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Large KC’s are pretty close to the accelerator, right?
Strange that they don’t mention the extra cant, that makes a huge difference.
I guess it depends on what you like. I tend to prefer stiffer fins and like the JJFs in everyday conditions, especially there’s some curve or push. More flex might be better in softer, flatter conditions.
I liked the blue/black color scheme version, but seems like Oeste swiped the only set with his buy first, ask questions later technique.
I like the Rasta quads quite a bit. Neutral template. Flex is good and drivey.
I remember GG saying something about thicker fins "acting" bigger , all other things being equalQuestion. I saw some non-brand name fins for futures boxes same template as f6 and same hex material except that the foil is just slightly thicker throughout. What impact would that have on how they feel? See link below
Not more than initial impressions, only two surfs and waves didn’t allow for many turns or maneuvers. Didn’t do anything funny or unpredictable; seemed like could be a good match for Lightbender fish. Want to try a roundpin more like Wildcat. Outta town this week, but hope to give them another go next week.
captainfin.com
no idea how that happened. any advice on quad rears that would work well on both the Accelerators and the H4s?i had a set for a while. i used them in a 6-6 Allan Gibbons that was setup NPJ quartet style. they felt good in that scenario. I never really rode them in other boards although I wish I had. I ended up selling them to a friend who runs them in his quad fish and seems happy with how they perform. he's a smaller guy.Anyone try these? I like riding a big gun in OH waves for the rail drive, and I thought these might loosen it up.
NPJ Quartet Quad - Brown - Single Tab
The Neal Purchase Jr. Quartet is a solid fiberglass layup that's part of our Limited La Especial Collection. This template was developed by NPJ for maximum speed and control. "I was riding ‘70s twin fins and decided to add two stabilizers to add drive and make a quad. Took a quarter inch off the...
