Ultimate Windbomb Guide

There are tons of windbomb tutorials out there but I have never seen one that provides the tips that I do in this video, so if you have always struggled with windbomb like I have, or if you think you could still improve a little bit, I guarantee you will learn something new about windbombs in this video.

00:00 Intro
00:22 How a Windbomb Works
00:41 Ledge Windbomb
02:08 Vertical Gliding Windbomb
03:31 Horizontal Gliding Windbomb
04:23 Spider Windbomb
04:43 Mastercycle Windbombs
05:27 Shield Spin Cancel Windbomb
06:28 Blind and Deaf Windbomb
07:17 Outro

[restrictednuggies]

Finally, the windbomb tutorial everyone looks for but can’t find

[biscuitboi]

I haven’t seen my horse in months. Poor guy is still on a beach somewhere

[ZHasher]

Here I am 6yrs later finally learning how to windbomb during a pre totk playthrough. Great tutorial man - thank you!

[Bluumpuut]

the lock-on was a life saver. never knew what i was doing wrong but i got it like 10% of the time. But even with just trying it for a bit with lock-on it felt so much more consistent. + with the timing for when the right foot goes up helped even more. Great tutorial

[CDF_Cool_Cat]

If you ever need help with any windbomb remember the following quote that helped me master each and every kind of windbomb:

"if you need to windbomb somewhere just windbomb there"
-Jasper 1898 BC

[Chris-P-Critter]

I've done just about everything in the game, apart from finding all the shrines (with about 24 left) and killing Ganon. I finally decided to check out all these little glitches and exploits now that I've basically experienced the whole game on my own terms, now I'm addicted to wind bombing.

This definitely solidified my understanding of the technique, so thanks for going into such detail! Most guides and tutorials just teach the button sequence and leave it at that.

[phucang]

damn the "drop the square bomb when link feet go above the other" make my windbomb practices so freaking clean, thanks you

[SoggyWaggles]

When i first saw the wind mob i thought it was easy but it wasn’t now with the trick of placing a bomb when links foot gets up changed my life

[brycefontaine]

Hands down best wind bomb tutorial on youtube, informative and very understandable. Congrats bro i appreciate the tutorial

[boi]

Now I can reference your channel whenever I’m proud of my windbombs

[zermega]

A little tip for the horizontal wind bomb: pay attention to the square when the ring around it stops then you can detonate the circle and you can then tell how much faster or slower to do it from then

[TigerBlade]

thank you so much for this i just learned the normal wind bomb today and now i can do mastercycle wind bomb too which is easily the most convinient one bc you can do it without a ledge or anything

[fasola]

Les go I have been needing this! Thanks!

[Logttt]

never knew how to windbomb until this, thank you so much. you just earned a new subscriber

[Sqk.]

This video helped me finally learn windbombing. I learnt BLSS and a couple other glitches before this but just never got to windbombs and I regret not learning it before

[sheikahzelda]

omg this is such a good tutorial! good job knight!

[timg]

I was having so much trouble getting ledge windbombs to work until I saw this video. Locking on first really was the key, and I'm much more consistent now. Thanks for the excellent tutorial.

[ClanofMashuganas]

This came out great, Knight! Cricket is the best windbomb sensei ever!

[tomdaturtle]

Thank you so much! For the ledge windbombs, even if I don't follow any of the other advice, continuing to lock on made my windbombs so much more successful!

[AcidDotDrop]

The lock on and right foot tips are such a big game changer. I kept blowing myself up and had such a low success rate but couldn't figure out where my timing was off. Those two tips alone boosted my rate from 10-20%ish to above 90% in an instant. it needs a bit getting used to holding the pad a bit different than what I was "training" for some time now that causes me to mess up the initial jump more often but damn, thanks man.