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Pyzel Mini Padillac
- Thread starter Maz
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I ran EAs for quite a while in my OG Paddi. No real complaints. They are stable and predictible. Good for covering ground in a straight line and still probably my choice for legit bit waves. Not impossible to turn but definitely best for more drawn out lines. This winter while surfing a big mushy reef I played around with smaller, more upright sets. The captain fin christenson set definitely loosened things up and made the big, but less than life threatening, waves a bit more fun. The board jas so much glide and hold that I dont think a lot of fin area is needed.
Not an apples to apples comparison to the Mini Paddi, given that I'm talking about the normal 7-10.
Not an apples to apples comparison to the Mini Paddi, given that I'm talking about the normal 7-10.
Yes, sorry, I've meandered from talking about mini padi and fins for it, to padi fins and some of the new sets that may be happening in some padillacs. Couldn't help myself...
Would still love to know what fins @Pyzelsurfboards is running himself in the mini-padi when he has a moment to chime in.