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Twinzer Feedback?
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i am not about the hipster platter nose action whatever....nor midlengths..bnut this one really calls to me for a certain stretch of gutless beachbreak
Killer looking stick T!
With that digital camo, you can now surf some spots up north with me and I'll be the only one visible from underneath
Nice one Wax D!! That's "the killers", as we used to say in the 80's when picking up other similar colored products from the same town that stick originated. What are the dims? Looks like a mid-length/stubby. Ride report coming?
Sadly, I've only had it out a couple of times.
1 surf was in conditions with a good wall and some constant push. Board felt really good in that scenario.
Another session was in a wave with some size but the shoulder had some weak flat spots. It felt like it slowed down considerably in those sections when compared to my asyms.
Bro! I rode mailboxes yesterday!Well look on the bright side..
It's still getting more use than that mountain bike ...
WHat's the typical placement rang on the mains on a twinzer? Maybe it's the rear placed twins I keep looking at but they all seem pretty far forward.
@silentbutdeadly I'm typically 6 3/4-7" on short board (I think Greg is back a bit from there) But it's a matter of desired feel. On a fish you might want a slightly forward placement given where you turn from( for the most part) HPSB probably back is better for most given our thruster muscle memory
Fin template is another variable, my preference is a fin with rake, for my "style". I frequently use a slightly more upright template on boards with channels, as there is some affect from them( + longer rail line, RP, etc.)
Fin template is another variable, my preference is a fin with rake, for my "style". I frequently use a slightly more upright template on boards with channels, as there is some affect from them( + longer rail line, RP, etc.)
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Never ridden a twinzer. Genuine question: if the twin boxes are placed further back (GG-approved, currently popular), doesn't this eliminate much of the need for canards? Isn't that basically a different way to add control to previously skatey twins?
