How To Surf Small Waves Like A PRO

[@countryroadstakemehome]

I've been surfing for a while and its always good to come back for a refresher on the basics when you get caught doing the same shit all the time.

[@foobarbecue]

@1:19 "It's kind of like the standard short board. It's long"

[@yxngbt387]

In comparison to the fun boards lol

[@HoStevie]

*Killin those small waves!*

[@daniilgerman410]

thats a good day for the mid atlantic :(

[@izacdenniss2953]

Small outright

[@AndresEscrich]

helped me heaps mate!! was lacking that tictac

[@MrJonvilla82]

R.I.P my laptop speakers

[@mmm11117]

How to talk small voice like a PRO

[@shadow1830]

Good for you

[@fortnitemaster-wb3dl]

@@mmm11117 what

[@seanlatter734]

Ha ha ha very true. The Kpow and the RyRy need watch their audio volume. But loving what they produce. Keep it up guys!

[@Awerback]

Good stuff boys, keep the good work!

[@HowtoRip]

Awerback thank you!

[@fletch1991]

Great stuff will be giving your speed tactics a go south west england cornwall on the small choppy days. Cheers guys.

[@izacdenniss2953]

Would you be able to surf a trick bird in 4 foot waves on a 5.2 surfbord

[@isaacskruzny238]

Best vid on surfing ever

[@itamaralvo1454]

Like your videos so much! U guys helped me a lot

[@t8skate581]

love this!! I'm in Los Angeles and we have plenty of smaller days so this is great!! My question is about how to read the wave and know when to do cutbacks or other maneuvers? Thanks and keep the froth alive!

[@HowtoRip]

Thats great Tait, We will be sure to cover that in our upcoming video: How To Surf Like A Pro ADVANCED :) Keep the froth alive and well!

[@brett7794]

Did that video ever get made I can't find it

[@t8skate581]

@@brett7794 hey Brett. I haven't seen it yet but I personally have been surfing and looking for the section. when it's not there I try to cut back to the power source.. hope you're getting some good waves!

[@eternal_kenpachionapex3090]

Dude you are such a big help, just breaking into surfing and I live In Galveston, Texas, Small waves and wanted to know what type of board to get for it . Thanks 🤙🏽

[@HowtoRip]

A high volume fish or a high volume foam board. The fish gives you the option of progressing as you get better, however some people find a high volume foam board easier. Try both and see what works!

[@eternal_kenpachionapex3090]

How to Rip thanks for the help my friend. Jah bless.

[@cristofermejia5849]

There is surf in Galveston?? I’ve lived in Houston most my life and didn’t know you could surf there!!

[@edwinjeovanisantoscuellar1686]

Great vídeo My friend

[@claireglory]

the bgm broke my ear drums.

[@HowtoRip]

Hey guys Ryan here. Check out the new version here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/foeafXaJmN2kd7s

[@jameslydon3582]

Hi subscribed, love the content yewww✌️✌️

[@HowtoRip]

Sick !

[@thecookup6221]

What are the last 2 boards make and models

[@eddyxd3566]

Are you from Australia mate

[@HowtoRip]

Yeah mate

[@eddyxd3566]

what board do you surf

[@liamnelson3704]

which AI mavick board was that ? becuase there heaps of different names and types.

[@shaheena.3803]

Liam Nelson might be a high 5 but I know they actually make fishes too. They have one called a twin fin. My money is on the high 5. Possibly a rocket wide.

[@brodyskelton5209]

Liam Nelson shaheen is wrong it’s a pod, if you want the newer version get the pod mod.

[@joshpampa4395]

Totally bro! Lukey loves you! Oi but my boards a tiny bit wide in da tail just a tiny tiny bit so it works as a all rounder! But it's 5:6 and also slim and epoxy! Oi but cud I use my corporate manager from my marketing business as a infrastructure design project stakeholder to also manage my speed? Should I add "small wave speed management" to his list of daily priority jobs?

[@davidtuch1688]

What is the move at 1:45 called??

