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Yes coming from the kook who knows zero about board design and strength training or any kind of trainingIt might be fun trading insults if yours weren't so brain dead.
Anyway, cheers, mate.
Do us all a favor and stick to the political threads where you can pretend like you know some thing
More like I don’t like spending time or money playing around and getting used to different fin setups. Also it is the most common fin setup out there making it very easy for travel.
Pretty much this. I know that a reasonably well constructed thruster with large AMs works for me. Whereas with quads or twins, I need to mess around to figure out the best set up, and I sometimes never find the right combo.
once I found the right quad setup in a board (Mayhem front, QD 4.0 Flat or 80/20 rears) I've found them to work in several other quads, from grovelers to better wave boards. Sure took awhile to lock into that though.
Ever tried something a little different like a modern planning hull design such as Tomo makes?
That surf splendor guy is such a tool, can’t listen to or watch that guy.
Dawn patrol is awesome. It's not as awesome as the wind laid down instead of increasing and everyone cracked beers for the Jags game and presto, Sunday afternoon runners with a light crowd, but DP is DP, yo.
The planned obsolescence is mildly irritating yet strangely captivating when served up with a stylish mind surfing side salad by Rob.
Wow, Rob really went "all in" on the shaping thing. Dude now lives in a van?The Volcanic is erupting into surfshops and Rob's on fire with his new quad fins.
And the asking price for his new quad fins: $249.95 Aud. That's a hefty price tag.
Dang, Santa’s not going to be happy about that; sounds like Rob’s gonna be getting coal his stocking … or a bag full of smelly d!cks.
