haha I see Lacey here real soon
So what do you guy' use on your logs/single fin boards.
I've got a 10 inch hatchet looks great but having a trouble steering the board any advice,I normally use a standard shape 10 inch which I might give a go on new new board.
The hatchet fins will give you lots of drive, but the arc will be long not tight.
I have a 10inch keel fin and absolutely love it. Turns great, hangs in tight and heaps of drive, I prefer it over my thruster set up now. I have put it in two of my boards.
True Ames L-Flex are awesome.
L-Flex B ("B" means extra Base, and Extra Drive). Great for The Point Breaks. Allows you slice through some big long cutties, and the flex in the tip gives you a bit of extra speed through the turn.
www.trueames.com/products/l-flex-surf-fin
I'm partial to the redline's fin, it and the true ames look similar in pictures haven't held both in my hand at the same time.
I looked again I lied, the redline fin has more tip area and a little less rake from recollection
How good do they go hey SMH. I am sure no one believes me, I must admit I was skeptical as well at first. they are very popular at my local break amongst the longboard crew on logs and performance mals. Also helps that a mate of mine has just started a new fin internet business and sells them cheap.
Mac, I have a demo Shapers axe 9" (its actually 9.25 - know u luv technical sh!t) currently in my Noosa 66. Let me know if u want to try it out. - Mark
Chrispy its a Sea log from Dain Thomas. He worked for McTavish for a while and went out on his own. He now shapes under the Zed label. It can take months an months to get a board off him. The laminator at McTavish does his glassing and tints. Here's another pic.
Mate that is delicious. has that got a hull type bottom running through it or is just pure flat. As when i check mine out it seems to have a slight hull running through it. Once again beautiful,i do like the beer bottle tint as well
Chrispy its got a rolled bottom with soft 50 /50 rails all the way through and a nose concave that goes almost half the length of the board. Its flat and glassed up heavy like a typical log.
