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"Design Boundaries " !!!!fins looked pretty far forward.
so many wings.
do we need to do a wellness check on GG?
MR seemed to manage dat loosenesslooked fast and flowy but way too loose with the fins that far forward.
ever ridden MR78 fins? they are f*cken huge to compensate for being so far forward.MR seemed to manage dat looseness
They are huge but have very little rake compared to the TFX....it’s like 1 step forward, one step back. The big carbon ones they released years ago were like big TFX’s and they had the grunt.ever ridden MR78 fins? they are f*cken huge to compensate for being so far forward.
the more common MR TFX template is designed to be ridden with a trailer with MR's placements.
yeah i had the carbon ones back in the early 2000s. Used them on my first shaped board that i made as a teenager with 0 correct tools and could only be described as "interesting". Lets just say that I was in front of the current flat deck trend, the rail shape appeared to be upside down at certain points, the rocker could be described as flat with a sloped nose. but despite how sh!t it looked it actually worked well.They are huge but have very little rake compared to the TFX....it’s like 1 step forward, one step back. The big carbon ones they released years ago were like big TFX’s and they had the grunt.
No and yes both dedicated twins I own both have forward fins (11") and I use True Ames twin fiberglass and Fins Unlimited 2win twin set in fiberglass both sets inspired from MR template height and base width. I like it and its extactly how I want my twin to ride and reason why I no longer ride thrusters and only ride quads, twins, and 5 fin bonzersever ridden MR78 fins? they are f*cken huge to compensate for being so far forward.
the more common MR TFX template is designed to be ridden with a trailer with MR's placements.