Looks nice!

Thats looks sweet

The rear fin seems quite far forward, I'm interested in how it goes with the c-drives set up like that.

Tang said..
The rear fin seems quite far forward, I'm interested in how it goes with the c-drives set up like that.

I was looking at that tail set up that appears to have a significant lift and,I and thought it looked like it might suit a quad set up better.
The rear fin does not look like it's going to engage as well as a quad may.
Photos don't always convey the true design so, just my thoughts.
cheers.

Yup. Last winter I rode it as quad with a DARC triangle knubster. Worked really well.

But, I am a fin junky and wanted to try the C-Drives. So far they feel slightly stiffer, on initial turn initiation, than the quad knub combo. However, carving on bigger winter open faces is a lot of fun.

I wish I could try a set of much smaller C-Drives as my experience has been that in my short 7"11' King's bigger fins work much better. Small fins in big boards, big fins in small boards seems to work.

For a real interesting experience I put some MR twins in the Monsterpiece, awesome in small waves, dreaded speed wobble in juicer stuff. Click in the trailer and fun was had!

Colas, your experiences, vids, and guidance were invaluable in helping me figure out my JP 7'6" Slate, and my King's 7'11".

Rodriguez , the tail lift is what helps that HUGE BEAST carve. Gotta get back there though! Good eyes, mate!

Cheers!