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Slater Designs Great White Twin
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Imagine those kiddies breathing in all that volcanic ash.
Builds character?
The kids in the mines of Potosi have coca en la boca and prayers to "El Tio"...
What do the Thai kids have? Bogo coupons for the redlight district?
Yeah. Gonna be a lot of disappointed adult-learners in a couple months reselling 'em when they realize they don't actually surf good waves. Saw a lot of FlatEarths listed on CL, never seen one in the water. I just can't imagine they sell a lot of "good wave" boars. DannnMannns and Muchachos, sure.
Like the Tokoro roundpin, who would buy that in LFT?!?
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If you don’t know how to make twin fins. I have a few dedicated twin fin boards.
Guess what I’ve never even once thought about them….
”This thing would be easier to surf if a put an anchor on it.”
That‘s a very simplistic way to look at it. Maybe true-ish, maybe not.
Deeper swallow will also have more flex resulting in more (in effect) tail rocker which could cause less hold.
Also, how much built in, pre flex rocker does it have?
My Christensen fish - deep swallow - has almost zero tail rocker with a deep single concave. The outer edges act like another set of fins back there. But if there was vee or double concave it would feel completely different.
C'mon, bros. It's a great white shart...
Glassed in volcano magma. How badass is that??
Glassed in volcano magma. How badass is that??
Still mad at Slater for forcing us all to ride anemic, rockered out toothpicks in the 90s but this one actually looks like something I'd want to try. I'll wait till they can't sell them and they wind up at the boardsource next spring.
I for one am glad he did that. Impossible for me to calculate how many additional waves I got in crowded surf because I didn’t fall for it and rode boards with more meat. Basically I was custom ordering what became the standard of today (but longer than what we typically see). If anything I was over volumed back then.
There will be a glut of used Mashups on the market that will be sold to finance the latest and greatest.
In fact I'm already seeing it here.
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The aforementioned observation was meant as a commentary on the materialistic and patriarchal underpinnings inherent in our contemporary capitalist society. It delineates a scenario wherein an individual, characterized by both surplus caloric intake and advanced age, conspicuously possesses a technologically sophisticated apparatus that has garnered considerable public attention, even prior to its widespread availability within the commercial market.
The straight-off-Adolph interpretation of fin setups I will never understand.
You can put the fastest car in the world on ice but if it's not gripping the ice it's irrelevant.
Also, there are limits to how fast you want a board to be.
Would be funny to crack open the whole fin size thing too.
Their tears of sadness, desperation and despair seeps into the resin, and is the magic spark that brings these borts to life.
It brings my black heart nothing but pure joy as my obese arse bogs another bottom turn, after i got hung up in the lip for a moment too long on takeoff.
Mine’s coming this week.
