whats going on with the bottoms of those things? flat to V? they got my interest. thank you
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Since you don't like that Mabile I'll take it from you.My Ghostbuster has roll vee in the nose to a fairly substantial single concave
Stamps WTF single to double with vee
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retodd, can you sound off about the characteristics in onshore/texture/devil wind between the two?My Ghostbuster has roll vee in the nose to a fairly substantial single concave
Stamps WTF single to double with vee
Can't go wrong View attachment 91440View attachment 91441
Fin placement on the Stamps is further back - less catchy than a forward plcement keeping you further up = Catchy ;-)retodd, can you sound off about the characteristics in onshore/texture/devil wind between the two?
Is the ghostbuster better in light onshore soft walls and the Stamps better at accelerating from pumping but feels a bit more catchy?
I see; so even though one has convex bottom forward, and one has concave, my assumption that the belly/vee forward board is better in texture/onshore shouldn't be made in isolation with respect to other design elements?Fin placement on the Stamps is further back - less catchy than a forward plcement keeping you further up = Catchy ;-)