[@warrodsequen6384]

what board is most recommended to start surfing on small waves. Should i beginn with a small thin board or go with a thicker and bigger surfboard?

[@HowtoRip]

Warrod Sequen a thicker bigger board but not something too big otherwise you’ll be hindered

[@musicduets]

I got the nsp 6.0 fish its awesome!

[@eternal_kenpachionapex3090]

SurfTheC dude that’s what what I got!! Awesome board

[@KeeLOplur]

Not sure if you are in the states or not, but if you are go to Costco and pick up a Wavestorm longboard. They are $99 USD and are 8ft long. It is the perfect option for someone that is learning and is unsure if they will want to continue in the sport. The cool thing about these boards is that you will see all skill levels riding them. They are a perfect option for your first board, or something fun to add to your quiver!

[@adriansrfr]

What's the volume of those boards and what do you weigh?

[@조덕현-q7l]

Hi can i know 3th board spec that u introduced ?

[@happyparksandy]

I was watching your channel on youtube and thought that it would be really great to introduce your video to Korean surfers We have lots of people here in Korea that are interested in surfers around the world. The market is growing rapidly, but we lack in information since surfing is quite new here. could I translate your video into Korean and introduce it on my KZbin?

[@DennisFerreira]

Holy shit spoiler alert at 0:16 your ears will bleed. Don't turn up volume...

[@HEARTNHUSTLESTUDIOS]

Great video. Can't wait to upload footage of me mastering small waves. Another step to #liveakickasslife follow your #heartnhustle

[@philippbonato6585]

Good stuff!

[@rykelo8]

Cut scene, grab my face. Works every time.

[@tzachif6473]

Hi Great video yet again I have been wondering if those fish, flat, and “fat” surfboards are ok to surf up to 6 feet. Or could I encounter some issues with it if the waves get bigger? What would you say those boards limitations? Thanks And keep ripping 🤪

[@HowtoRip]

Good question, there is alot of footage of surfers ripping on fish type boards in 6 foot plus waves. Depends on the surfer, your ability and what you want from a board. Give it a shot, let us know how you go!

[@grantk6820]

The 3rd board before the Channel Islands board (the Pod) that says “JJ” on it and its epoxy. What brand is that and what are the dims please?

[@HowtoRip]

JR surfboards...jrsurfboards.com.au That model is a Wraptor in Tr Flex (Epoxy). Stock 5'7 dims :)

[@grantk6820]

Awesome! Thanks so much. 🤙🏼

[@treavorfrost332]

Small shitty waves make you so much better when the waves turn on 🤙

[@lachlandudley7478]

I'm a bit confused ont he tic tacking. Am I moving my backfoot over the tail pad to try and physically get hte front part of the board to lift out of the water (or as on a skateboard to get the front trucks to come up of the surface you are on?) or am i just rolling from toe to heel ? Any answers from anyone would be great

[@HowtoRip]

It is a slight mix of both Lachie. The front foot tends to do more rolling from aide to side during speed generation while the back foot presses down to take the weight off the front of the board. During turns, the back foot may roll a little more but again, the back food stays quite sturdy normally - rotational moves may be an exception to this rule where the back foot momentarily becomes the front foot, for instance in land backwards during an air reverse. Regards, Kale (@kalesbroccoli).

[@Campbolero1]

@@HowtoRip ... so I guess if you haven't got your back foot right on the pad, it can be a bit hard to get going? I don't always stick my rear foot so well. Maybe I gotta focus on that. Guys... I wish your vids were around 10 years ago. Would have saved me so much wasted time!! Great work - keep it up! Yiew

[@lanegray8932]

What is the name of the 4 th board?

[@kevinjarabe2331]

Please make a vid on how to ride big waves because i can ride small waves but when i try on bigger waves im always drag down

[@fercova9599]

Great video!!What about fins?

[@HowtoRip]

It varies from person to person. We recommend trying as many different setups and fins as you can. This will help you work out exactly what works for you!

