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Album Surfboards
- Thread starter Aruka
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I’ve always preferred thrusters in waist high and below. Short fat thrusters.
I am card carrying Twinsman fanboi.
I have had two beach break surfs (honeymoon phase) on 5' 6" Varial custom Disorder that I placed in early December (arrived this week). The length is based on the diagonal from tip to tip, where the center line is shorter. It has a wider outline thats carries through in the tail. Rails are thinner than many Album boards, still full. Seems like there is a bit more entry rocker (not measured). It is an okay paddler. It catches wave very well and can get in late with minimal issue. It lets you hang out in the beach break nudging you to go for everything.
It is my liveliest board to date. I am surprised in how playful and responsive the Disorder is considering its outline, etc. I guess don't judge the book by its cover. It pivots quicker than Twinsman. As I have nothing but the best experiences on the Twinsman, the Disorder might be more fun and actually easier to surf...to be determined
I have had two beach break surfs (honeymoon phase) on 5' 6" Varial custom Disorder that I placed in early December (arrived this week). The length is based on the diagonal from tip to tip, where the center line is shorter. It has a wider outline thats carries through in the tail. Rails are thinner than many Album boards, still full. Seems like there is a bit more entry rocker (not measured). It is an okay paddler. It catches wave very well and can get in late with minimal issue. It lets you hang out in the beach break nudging you to go for everything.
It is my liveliest board to date. I am surprised in how playful and responsive the Disorder is considering its outline, etc. I guess don't judge the book by its cover. It pivots quicker than Twinsman. As I have nothing but the best experiences on the Twinsman, the Disorder might be more fun and actually easier to surf...to be determined
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Only a matter of time before I break down and order a Twinsman. Can't .... resist ... the hype!
I’ve been playing around with mine. Currently using a Futures EN on the toe side and Stretch quads on the heel.
I need to give it a few surfs.
Might put the Britt on the toe, AM2 and the AMT trailer on the heel next…
Anyone want to trade for a 5’4” MOTE Tracks Twinny? Really looking for a Lightbender or another Plasmic but might be open to others.
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If anyone is interested in a 7ft Darkness (no wing, quad/2 plus 1, or single) I still have mine up for sale. Just stripped the wax off and she's mint!!!!
