From Jeremy
5 days ago
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2 comments:
pics of the fins or it didn't happen...
really nice board BTW, makes me want to stand up
Personally I think it was a mistake to trade the carve
for the snap
When I made a 6' 1" thruster in '81 I was subconsciously resisting the snap. I shaped a vee in the nose (hullish) and kept moving the fins forward, eventually going to Bobby Owens "Boomerang" fins. (More hullishness) Now I realize that I was trying to find the "carve" sensation and use the length of the rail to drive the turns. When I bought a VHS tape of "Innermost Limits" a number of years later, I was puzzled by a sense of familiarity with the surfing. I finally figured out what the familiar sense was about. Those Aussies were surfing off of their front foot, engaging the rail line!
I can't wait to ride this shape! George aka Speedshaper
Once you carve, the snap pales to insignificance.
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