Surfing isn't for everyone. You have to be able to swim, you can't be afraid of sharks, and you better be comfortable with sand in your shorts.

Also, you can only surf during the day -- night-surfing is both dangerous and discouraged.

Unless you're able to go glow-in-the-dark surfing, anyway. Wavegarden, an Austin, Texas-based company that solved both the landlocked problem and the shark-infested waters problem by creating a wave pool designed specifically for surfing, now has added another wrinkle to their game.

You can now surf at night on waves that change color.

The experience, which looks like a psychedelic lover's dream, it creatively captured in this video:

While acknowledging the risk of dipping into hyperbole, this invention has the chance to change surfing as a recreational diversion.

Surfing purists would probably say this is a change for the worse, further divorcing the sport from its natural setting, but surfing at night on multi-colored waves seems like it has to be a great experience.

Surfing at night, indoors, on colorful waves, without the risk of shark attacks or drowning. It's not your father's brand of surfing, but there's no way it can't be fun.

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