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@user-mp7xf8sp4l 4 күн бұрын

That's the best description of the ins and outs of most twin designs from the past and those out there today. Totally understandable with no mumbo jumbo. Thanks for such a good in depth and informative vid!!

@joeblow1942 5 күн бұрын

Clean surfing.

@matthewwillis4892 8 күн бұрын

That modern keel fin has been around for fifty years or so

@77pebble 14 күн бұрын

8:11 you change/deal it like you said smaller fins and even smaller fins (wing) in front = TWINZER best of both a twin and a thruster. Been riding twinzer’s and they go so well, has drive and not sticky. Funny enough I’m getting a mini Simmons shape as a twinzer.

@kyledexheimer6548 18 күн бұрын

Fins are likely not cavitating, which is the creation of bubbles along the fin surface as the pressure is so low from the amount of lift the water boils. They are stalling which is when they stop generating lift because the angle of attack is too high.

@IplaygameS2.0252 Күн бұрын

True, how is is fin not cavitationing but still making a whistle sound🔊when in barr3l

@saintchristophertwo 20 күн бұрын

great video! u r an amazing human christian. big fan!

@tobyneo10101 22 күн бұрын

Love modern keel fins they are the best feeling fins in more boards then just fish designs. I think a lot of us surfers get stuck in our own ways and need to experiment more with fins and equipment and be surprised how some things that don’t look right sometimes end up working the best.

@inakigarai2543 25 күн бұрын

That black and white video is one of my favorite surfing video. I saw it long ago. What a wave lecture and style Tyler!

@trueames 22 күн бұрын

Agreed! Tyler surfing on a bar of soap is incredible to watch.

@saintchristophertwo 26 күн бұрын

nice to hear one of these rockstarz atleast give RK somewhat of a shout out.

@trueames 22 күн бұрын

Indeed, RK is the man, hugely appreciated in these parts!

@powerlooper9121 28 күн бұрын

That board looks bitchen'! I once made a windsurfer using that same color. I also made a board with fins like this back in about 1984 - we called them knee-board fins back then. But then I put two smaller keel fins (like you see on kiteboards today) inside of these and further back (as was my design). All the fins were aimed at the nose. The board I really liked had a flat rocker (since I re-used a blank of a longboard I had made that my brother broke). 5' 10" about 20" wide - wide point about 4" forward with an 18" wide tail (winged-fish outline). And a concave deck. I put those keel fins on because I was a power-surfer, and I would blow the single fin on a twin out of the water on the cutbacks. That board was so quick that I once rode a smooth wave on the north side of Huntington pier, where I did a smooth fast kick out, but decided to come back into the wave and got air coming back into the unbroken wave. So it goes - don't believe it... its all good. Keep shaping and pushing the envelope little brother!!

@sctim123 27 күн бұрын

wow 18" tail is really wide!

@powerlooper9121 26 күн бұрын

@@sctim123 I weighed about 200lbs, and am 6'3"..... back then. So it worked well for me on the relatively slow waves of SoCal. I had grown up on Oahu surfing Pipe and Sunset, V-Land, etc, etc, etc.