about in junior high school...

[@coquiguerr3]

Dreamy Session,Jah Bless from South Puerto Rico

[@rhinolundy3027]

Absolutely beautiful! What dreams are made of.

[@trevekneebone369]

Nice to see some surf footage at normal speed 👍

[@johnzulu2565]

Excellent vid, plus a great choice of music!

[@guigamafly3039]

Tb gostei da "trilha sonora" ...

[@ambientexpanse]

Name of song...?

[@angelabuenosaires459]

Sincronizando belleza natural. Maravillosa! Abrazo grande desde Argentina 2021

[@sanfranciscobay]

With 10-20 years experience and a lot of talent, some people can enjoy those waves.

[@bonbondesel]

Yeah true it's not for everyone. I would not say 20 years of surfing experience with a lot of talent. I would say having learned and lived on a place or places with serious waves espacially reef breaks, working most time of the year. It's often a matter of environment. I'm from Reunion Island and have a very low level compared to most locals at home. Many many people from home didn't have serious issues with surfing this wave in decent conditions. The very heavy days of course are something else. You take a very medium level surfer practicing weekly for 10 years from Hawaii, Tahiti, Canary Islands, etc, they would be able to surf this wave. If you're from Cocoa Beach and rerely moved out from there and if you are not an exception like Kelly Slater, yes, you'd better have 15 years of surfing behind with some talents. I know it's not my standard, I'm toi old for this. But some years earlier with a bit of work... Indonesia also have extremely talented surfers. It's not difficult to understand why.

[@just1voice994]

Wow iv never replied to three comments before to the same vid but you clearly contradicted yourself and if any one from Florida would read this then they might get offended. First of all Florida has way too many kids and old guys that rip just as hard if not harder than anyone anywhere. Please trust me I lived there for almost a decade and surfed some of the best waves of my life on many hurricane swells and even some cold fronts in the winter time. By the way it gets cold as shit in the winter and tons of sharks and victims as well. I am from California and I hate to say it but there are more rippers in Florida. We get some good waves here but there are so many longboarders and guys that ride funny shapes that are easy to paddle but hard or almost impossible to throw any tail. I’m old in my mid forties and started getting arthritis but I still love to travel to new countries and surf perfect warm waves with nice people, I treat everyone with respect even at home but as always there are some ignorant people out there and in the end sometimes you need to have a talk with these people and tell them the rules because maybe nobody ever taught them. So let this be a lesson to you my friend, don’t judge people because just like dropping in on someone it’s not nice. Also one more thing I have seen inexperienced people get barreled on nice big perfect days but to catch a crappy knee to waist windy and choppy wave and kill it. Well that is true talent no matter where you live.

[@bonbondesel]

@@just1voice994 I obviously offended you and my comment could have offended people from Florida. It was not my purpose so please accept ly excuses. You're right to tell me that. I don't know Florida and may have a stereotypical vision of it. I was just putting a very vague and general comment and didn't see the stereotypes that it could bring. I just wanted to express my point of view that people are very very shaped by their environment and I'm sure Florida has great waves and so many competitive surfers that it makes very good riders. That's just my thought. I know there has always been a lot of shark attacks in Florida and I deeply worked on the data and people working there for shark studies. I also know what people pass through during shark attacks. But it is sadly a fact, Reunion Island has the most fatal rate of shark attacks per mile and people population in the water. It doesn't mean that Florida does not suffer from shark attacks. Reunion Island follows the path of Recife Brazil and bathing and surfing is still banned on the whole island except some places sometimes. It's been like this for seven years. While Recife in Brazil have this ban for more than 20 years now... I've worked 8 years on this subject and lost friends in the shark issue in Reunion Island. I was attacked too. The situation is just abnormal here because it is man made. I won't expand on this very controversial and sensitive subject. Sorry for the offense and thank you for the lesson. I didn't know this could hurt as much. I also had the luck to travel and always respected the locals and never have any trouble even with the white shorts in Mauritius. You made me see that my comment was a misplaced generalisation from me on a internet. Thank you. I have the ability to recognize my mistakes when I do it. Friendly. Chriss from Reunion Island, 40 year old with a health issue disabling me to surf again. Aloha my friend.

