@chilly1 give us the deets.anyone have the MC Reverse Vee twin pin ride reports?
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@chilly1 give us the deets.anyone have the MC Reverse Vee twin pin ride reports?
Only wish I could Cisco, day before it arrived jacked up my wrist which is taking an excruciatingly long time to heal! Will share deets...eventually@chilly1 give us the deets.
Then I'm sure I've surfed with you a lot. Say hi next time“Share the stoke with the whole pack at your local”, lolz.
Yeah right. I’m on one of these I’m gunning for a d!ck of the day wave count.
You need to watch ole log footage pig shape D fin creative ways find trim and barrels on 50lbs boardsGot the Son of Cobra fins and took the 7'4 out for a couple more sessions. Still can't really give the board a proper assessment because only I've ridden it backside at a point break with a really tight pocket. Revelation: midlengths are hard to ride in small, bowly waves.
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Revelation: midlengths are hard to ride in small, bowly waves.
I imagine the Stacey Bullet having more of that performance/ quick responsive shortboard feel than the Townsend. Something you would surf faster and get in and out of a waves fast on. Would love to try one sometime.Been trying to figure this one out myself. Love my 7'0 Howard Mini clone but not in bowly waves so much of any size.
Want some kind of rounded pin twin to use in tighter waves that maintains the glide but isn't such a handful. Thinking something in the mid-6 foot range with a touch more rocker (Album Townshend?) or dropping down to the 5'11-6'0 range and something like the forthcoming CI Twin Pin/Stacey Bullet sort of board.
What fins you ride? Only tried 2win fins unlimited Strech model so far close to Mr template with cambor tips 5.5"(h) 5.25" (base) I like the drive and glide. And on my AO my size fins up (11") I use True Ames glass twin set same nice drive and glide. My It 2win has more rail at 6'9" easier to control even when feet are in middle.I imagine the Stacey Bullet having more of that performance/ quick responsive shortboard feel than the Townsend. Something you would surf faster and get in and out of a waves fast on. Would love to try one sometime.
My Townsend even at 6'3", feels like i'm on a bigger board that takes a little more to get moving. Like i usually need to spin it around when sitting in the lineup and start paddling a little earlier to get it up to speed for the wave. Something like I would do on a bigger board, instead of just turning around last second and taking a couple of paddles and dropping in like I do on my shortboards. That being said, it will glide into those more rolly sets outback that I would have to sit closer in for on my shortboards. Love it on bigger waves that form a little slower before standing up that you can glide into some.
In smaller surf I'm not crazy about the townsend because it has that bigger/less reactive feeling even though it catches the waves easily. Same reason I'm usually on a groveler type board instead of a longboard on smaller days. When it starts getting above chest high though it feels really good paddling in, slowing down my surfing some, and gliding down some highlines. Felt too stiff for me at first and was a bit worried, but after playing with some fins its been feeling really great out there. A keeper for sure.
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