Thomas C ponders the possibilities of his new quad fish. We've recently collaborated on a few surfboard projects with some really good results.
With this board we've focused on maximizing the performance features in the design. By pulling in the tail, adding tail rocker, and redesigning the bottom contours, the board feels super responsive, cranks off the bottom, and seamlessly transitions into tight snappy turns off the top. I've paired the board with the Future Fins V2F4 Quads which by all reports is the go to set up.
Like all projects, things keep evolving. And I'm completely stoked in the direction it's going.
4 comments:
What are the dims on that thing? Looks insane.
The board measures out at 5'11" 15 3/4" nose x 20 1/2" wide x 15 7/8" tail, 2 5/8' thick
Hi ward,
what dims would you recommend for this board for me....
my dims- 6' 170 lbs
surfing- 20yrs goofy
Mostly Ocean Bch. Waddell, Lane
current boards.....that work for me
6'4 epoxy 19.35x 2.35
6'4 tri fishy 20.25 x 2.5
6'6 tri (one of yours) 11.25 x 19 x 14 x 2 7/16
thanks......matt
Matt,
If you are comfortable with going down in length, maybe 6'0" or 6'1". same basic dims as the one I posted. these boards are fairly racey and not at all clunky like some of the retro shapes that have been in vogue.
Ward
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