Step Into Liquid (FULL MOVIE) Surfing Documentary, Surf Travel, Surfer Video

Zigzagging from the waters off Ireland to Oahu's ripping North Shore, this documentary profiles the diverse and fascinating characters who have devoted their lives to catching the perfect wave.

This documentary directed by Dana Brown smashes any preconceptions that the surfing community mostly comprises of buff blondes and hardbodies. From the waters off Ireland to Da Nang in Vietnam and Oahu's ripping North Shore, Step Into Liquid profiles the diverse and fascinating characters who have devoted their lives to catching the perfect wave.

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[MiddlewayGoodLife]

When I first started surfing (2005) I downloaded this from limewire. It was the only surfing I had and I used to watch it over and over. I totally forgot about it. Awesome to see it again now and reminisce how badly I wanted to surf a point break, a reef.. now I've done it all. Feeling very nostalgic. 😊❤

[spencersolis]

Born in 97 Grew up watching this movie it’s what inspired me to surf

[ronaldberko]

I can watch these kinds if documentaries all day long and not get bored 😊

[warrenbfeagins]

Along with Riding Giants this is still the greatest surf doc of all-time. 🏄🏿‍♂️

[FromMyEyesToYours]

If ever a documentary has been made to cover every aspect and participant level of any given sport, it is this one. I have much respect for all.

[davidgordon]

One of the most beautiful, meaningful, Informative, touching documentaries I've ever watched. Epic❤from one surfer to millions. All the best. 🌊🏄‍♂🌊

[stephenmccandless]

Great movie! I began my surfing experience in 1963 in the south bay, and the times have been getting more and more incredible each year !! I started on an 8'5" Velzy Jacobs balsa wood board, and finished on a 6'3" tri fin Jacobs....The greatest sport in the world!

[SurfinLifeCaliGurl]

51 and I’m still dreamin of learning to surf in Cali 🏄‍♀️

[RandyWouldGo]

saw that in the theater when it came out. other than the endless summer.... its the best non hollywood surf movie of all time.... nothing captures the spirit and love for waves like step into liquid... i show it to everyone that asks me what surfing is really about

[redsammy]

My mom bought my older brother a surfboard in 1968, it had purple flowers on the deck, he pushed me into a wave at 5 years old and I was hooked, 55 years later at 60, I get the same feeling paddling out every time. My mom used to give us hell for skipping school when the surf was up and just the other day I told her, hey, it is all your fault, should have never put up the $50 for that board, but thank god you did.

[johnshields]

Very cool, I grew up and still live right on the northeast coast of USA, born begining of summer my mom put me in as infant so I was a water baby, the cold green Atlantic is where I feel at home. The ocean triggers a primitive part of my brain, something that can't be explained easily. Thanks for the content.

[Chapiza]

i remember renting this from blockbuster as a young san diego grom in the mid 2000s along with endless summer and later riding giants. such great memories of being struck by da bug

[BartMullin-od]

Even though I'm not a surfer, I get the statement that when you get the 'fatal taste' and know that you're hooked for life. I had that taste in 1989 with mountain-biking. Also, the stoke is quite similar during the time you're riding and post in my opinion (just surfing the mountain vs. a wave... ) on the soul level.

[I grew up on the SoCal coast so I was always close to the beach/surf/ocean vibe even if I was never one of the water tribe; tried surfing once in Huntington Beach and got too many mouthfuls of saltwater and a gnarly earache for my pains... ]

[cs]

7:33 It took me 21 years, but now I finally remember where I first heard Touched.

[cosmofonia-luigiantonio]

I started surfing in 1996 at the age of 38 so, when Step into Liquid came out it caught me full blast on. It shows so much to look up to. It brings me the early memories of my beggining as a surfer... I thought it was released before 2003, though... Great documentary!

[JacquesTheron-fv]

Great movie, I can feel the STOKE, thanks for recommending this Dave - you just created a new surfer 😊

[andross]

I remember I was 13 years old when not only did I start surfing in 2003 but this movie came out around the same time! I remember seeing its premiere at a theatre in Del Mar, CA at the time! Thanks for uploading Step into Liquid Echoboom Sports! Sadly a couple of surfers Dana Brown was lucky to interview at the time are long passed on at least two of them! Rabbit Kakie (1920-2016) and Bruce Brown (1937-2017) are sadly no longer with us! Again it's great to watch this documentary! Thanks for uploading! :)

[surfhealthy]

Thank you posting this and taking me back. Appreciate you.

[FunsongsMusicByPeterRahill]

0:27 - let's go...! 12:49 - if the West has The Beach Boys; these fellas deserve The Lake Lads; 23:17. The craic; yeh. 1:13:36 - look out!!

[KarlAbe-qt]

My worst over the falls backwards trying to punch thru a wave was at Avalanche North shore punched thru only to get sucked with the lip backwards got tumbled so bad I was swimming down thinking was going up. Saw my life flash before me like flash cards , then went from panic to acceptance this is it and the most peaceful feeling I've ever felt . Got pulled by rip out into deep blue waters