Anybody riding a twinzer?
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KneeBumps
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Wow ScottMac those forward fins on the left board ARE way forward. I'd suspect they aren't really influencing flow over the rear fins (?) How's it ride/turn? I'm gonna run upstairs and shoot a pic of my board for comparison.
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surfhorn
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John (Freeline) has moved the quads/twinsers trailing fins more into the center, similar to the Blast's fins. John has spent the past few years taking several "R&D" boat trips each and every eyar. As long as I've known John (whew....that's 36+ years!!!), he has always experiemented with design and has always been open to new ideas.
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beach_cove
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John Mel -- Keel or (Twinzer)
Had John make this for me a couple of months ago -- it kicks butt -- flows nicely. Use to surf these boards in the 70s and thought it would be a good board to start kneeboarding on and I was right. John Mel is the guy for timeless old school design.
Last edited by beach_cove on Sun Jan 21, 2007 11:08 pm, edited 2 times in total.