Quiksilver Cypher Vision (2010)
Watch Dane Reynolds, Julian Wilson, Jeremy Flores and Kelly Slater in Quiksilver's Cypher Vision - A Short Film. SHOT WITH A REVOLUTIONARY CAMERA THAT HAS NEVER BEEN USED TO CAPTURE SURFING FROM THE WATER. You'll trip out on amazing super slo-mo sequences of the world's best surfers. Witness every drop of spray, board flex and body contortion as they draw unique lines on every wave. It's performance surfing as you've never seen it before.
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Watch Dane Reynolds, Julian Wilson, Jeremy Flores and Kelly Slater in Quiksilver's Cypher Vision - A Short Film. SHOT WITH A REVOLUTIONARY CAMERA THAT HAS NEVER BEEN USED TO CAPTURE SURFING FROM THE WATER. You'll trip out on amazing super slo-mo sequences of the world's best surfers. Witness every drop of spray, board flex and body contortion as they draw unique lines on every wave. It's performance surfing as you've never seen it before.
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