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What I do remember is the board got a big pressure in the bottom from my head.Just based off memory. I don't think I'm misremembering. Search is useless.
how was ur head afterwards? wait, nevermind...What I do remember is the board got a big pressure in the bottom from my head.
I was wrong.What I do remember is the board got a big pressure in the bottom from my head.
No idea. It's been awhile.I was wrong.
You said the glassing was a C-
Post #250
Official ....Lost custom order thread
Two of my three customs arrived over the weekend. That makes it around 7 weeks order to delivery. Pretty swift for lost.forum.surfer.com
Me too!that dude is gonna be good for the brand. I loved that video of him and VB
That was an entertaining thread. Lots of goodies in thereNo idea. It's been awhile.
I'll pay that one.Perfect visual display of a roundhouse cut back by Margo on a twin fin. Notice how much rail is used on this maneuver.
http://instagr.am/p/C18zYUgS-WR/
Even as a quad, there is still no center fin or stabilizer. I think it still proves my point that having a center fin or stabilizer does not help when executing a roundhouse maneuver. I actually think having no center fin helps, because you are really using more rail than fin to push off when you are cutting back on the shoulder of the wave.he's on a quad....the vesper is set up as a quad
not all albums are twins
But for the average surfer?Even as a quad, there is still no center fin or stabilizer. I think it still proves my point that having a center fin or stabilizer does not help when executing a roundhouse maneuver. I actually think having no center fin helps, because you are really using more rail than fin to push off when you are cutting back on the shoulder of the wave.
Average surfers suck sh!t on thrusters.But for the average surfer?
Using top level guys, especially Josh Kerr (who I'll reiterate is a world champ level surfer and likely the best surfer on twin fin, ever) is not a great example. Some of these guys are so far beyond your average surfer they aren't even participating in the same activity.
I saw an interview with Josh Kerr where he mentioned a thruster is designed to redirect and keep you in the pocket, a twin fin wants to stay more in the open face.
Considering his credentials I think that viewpoint holds weight.
I agree 100%.Average surfers suck sh!t on thrusters.
Why do you think so many average surfers have all but stopped buying them?
Average surfers are better off not having to overcome the presence of an anchor on their boards.
Personal experience - everyone who knows my surfing (very fucking far below Josh Kerr level) will tell you I surf waaaaaayyyyy better on twins.
And I know a bunch of guys from really high level surfers to average joes who have moved to twins and quads as they’ve gotten older because….
…..wait for it….
….they surf better on them.
cutty perf but pretty sure this is a thruster Plasmic variationPerfect visual display of a roundhouse cut back by Margo on a twin fin. Notice how much rail is used on this maneuver.
http://instagr.am/p/C18zYUgS-WR/
Quadcutty perf but pretty sure this is a thruster Plasmic variation
For whatever reason over the past decade we'd happen to show up at the same spots on the same day on the regular. Back when he was still riding thrusters, his surfing post Rusty completely blew my mind. I was never a fan before, but watching him off tour and off R. was like a completely different surfer. Agility and technical ability off the richter.Josh Kerr, likely best surfer on a twin fin ever...you really did just come down in the last shower of rain.
Oh wait...head injury. Carry on.
Most aren't surfing any better on twins.Average surfers suck sh!t on thrusters.
Marketing.Why do you think so many average surfers have all but stopped buying them?
The driving on ice analogy applies here. Whatever maintains control with the most skilled driver will be the fastest, regardless of how powerful the engine. In some cases that will be a twin or quad, but in most cases for most average surfers they will be best on a thruster. Traction is slower but serves a purpose.Average surfers are better off not having to overcome the presence of an anchor on their boards.