No you don’t.I understand his contribution to surfing, sailing, and windsurfing...
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No you don’t.I understand his contribution to surfing, sailing, and windsurfing...
Maiming oneself and others?Greg Griffin said:Why do you think this is a well designed fin ?
I personally dont think its a good design. I think the fin will cavitate under pressure.Greg Griffin said:Why do you think this is a well designed fin ?
A fin setup so good that everyone is using it now....deforest said:Best in Show 2011 at Del Mar Sacred Craft Expo.
Rear trailer quad fins.... look familiar?
http://dantomo.blogspot.com/2011/10/next-gen-wins-best-of-show.html
roy stewarts tunnel fin is a faster designDuffy said:A fin setup so good that everyone is using it now....deforest said:Best in Show 2011 at Del Mar Sacred Craft Expo.
Rear trailer quad fins.... look familiar?
http://dantomo.blogspot.com/2011/10/next-gen-wins-best-of-show.html
It’s all see these days.
Here is a question for Duffy or Greg.Duffy said:Lol.deforest said:Looks like another attempt to replicate a Daniel Thomson/Mark Thomson fin design (IMO).
https://trueames.wordpress.com/2012/09/06/greenough-surf-fins-history/
Forestcrapper is going to send you death threats for not giving the "original" hatchet fins 5 stars and a happy face.i got the thompson keels because he and tomo were using 'em on a fish design a long time ago and just generally speaking i think having more fin surface area works on boards with wider tails... i dont have an HP twin to try the trap's out in.
i did not like the hatchet quads on HP boards. i don't like them on superchunk (pictured) if the waves have any size.
the hatchets (quad/tri) were super twitchy and unpredictable feeling in hp boards, maybe it takes a better surfer like tomo to appreciate.
i've been thinking about trying out just the hatchet trailer with my normal fins when the waves are weaker for the sake of experimentation... futures released a set like that awhile ago (vectors?)