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Ordering was easy. I dropped a message to Luke that I wanted the 90s inspired board he posted on IG ( this was before it was officially called the hammer) and he told me to order it under the custom section on the website with the other option.Fcuk yes, that's gorgeous! Looking forward to hearing some ride reports.
Make mine 6'3 x 19 3/8 x 2 5/8 or so.
What glassing did you go with? How was the whole order process? I was about to order a 6'2 Noa, and almost pulled the trigger, but Covid was starting to look like screwing up everything, and it would have.
The flat panel v-tail is/was a solid design.I agree.
also I can feel the v-spine of a single to double which makes the aft end feel a little more stable during rail to rail transitions.
there's "information" there during the turn.
nah. some of us have felt snigle doing the suck up the face thing...and double not so much/better brek. other piard sngle with quad because setup looser...double other paired with tri because setup stiff....but whatver dependin on rocker outline rials an eveyrthing els eunder sun.Some posters here have no clue to what the effects of these contours do
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I like single to V with quads.nah. some of us have felt snigle doing the suck up the face thing...and double not so much/better brek. other piard sngle with quad because setup looser...double other paired with tri because setup stiff....but whatver dependin on rocker outline rials an eveyrthing els eunder sun.
Very nice! The ellipses of the logo on the tail not lining up with the leash plug kinda bugs me thoughHere maz
Tried to get a good pic of the double between the fins View attachment 97245View attachment 97246View attachment 97247View attachment 97249
Some of the best ever small wave performance designs are single concave...Single Concave. As you may have guessed from the name, this design features just the one concave running down the middle of the surfboard from the nose towards the tail. The single concave is best suited for big clean waves. This means that this design is not great if you are looking for an all-rounder type of surfboard.
Double Concave. (Also Known as Single to Double.) This design is possibly the most popular of the concave options at the moment. Again, the name is fairly self explanatory. Your surfboard will start with one contour up near the front and at some point on the surfboard, this will split into two. The double concave is better suited to the heavier surfer. The double concave near the tail allows for looser turns and freer maneuvers.