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Traction placement ruling needed
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itz some kind of fkn unicorn or st. kinda like those mote boars with 19 month long waits.
Holy Chit! Check out this custom pad hole. Almost looks like it was made that way!
that's the Sympl fish pad, it is made that way
Sympl - Nº6 Fish Surf Traction
Surfboard Traction Pads that won’t tear up your knees! Nº1 Traction Pad Specs: Pieces: 2 Kick: High (30mm) Kick Angle: 55º Arch: Flat Length: 320mm Width: 305mm 3M Adhesive
symplofficial.com
Has anybody seen one of these Sympl Fish Pads in person? I'm curious as to how hight the kicker is.
Every online description says it's "low," but in that photo above it looks like it's a decent height.
It’s very low, more like a hump instead of a kick. Definitely no vert to it. I’m a fan of Sympl pads as they’re all very consistent. Lots of other brands you can see inconsistencies in arch, kick, where the sections are cut, even the thickness within the same pad, etc…
I took out both cutouts in the twin fin on the far right
I took out both cutouts in the twin fin on the far right
sympl are ok but dont grip as good as astrodeck and dakine. soft pads tho. bettef if they made more standard grip patterns.
symple had a great flat pad with standard grid pattern that was awesome. then they moved to hipster chit with lines that doesn't grip
That’s another reason I like them. Softer and I use the ones with no nobby bumps preventing me from moving feet around and readjusting my stance. But it’s all personal preference