My ghost is now the point of reference for any other board I get in the future…lol.
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Pyzel Ghost?
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I ride a 6’6 and 7’0 Ghost and sold all my other short boards. They are just so easy to ride and work from average waves to as hollow and heavy as it gets. I wish I would have had them 15 years ago when I still really ripped. Got a 6’2 Astro Pop XL as my groveler and it literally goes on knee high slop to overhead bombs. Pyzel has some magic boards.
The Ghost was the first board I ever had that clicked with me on the first session. First wave was ´´ok, this is strange´´, second wave was ´´uow, this thing can move, not a brick at all´´ and third wave was ´´well...I´m in love´´.
Same with me. Pure magic.
Sorry, I'm sure it's within this thread, but I'm not able to sift through 65 pages of froth 
For the quad guys, which fins are working well for you in your Ghosts?
For the quad guys, which fins are working well for you in your Ghosts?
Right now I’m running AMTs in front and these in the rears….Sorry, I'm sure it's within this thread, but I'm not able to sift through 65 pages of froth
For the quad guys, which fins are working well for you in your Ghosts?
2.5" Trailer Single - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
2.5" Trailer Single: Future compatible This is a one of a kind center trailer fin design for either a 5th center fin or even a center trailer fin in a tri-fin setup. Loosen up that 5 fin or make your tri fin ride completely different. Also a great fin to add stability to your twin fin setup...
www.trueames.com
Going to try True Ames fiberglass Merricks in front with Stretch fiberglass rears in back Next solid wave session. If I‘m going backside I run the full Stretch set front and back.
I’ve had some memorable sessions with rasta quads. Amazing.Sorry, I'm sure it's within this thread, but I'm not able to sift through 65 pages of froth
For the quad guys, which fins are working well for you in your Ghosts?
I use stretch fins Unlimited fiberglass in 6’6 and 7’0 Ghost. Not sure the size but they are not the small ones Like these.
https://store.stretchboards.com/product/stretch-s2-five-fin-set I think they might be 4.625 fronts and 4.25 backs For reference I am 6’5-240
https://store.stretchboards.com/product/stretch-s2-five-fin-set I think they might be 4.625 fronts and 4.25 backs For reference I am 6’5-240
That's awesome as i like those fins. Duffy and snipers choices are also set ups that I've used and liked, which increases the chances I'll like a ghost
Did basically the same set up on my mini padi and it was really fun when the surf was less than epicRight now I’m running AMTs in front and these in the rears….
2.5" Trailer Single - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
2.5" Trailer Single: Future compatible This is a one of a kind center trailer fin design for either a 5th center fin or even a center trailer fin in a tri-fin setup. Loosen up that 5 fin or make your tri fin ride completely different. Also a great fin to add stability to your twin fin setup...
Duffy ... just to clarify .... you're running the AMT twin fin set in your Ghost? Just curious ... i'm still sorting through fins with mine .... keep going back and forth between quad setup and thruster.Right now I’m running AMTs in front and these in the rears….
2.5" Trailer Single - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
2.5" Trailer Single: Future compatible This is a one of a kind center trailer fin design for either a 5th center fin or even a center trailer fin in a tri-fin setup. Loosen up that 5 fin or make your tri fin ride completely different. Also a great fin to add stability to your twin fin setup...
Going to try True Ames fiberglass Merricks in front with Stretch fiberglass rears in back Next solid wave session. If I‘m going backside I run the full Stretch set front and back.
Yes. Twin fins with tiny trailers in the quad rears.
Been surfing twins almost exclusively for a couple years so it makes the transition easier.
The front boxes on the Ghost are set “too far” forward for twins so the little rear trailers mitigates that issue.
These ones?
Future surfboard fins - sporting goods - by owner - sale - craigslist
Brand new future fins. Quad setup, mint condition. Ride #7-10.
Awesome .... i've got the AMTs .... don't have the little rear trailers .... but thinking might be worth giving the twin + trailer setup a try. So far i've tried the AM2 thruster set ... felt sluggish, the AM2s with the Roberts trailers not good, Roberts quad set went well but didn't feel like it had enough drive, Machado thruster set has felt the best so far. Haven't had good conditions to test but things have been picking up down here the last week or so with more on the way ....
Yes!!These ones?
Future surfboard fins - sporting goods - by owner - sale - craigslist
Brand new future fins. Quad setup, mint condition. Ride #7-10.sfbay.craigslist.org
Try the JJF futures tri set.
It's all I've ridden in my Ghost and they always went well. I'm 160 and have ridden the mediums.
Quads are always a mystery to me.
It's all I've ridden in my Ghost and they always went well. I'm 160 and have ridden the mediums.
Quads are always a mystery to me.
Yeah ... i've been thinking the same thing ... fins are not easy to come by down here .. .been trying to see what works with what i've already got. It's about 6 weeks before our season starts so will probably put in order in ... takes about a month for me to get them.
For me small wave quads with full foiled rears felt significantly "slower" so I much preferred flat inside or at least 80/20. That being said the rasta quads (symmetrical) have felt good when waves start to have more push.
To keep it Ghost related a few new additions to my quiver including 5'11 and 6'3 Ghosts on the right
To keep it Ghost related a few new additions to my quiver including 5'11 and 6'3 Ghosts on the right
Those look spicy. Tell us more about all those sick sleds. Models sizes dims.
White Tiger 5'8 x 20 x 2 5/8 33.5ltr
JJF "White Shadow" 5'11 x 19.25 x 2.56 31.9ltr
JJF Highline "x-con" 5'11 x 19.56 x 2.73 32ltr
JJF Ghost 5'11 x 19 x 2.73 31ltr
Ghost 6'3 19 7/8 x 2 3/4 34.3ltr
JJF "White Shadow" 5'11 x 19.25 x 2.56 31.9ltr
JJF Highline "x-con" 5'11 x 19.56 x 2.73 32ltr
JJF Ghost 5'11 x 19 x 2.73 31ltr
Ghost 6'3 19 7/8 x 2 3/4 34.3ltr