[@devronwithtechron]

@@HowtoRip Fer Cova flexible fins for small waves (speed generating) and stiff fins for good waves (speed control)

[@BlakePicton]

Anyone know what the second baord is?

[@cameroneugster6090]

What was the name of the last surfboard you mentioned for small waves, I'm interested in checking it out.

[@HowtoRip]

JR surfboards...jrsurfboards.com.au That model is a Wraptor in Tr Flex (Epoxy).

[@rmoon01]

The second to last board, the one "alot of the pros are going to", with the sv on the tail. What type of board is that? What category? Thanks.

[@HowtoRip]

High performance small wave board. That one is an epoxy.

[@harryb4852]

what is the name of the 3rd board you talked about and what is the length and volume. thanks

[@brodyskelton5209]

H.B VLOGS 5’3” pod, they made a review on it, not sure about the volume. I have the newer version called the pod mod and it’s 5’6” and 31 liters. I highly recommend it and it’s my favorite board I’ve had yet.

[@aaronking4524]

What is the second board?

[@BlakePicton]

^^

[@SuketaPatel]

I got to try for the first time a surf board this weekend. So excited! My dream of surfing is slowly manifesting. Its summer here in 🇨🇦, Despite the Covid, I went to the beach for a swim after a mountain hike and nice person let me try his board with a paddle..I took the opportunity that came to my space. No waves here, but got the feel finally.....oh it is addictive! Not as easy as I thought even after skateboarding. Tough to keep balance. I guess wide and long surf boards are the key for first timers and small wavers. How long and wide should my first board be? I am 5 feet tall. Please share. I believe it is time for me to take action and buy one on amazon🙏🇨🇦❤️🌈🌎

[@HowtoRip]

Go for it Suketa! Like you said, go for a wider, thicker and longer board. It is hard to say exactly, perhaps around the 7ft mark. Try some hire boards to get a better idea of what works for you right now, then make your purchase!

[@eraserfeet]

Nice video! What is the title of your soundtrack anyway?

[@HowtoRip]

In the description Melvin!

[@alanOHALAN]

can you recommend a board for small waves for a new surfer?

[@HowtoRip]

Yes in our latest video! For a beginner, a modern fish with extra volume may be a good idea :)

[@alanOHALAN]

how about Mini Simmons for beginner? For small summer waves?

[@fr.media_2249]

The 2nd board you showed (2ft through 5ft waves) . Why brand is it and what size is it?

[@MrNitrodude50]

I don't know the exact model, but you're looking at all-around/all condition boards. The Lost Quiver Killer is a great example. Take a look at it's dimensions, and you'll roughly see what they're targeting.

[@shugimoraly9695]

Hi, first of all thank you for the videos.❤ I have one question - if I want to catch small waves I need a small, wide surfboard? And if I want to catch big waves I need a longer and narrower surfboard?

[@HowtoRip]

It depends Shugi, there is no real set answer. There are so many different board designs out there for so many different conditions. In regards to shortboards though, pretty much

[@SimonDewCarpFishing]

Anyone know what the third board is? JJ something?

[@HowtoRip]

JR Surfboards, 'Wraptor'

[@SimonDewCarpFishing]

Thanks👍

[@jaimehagadorn1459]

What size (ft) and liters was the board he rode?

[@HowtoRip]

Which board Jaime?

[@julianlowe9151]

I don’t have a fish but I here they are a lot of fun to ride

[@Jesse-vg2rh]

What size was the 3rd board?

[@HowtoRip]

5'7 JR Wraptor in Tri Flex...jrsurfboards.com.au

[@eamonshields2754]

Yewww 🤙🏼

[@ciscocelotto2220]

I wanna transfer to a short board ive been riding a longboard for a while and tried out my friends shortboard and found it a lot more fun. However, i has no money. Any cheap stuff?

[@HowtoRip]

You’ll find some decent seconds at your loca surf store :) or on Craigslist or gumtree

[@ciscocelotto2220]

thanks

[@augustinsuard5329]

Yo Nice vid! What volume should i need for little waves? I'm 75kg thx!

