Hydromann said..








Me in his sights?

Whatever did I do?

I just politely pointed out what the grown ups were talking about when he took it upon himself to interrupt and have a little dummy spit.

I then nicely invited him to join in the discussion with something relevant to his expertise.

I got no quarrels with MAC or anyone else here. I simply state my opinions based on a bit more thought than resentments, prejudice and bias.

If Mac or anyone want to challenge my perspectives with facts I welcome it, I honestly value anyone and everyone's views and opinions that challenge mine.

Because at the end of the day if I am arrogantly wrong and accept no feedback then that shows a complete lack of character and consideration on my part.

So if Mac or anyone strongly disagrees with anything I post, and can prove I am wrong or mistaken based on fact the I will happily retract my statements and learn from them.

So now that is clear can we get back to discussion on twins, twinzers, duos or any other configuration of two fins attached to any size or shape surfing device including mid length, long board, short board, boogie board, knee board, skim board, water ski, rescue board, hand plane or even surf matt.

It's all fun and educational.

That is all.

Macaha said..








I'm not smart enough to disagree with anyone

Ricardo1709 said..
Someones getting grumpy,Bali Belly?? Too old for Old Mans?? Bintangs not cold enough?? Enjoy

SP said..



Just Copy and paste it from google and pretend you know your ****. ..

Hydromann said..
So ignoring all the BS and getting back to the discussion at hand.

Hydromann said..
So ignoring all the BS and getting back to the discussion at hand.

My MODII twin fins arrived yesterday. Gotta say for $60 I am super impressed, nice flex at the tip with good base stiffness. Less than half the price of the Soars I would love but I think they will go well.

Set them up in my 6'10" Cjet and have a question.

The Cjet is a square diamond shape tail, it has hard rails in the last 25% of the tail that soften to the nose.

Comparing this to say a similar length Morning of the Earth it has harder rails that look to be around 40% and a swallow tail and flyer that will add bite to a twin setup.

Without immediately hacking in a swallow tail on my board I'm thinking my best bet to give a bit of grip at the back end be a stabiliser.


Sorry big picture of a small fin, only about 110mm height.

My twin placement would be the same as the MOE board.





Be interested to get any feedback or thoughts on this? I know that others have run this arrangement and was wondering if I jump straight to the stabiliser or simply try the twin first. My thoughts are the stabiliser because I don't have as hard a rail or the flyers and swallow tail.

Thanks