My days of Kayaking to Cortes solo are in the past. That paddle back is rough after putting in a double session.
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I’ve got a 6’1 Stamps B12 which isn’t really a step up but more of a good wave board.
I’ve been messing around with fins since getting it, and I think I’ve settled on L JJF sides with a M centre.
The board has decent tail rocker/flip imo, so maybe that’s part of it.
I’m 165lbs but wear full 6mm etc whenever this board is getting used.
Full medium set in my blackbird.
I’ve been messing around with fins since getting it, and I think I’ve settled on L JJF sides with a M centre.
The board has decent tail rocker/flip imo, so maybe that’s part of it.
I’m 165lbs but wear full 6mm etc whenever this board is getting used.
Full medium set in my blackbird.
our own "blakesta" invented something similar long ago:
perhaps theyll sponsor wiggoly dantas
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For 39 pounds you too can become a Brazzo surfer in knee-high waves. Guaranteed!our own "blakesta" invented something similar long ago:
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our own "blakesta" invented something similar long ago:
perhaps theyll sponsor wiggoly dantasWIGGL SURFING
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Lazy twin lineup:
SOC, Album/Shapers PT, Machado, Rasta (T1 template). Last two have “inside foil”.
Couldn’t find the Akilas or I would’ve included them.
SOC, Album/Shapers PT, Machado, Rasta (T1 template). Last two have “inside foil”.
Couldn’t find the Akilas or I would’ve included them.
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has anyone tried the doc tallboy twins from NVS? they look kind of like a giant AM2 which is interesting to me.
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Surf Prescriptions Tallboy Twin - Apex
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Damn you!has anyone tried the doc tallboy twins from NVS? they look kind of like a giant AM2 which is interesting to me.
Surf Prescriptions Tallboy Twin - Apex
Jeff “Doc” Lausch has been shaping boards and refining his craft for for nearly four decades; and has been making boards under his label “Surf Prescriptions” out of Huntington Beach, California since 1982. Doc and the crew at Surf Prescriptions are “dedicated to pushing the limits of high...
Must. Stop. Buying. Fins!!!!
Welp. I just ordered them. 25% off.
If they aren’t rad then I’ll sell them at a profit.
BTW, coming soon….
The huge giant absurd Duffy’s fins blowout sale!!!!!!
Anyone tried these C-drive NVS? I have a bord lacking in drive.
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C-Drive Thrusters (S, M, L) - Apex
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I use them in a sakal mid length twin. All positives. Been in that board for probably 3 yrs now. Joe Blair-SD old school legend shaper was teasing me about them coming up from surf a few days back. told me to me to use my grinder and sand paper to make some real fins.Anyone tried these C-drive NVS? I have a bord lacking in drive.
C-Drive Thrusters (S, M, L) - Apex
For All Australian & New Zealand C-Drive Fin orders, purchase here: http://www.cdrivefins.com Additionally please speak to Troy - Troy.cdrvfins@gmail.com for further information.The C-Drive Fins® template was developed by Troy Clutton C&C Fin Design and has been used by the likes of Ross...
Need Help with Fin Sizing.
Hi, I am getting a few new boards in the next few weeks. I surf in the Northeast, where waves often lack power even on big days, but it can get powerful depending on swell direction. I am 5'7 X 178 lbs + the 8 pound or so winter gear.
Being right over the cusp of futures' weight range for medium of 145-175 lbs, I am unsure of whether I should go large on all of the pairs I order, medium or what.
I've been on a medium size pair of blackstix 2.0 for the past several years as my sort of staple fin.
Looking for commentary from folks on the lower end of the large size fin weight range and what their experiences have been with both twin + trailer sets (for my small wave performance/all rounder) and for thruster and quad sets for my performance/step up
Would love to know whats faster, easier to maneuver, and gives best balance of hold size-wise. I like to surf top to bottom.
Hi, I am getting a few new boards in the next few weeks. I surf in the Northeast, where waves often lack power even on big days, but it can get powerful depending on swell direction. I am 5'7 X 178 lbs + the 8 pound or so winter gear.
Being right over the cusp of futures' weight range for medium of 145-175 lbs, I am unsure of whether I should go large on all of the pairs I order, medium or what.
I've been on a medium size pair of blackstix 2.0 for the past several years as my sort of staple fin.
Looking for commentary from folks on the lower end of the large size fin weight range and what their experiences have been with both twin + trailer sets (for my small wave performance/all rounder) and for thruster and quad sets for my performance/step up
Would love to know whats faster, easier to maneuver, and gives best balance of hold size-wise. I like to surf top to bottom.