[@HowtoRip]

at 75kg - beginner 32L, intermediate 29L, advanced 27L

[@augustinsuard5329]

How to Rip thank toi si much!

[@ola3100]

So smaller boards for smaller waves??

[@HowtoRip]

Shorter yes, but they are wider, thicker and flatter than your standard shortboard, with extra volume to help on those small days. Speak to a shaper about getting yourself on a Groveller

[@ola3100]

Yeah thanks for the reply. Awesome surfing, humble teaching thanks again

[@laidbacklocalproductions6717]

Yes

[@mikesuzio2566]

i suck surfing small waves i cant stand up on the board...i live pretty close to the florida panhandle so i see alot of small waves....i try to go to north Carolina or NJ to surf though

[@zacswope6955]

hey im actually visiting PCB this summer. would you recommend a longboard for the short panhandle waves?

[@titis4life1]

??how is the monsta box hifi tecnologi considered on a small waves

[@HowtoRip]

Definitely give it a shot, we've heard great feedback!

[@gizmobalboa2106]

Subbed

[@matthewmonteiro6736]

What was the 3rd board?

[@HowtoRip]

Channel Islands Pod

[@locheeneesham9403]

Where are you surfin’ at there

[@HowtoRip]

South Australia

[@mott1992]

you guys look to be around my size/build (5' 10", 165-170 lbs), and are surfing boards under 6' and under 40L. I have tried surfing small waves on a 41L 6' 8" funboard and the only wave I successfully caught was a powerful 4 footer (the board's bottom is a bit convex in nature tho). I'm thinking about getting a 6' 4" 44L fish, which is substantially bigger than the grovelers I see you guys surfing in this video... Is there a secret to surfing boards smaller like these in the video (especially at my size/build)? Is it just something you "advance your skill" to? It just feels impossible to even catch those tiny waves on such small boards (I'm talking under 40L boards which is tiny to me).

[@HowtoRip]

I think fitness plays a part, but if you want to surf smaller boards you can try making the transition by keeping a higher volume, and over time lowering that volume as you improve.

[@FollowFunk]

How the hell did the music pass the editing process? So loud.

[@HowtoRip]

Because Ryan uses some highly advanced software called iMovie

[@brodyskelton5209]

How to Rip hahahaha im lmfao

[@paciirunva5076]

More videos

[@HowtoRip]

paci irumva we’re working on it!

[@jackfox3346]

Ayyyyyy

[@jackmedford8369]

This is Florida daily

[@billybilly6843]

I have a foam like board I can’t do that :( Edit: and it has fins

[@brodyskelton5209]

Billy Billy you can it’s just a little harder, also every board has fins mate.

[@keeganmcilroy6054]

Bananary. Nice

[@turbo6266]

"small shitty waves" XD

[@thomasbuchanan3559]

I can’t seem to even fucking take off on waves even with like 10+ strokes

[@HowtoRip]

You probably need more volume in your board. More float will help you out here!

[@thomasbuchanan3559]

How to Rip it’s 40 litres is that good or bad? 😅

[@coltenbrown3664]

Your bad waves are my good waves :(

[@HowtoRip]

As long as there is something to surf!

[@coltenbrown3664]

True that bro

[@Cleetus_Clay]

Florida people be like...

[@Coach_Dustin_C]

here's how you catch small waves....skips the actual catching of the waves part.

[@HowtoRip]

Lots of other videos here to explain the catching part. This is about the riding of the small waves.

[@Coach_Dustin_C]

@@HowtoRip not so much actually. the first and last part of your content was good, but you skipped the middle section. It was if you gave an instructional video on flying small planes, and went from from choosing a small engine prop, to the cockpit of a MIG 21. I would have like to see the falls, missed waves, most importantly the actual CATCHING of the wave.

[@danielmitre4693]

What size was the 3rd board???

[@HowtoRip]

5'7