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Wayne Rich Nightmare?

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rowjimmytour

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Seriously I over read your thread at first and thought you had a nightmare experience not a nightmare model and forgot pic:foreheadslap:
 
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Pretty sick! Looks like it could be a nightmare to glass though....
is it a shortboard, mid length or longboard?
 
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Wayne Rich Nightmare Keels - Futures Compatible

( Twin-Fin Set ) Futures Compatible, Concave Inside Foil: The Wayne Rich Nightmare keels have been carefully crafted with close attention to detail in order to harness the full potential of the fins' design. The swept-back, hatchet style profile allows for the ability to reach maximum drive...
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Duffy LaCoronilla said:
www.trueames.com

Wayne Rich Nightmare Keels - Futures Compatible

( Twin-Fin Set ) Futures Compatible, Concave Inside Foil: The Wayne Rich Nightmare keels have been carefully crafted with close attention to detail in order to harness the full potential of the fins' design. The swept-back, hatchet style profile allows for the ability to reach maximum drive...
www.trueames.com www.trueames.com
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Comparatively short base for a keel fin (4.80). Will be interesting to see a review of them.
 
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It looks sick! I'm wondering if it's more mini simmons, fishy, or twin? It kinda makes me think of my 5150, with a twin fin twist. Let us know how those fins work, and what your riding them in?
 
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johnson7 said:
It looks sick! I'm wondering if it's more mini simmons, fishy, or twin? It kinda makes me think of my 5150, with a twin fin twist. Let us know how those fins work, and what your riding them in?
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How sik would a hybrib 5150 2Win be?
 
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It seems like that would be insane, actually my 5150 is the only quad in my quiver now. I remember asking Stretch about something like that, and he rolled his eyes and gave me a "Lurch" like uuuuggghhhhmmm, so I guess there is to much going on in the tail to make it work? That nightmare board looks pretty foiled out in the tail and rails, fins look there up a bit, and set pretty straight, not a lot of cant? I don't know I'm just kinda guessing from the pics, but man it looks really cool!
 
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johnson7 said:
It seems like that would be insane, actually my 5150 is the only quad in my quiver now. I remember asking Stretch about something like that, and he rolled his eyes and gave me a "Lurch" like uuuuggghhhhmmm, so I guess there is to much going on in the tail to make it work? That nightmare board looks pretty foiled out in the tail and rails, fins look there up a bit, and set pretty straight, not a lot of cant? I don't know I'm just kinda guessing from the pics, but man it looks really cool!
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Stretch now has given me the no go on two customs I have asked for sk8 decks:)
 
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I don't think he ever did them on the "It"? It does seem like he may be onto something though, I haven't missed them on my last couple of boards. I think Dylan said he's kinda just doing them on the super short (buzz boards etc,) I'm gonna pop in there today, I've got a pre-op with the surfers ear doc.
 
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Couple of additional photos - Not even close to an expert on fin design, but think the True Ames description is pretty accurate.
"The swept-back, hatchet style profile allows for the ability to reach maximum drive while still allowing for release and maneuverability without tracking. The inside of the fins feature a concave 'football shape' foil in the top portion of the template which provides extra lift and reduced drag."

Used the fins in a DA Fish in chest to head high conditions. Zero expectations on initial performance, but left the water grinning. Slightly stiffer in tip flex than a Power Drive, with good release. Haven't tried them in a groveler yet.
 

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Saw one in glassing across the driveway from my shop. Pretty sexy.
 
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johnson7 said:
I don't think he ever did them on the "It"? It does seem like he may be onto something though, I haven't missed them on my last couple of boards. I think Dylan said he's kinda just doing them on the super short (buzz boards etc,) I'm gonna pop in there today, I've got a pre-op with the surfers ear doc.
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The other was a 2x4 step up 6'3" no sk8:( I love the sk8 on my gbuzz and buzzsaw thought it would be kool to have on It twin.
 
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