The Wave Bristol Has released its first short video of the waves produced by wave garden specifically wave garden cove technology and we got say its looks incredible. ever since the first idea of the wave bristol came about we have been watching closely and anticipating what it would look like would the waves be big would they be powerfull would they end up something disappointing like the surf Snowdonia project that for must of us surfer isn’t really what we looking for. The Wave Bristol, on the other hand, intreeged the hell out of us and sparked our dreams about what a true wave pool surf session could be. Pumping waves every 8 seconds up to 1.8 meters high for 1 hours and even the potential to get barreled is every surfer Disney land. and this video just goes to show we haven’t been disappointed one thing is for sure after seeing this video I will defiantly be signing up to get some right at the wave as soon as it opens.

The Wave has teased out tastebuds before with a few clips of the eave getting made and what it would look like then it’s finished and just like the graphic design of the waves the drone video gives you a real sense of the size and scale of the waves that can be produced.

Just like the rising tide of the wave bristol, our anticipation has been building since the first glimpses of the area. now all we need is just to see the size of the wave and some people surfing it to get in to fully froth mode. one thing is for sure this is going to be a game-changer for British surfing and really open up surfing in the UK to a whole new generation with consistent waves beeing churned out daily I can only imagine where this will take the British surf scene.

with other surf gardens coves and pools planned for the coming years in Scotland and London, the UK will potentially be a world leader in wave pools and has set the standard for what’s possible. seeing this only get me excited for the future and especially to catch a few of these sometime soon