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Backhand on a fish isn't a twin fin problem, it's that big swallow tail.Solved the twins surfing like a thruster problem for some but if you just wanted to surf like twins meant to be surfed was never a problem
Yeah, my fish definitely has pressures on the deck. The OR is solid but maybe a little too solid. I dropped it from a relatively low height - gripping the rail with my hand, not under the arm and it slipped out - and the rail got a crack. No give. Just crack. Kinda brittle but pretty strong/heavy.
Only referring to fin placement and style of surfing done with each placementBackhand on a fish isn't a twin fin problem, it's that big swallow tail.
Album makes a workaround (I wonder if CC would do something like this)….
Only referring to fin placement and style of surfing done with each placement
Not your size - or your coast - but if you keep your eye out I do see a lot of these come up for sale…
Worth checking out Ryan Sakal. He does a really nice SD fish also. Probably my fav out of the ones I've tried/had. Lots of drive, projection, and glide. Set a hard bottom turn and that one covers some serious ground and climbs up to the lip with ease. Little vee in the nose to a deep single through the back. Hanel made me a great one also years ago that I used regularly and on some heavy days were I should of been on a much bigger board. Lots of paddling, but some epic memorable rides from that one also.
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Is he surfin' for CI nowSo sick.
Eimeo Czermak on Instagram: "I was riding a 5.6 twin fin swallow tail @cisurfboards , it was honestly hard to hold the line but I only had that board and it made it way more special honestly haha❤️ @byltbasics #aura"
21K likes, 169 comments - eimeo.czermak on August 3, 2024: "I was riding a 5.6 twin fin swallow tail @cisurfboards , it was honestly hard to hold the line but I only had that board and it made it way more special honestly haha❤️ @byltbasics #aura".
If by “modern“ you mean traditional outline with modern rails/bottom then Christenson is what I would call modern. It’s just disguised as retro with the glassed on wood keels.
Since you don't have room for it I can store it in my garage for awhile if you want
I passed him as I was walking back up the stairs at Ulus a couple of weeks back. He had that board under him arm…sorry I didn’t stick around to watch.
It seems like they are developing a Mikey TKF. Think that’s what we’re seeing
A few tweaks to the POS fish which is the last iteration, with the fins moved back to a proper position. Probably some new fins too.
