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Kelly Slater Just Built the Best Man-made Wave on the Planet!

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Kelly Slater just built the best manmade wave on the Planet! 

The Kelly Slater Wave Company located in Cape Hatteras, North Carolina has been developing the perfect wave since 2005.  Kelly Slater states it is now the world's best man-made wave.

 


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