nice vid. gee andrew the surf fin certainly looks like turnings supppppppper.

what do you think you lose out on when you put the surf fin in compared to a more normal 12'6 fin?.

it was a sight to see on saturday morning with i reckon about 25 12'6 boards doing ins and outs training at laceys.those saturday training sessions in the surf are tough, but the best fun.

Thanks for posting teatrea,I really enjoyed it

Thanks guys , Lacey i dont think i loose to much with the small fin maybee a bit of stability but it still tracks great.Heaps more controll on the wave though.Should be quicker too i think , not as much drag. Dj its just and old plastic center fin out of my PSH.Ive had the best sessions on this thing ever , cant wait to try it when the Alley gets big and fat on a big high tide , now thats gonna be fun.

looks like a blast and a great alternative to normal sup when there is no swell or full.

see you got a normal leggie on there teatrea. anybody tell me the difference/reason to use a coiled leggie? is it just to keep it out of the way when you are downwinding?

Nice work with the vid - inspiring stuff. Might just have to consider a 12'6" surf racer to add to the flat water quiver. The 14' DW board is just a bit boofy for manoeuvring in those sort of conditions.

tha dogman said...

nice vid teatrea

keepem comin

i must confess my sins

that i too!

have caught this contagious bug of riding these massive

hard to turn

fully loaded nuclear warheads in the surf lately

ive tried counciling and theorpy but my problem just seems to be getting worse

yes im crying out for help here but i think im too far gone

to be cont.........

Sounds like your already too far gone mate LOL.

Enjoy

XX angie