Thought some of you guys may like this. It's only about 15 seconds at the beginning of the video but you can see the 47 putting in work on some big ol' rollers at Haulover. Seems she was a bit bow down but certainly plowed through as good as I've ever seen on this channel.


This YouTube channel puts out some pretty cool videos with the occasional Outerlimits/Apache/Cigarette etc. in it blowing through big water.

To me it looks like he let off on the last one and the bow really dropped. On FB everyone is trying to figure how fast he was going, 40,50,60?

As Teenagers We Water Skied out that Cut A lot Sometimes you could only see the Rope going Back Thru a Wave, Not Knowing if the Skier was still on or Not !! Lol, Fun Times For Sure...

Then Whenever there was a Tropical Storm or Hurricane off the Coast we'd Take my Friends 25 Man Life Raft, Some Coolers of Beer and Some Chic's and Paddle out the Cut into what was sometimes 15'+ Waves.. We Never Killed any of us So It Was Awesome...….

ZipZap Power, Livin off the land and Wavy Boats are pretty solid really. They have pretty good power boat posts on youtube if you do a search. Up here in the frozen north its what you do until it get warm.

Definitely eats it up... wouldn't have taken much to get thru that last one clean.

Love that turbo sound.

that there is what the beak does best . . . deflect . . . cool clip.


I'm not sure there really is any clean way to get in and out of some of these cuts when they are running in or out like that. I've been through a number of them including this one and for someone thats just not use to it it can be intimidating. Sometimes you just cant really find the right trim setting because the whole thing just drops out from under you behind a giant standing wave. Some of the cuts up in Jersey that we raced out of were nuts, heck i remember once racing out of Destin they closed the cut for a while during testing and you could not come or go because of the ten foot waves in there . . . .