[@squarecracker]

@@bonbondesel I am from Florida, you are 100% correct. I have surfed my whole life and am almost your age. I've seen Florida get big an good only a few times, and most places close out in those conditions. If I go to Mexico, Indo, or anywhere else with surf, I need time to acclimate. We just don't get big hold downs or have the fear of taking a big set on the head in Florida beachbreak. We have a few reefs but they work MAYBE once a year. There are a lot of guys that really shred here, but we aren't going to do a whole lot in big surf lol. Maybe after a week in Bali to tune up!

[@bonbondesel]

@@squarecracker Thanks bro ! It makes me remember that even if I come from a place with very consistant swells with a lot of good reef brakes, Padang is scary to me when it gets big, while locals shred it like a beachbreak ! Of course some people are naturally gifted, but the environment plays a great role. Emulation and competition also. If you look at the gold coast, this is one of the most competitive places in the world and it plays a great role. For example Jeremy Flores is from Reunion Island. I saw him evolve when he was a kid. Even with very good quality waves almost everyday and a huge training since very young, he wouldn't have come to this level if he was not living for a while on the gold coast and in South West of France. It raised his level. Because you need to confront to others to evolve. People having serious consitent breaks at home and travelling a lot are more likely to have a good level in the minimum amount of time.

[@MB-ep4rs]

That's Any Point Perfection, shout out to the film crew as well.

[@just1voice994]

I’m sorry but I think I have to disagree. Not that many points barrel that hard at the beginning and at the end of an extremely long wave in the middle of nowhere with no wetsuit necessary and no worries. Prove me wrong brother.

[@Sam-hf8nq]

Kudos to the drone pilot. First rate vid.

[@philipl.hankin6913]

Stunning wave. EPIC !

[@maxst415]

i can only imagine how the first surfers must've felt when they first saw this wave

[@arthouseconcepts336]

I remember how I felt when I first scored it . Mind blown

[@just1voice994]

@@arthouseconcepts336 lucky !I’d be a downright liar if I didn’t say I was jealous . My friend has a picture of this place from what looks like a birds eye view of the whole setup and I think it’s one of the best things iv ever seen, hopefully some day I get lucky like you guys. ✌️

[@latentsea]

A guy got a 37 second barrel back in the day, Back to Oz and Didn’t surf for 6 months afterward.

[@theodoreestienne5492]

I remember how i felt when i did

[@michaelstrode8924]

Bruno is a pure technician. Very few in the world can do what he did on that first one.

[@erniearambula3525]

Man and nature as one the way it's always been intended.

[@damianbeattie91]

amazing vid. what a wave

[@storm2000808]

Awesome waves and footage 👍

[@shockmarkets7384]

Good call. Great angles. Cheers.

[@jamesgonda3785]

The beggining was good 😎🤙

[@rumtum99]

Perfect peelers 😍

[@johnh4143]

Thank you

[@peterbusch9153]

So Sick!

[@MB-ep4rs]

Agreed!!

[@n7533p]

Nicely done...

[@guigamafly3039]

Just; espetacular !

[@wesleyhart8663]

That wave looks so damn fun!

[@Broitman]

Inspiring

[@colleenmoore9920]

❤ awesome mantap brah

[@TFrank21]

Where are all the regular footers?

[@just1voice994]

I was wondering the same thing. Haha

[@solorsix]

wow!

[@DDMM122]

What song is it?

[@teapacks]

Brazil 💚💛💙

[@MB-ep4rs]

Filled my heart! That was gorgeous..

[@trentk9619]

Looks like cloudbreak @ that angle..

[@robsonrodrigues5422]

Maravilha!!!.

[@uziquattro1083]

leeandros ride on point

[@markdepena6238]

they are all Brazos? funny that and yet they have the furtherest to travel just an observation..I'm just jealous lol

[@ronin2976]

I'd rip that on my surf mat

[@fingerluck]

Aaaaaahhh... \m/

[@dirteeoldmen]

First wave was SEEICK. 🙂

[@indosurftours]

dont normaly burn people however at deserts you gota do whatcha gota do

[@MachineHeadDissent]

🤘😎🤙

[@condor7782]

🤙

[@0warami_7oo]

Drone vision is good, but don't try and fly drone at my home break! because it scares the endangered bird species that live here. Don't forget drones are not always ok

[@just1voice994]

Where is home break?