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Twin Fins Are Dank
- Thread starter Chocki
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I now have two different twins. A T&C saint and a Daniel Jones Twin.
The DJ twin has the fins at 7.5". The saint is at 9.5". Both boards feel good and I wouldn't say one placement is better than the other.
The DJ twin has the fins at 7.5". The saint is at 9.5". Both boards feel good and I wouldn't say one placement is better than the other.
but but greg griffin said …
Follow the world wide trend
Amazing Glen's are at 9 1/2"
Not feeling a 2" difference in placement is interesting too
optimal twin fin placement shown in red according to griffin
How dare you. Surfing is not subjective, it’s about right or wrong, better or worse.
He has spoken.
Actually, I just went and measured and remembered wrong.
Fins are at 9" using Future ENs on the Saint.
Fins are 8" on the DJ twin using Taylor Knox NVS fins.
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I saw these Gold leaf boards that Gavin did at Third Stone - they asked me not to post pics 
He did Great !
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He did Great !
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Where did I say that I don't feel the difference?
They're different boards and perform differently. One isn't better than the other. The Saint has a flat to vee bottom. The DJ Twin has a fairly deep single concave running through the board and is 1" wider.
One should be with that big of a placement difference
If not ,then you are easy to please - thats a good thing
If not ,then you are easy to please - thats a good thing
@griffinsurfboard wjat do you think of these without the dew claw at the base?
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the vet = greg griffin
ali g = the erbb
ali g = the erbb
Your missing something really special
You will find it eventually as twins are updated
pretty sure my diagram explained it exactly
