Select to expand quoteMacaha said..laceys lane said..
can we delete todays surf conditions
No because its a good one not to be repeated,so will it be on tomorrow Mr surf reporter?
I took your advice and worked today wife's turn tomorrow
good, after the surf you can come on a dw run
Sounds like a plan .... I am just believing that our corner will be turned and waves shall be blessed 
Select to expand quotethePup said..
Sounds like a plan .... I am just believing that our corner will be turned and waves shall be blessed
well puppytomorrow is the last holding day for Marg's mate so it better turn it on for the finals.Any hope
Lacey time your call mate
Oh yes Mister hard cock ..... should be ok given all reports , most of the week looks the goods
Select to expand quoteSP said..
And if you have one that is tight, wax the sides of the base before you slide it in, for unknown reasons this works.
I took a leaf out of Pub Blues and used ...Vaso...multi use product alright 
Select to expand quoteTeacake said..
Tried finless today on my log, quite an experience!
I did that other week when I busted mine - an experience thats for sure - and one I was not too good at
If you want a laugh ..or waste surf time..take out the centre fin (if you have a 2+1 set up) and ride with only the side bites 
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..Teacake said..
Tried finless today on my log, quite an experience!
I did that other week when I busted mine - an experience thats for sure - and one I was not too good at
Haha I wasn't either, found I had to be real far forward to not slide sideways!
The 2+1 without the 1 is even harder I reckon, you think you have control then you just don't!
Select to expand quoteSP said..
these are the ones that aren't in anything at the moment.
Chrispy the blue wiz one is kinda like the one you are looking at, they are good, pleanty of drive and the extrara area at the tip holds them in nicely.
I used it in my log for a while and have used it as a single in my normal 9ftr. Good alround single fin
3rd down on the right SP, what can you tell me about that fin.
Select to expand quotelaceys lane said..
tilers wedge does the trick too.
really fin box and fin set ups- all the company's have managed to screw it up. futures and starboard being the biggest sinners. sick of packing , wedging, taping , sanding sides and toes off to get fins to fit. that 'slater trout' fin is the worse fitting fin ever. its 8.5" and the slot section just disappears down every fin box- to skinny, toe is wrong, pin position is wrong
and im sorry to say shapers are guilty too. shapers fins fitting real loose in shapers fin boxes - doh- how!!!!
i don't get many that fit well,ever
Mine... 9" Dolphin rear with FCS II Performer Quad Rears for the side bites...
Fabric inlay same as I have on the deck.
Unfortunately the Fabric makes the fin wider so it doesn't go fully into the slot. This means the screw sits a little high. At my skill level it really doesn't make that much difference. Only real problem is that if you take it out its a bugger to put back in.
Select to expand quoteCobra said...SP said..
these are the ones that aren't in anything at the moment.
Chrispy the blue wiz one is kinda like the one you are looking at, they are good, pleanty of drive and the extrara area at the tip holds them in nicely.
I used it in my log for a while and have used it as a single in my normal 9ftr. Good alround single fin
3rd down on the right SP, what can you tell me about that fin.
It was made for a midlength egg by a local guy in the days when surfboard shapers would make fins.
All the black ones are made by him.
As
For the fin
McCoy popularized idea I believe, maybe in the 70's.
The idea is the bulb gives hold and the narrow neck will flex and give a bit of extra drive.
A lot like a cutaway fin, cept the front cutaway is supposed to make it turn better.. I think they were called footy fins or something
Always went well.
this post would not be complete without one of these.......from the fin artisan John Devereux
Select to expand quotearkgee said...
this post would not be complete without one of these.......from the fin artisan John Devereux
I gave you a red for only posting one pic of one fin
Select to expand quotechrispy said..arkgee said...
this post would not be complete without one of these.......from the fin artisan John Devereux
I gave you a red for only posting one pic of one fin
I greened it - because one is better than none
Select to expand quotechrispy said..arkgee said...
this post would not be complete without one of these.......from the fin artisan John Devereux
I gave you a red for only posting one pic of one fin
I thought WTF a red thumb for that thing of beauty
Select to expand quoteTed the Kiwi said..
I so miss my JD fin - a shame it snapped off 
get another one Ted....have you still got JD's number?
Select to expand quoteSP said..Cobra said...SP said..
these are the ones that aren't in anything at the moment.
Chrispy the blue wiz one is kinda like the one you are looking at, they are good, pleanty of drive and the extrara area at the tip holds them in nicely.
I used it in my log for a while and have used it as a single in my normal 9ftr. Good alround single fin
3rd down on the right SP, what can you tell me about that fin.
It was made for a midlength egg by a local guy in the days when surfboard shapers would make fins.
All the black ones are made by him.
As
For the fin
McCoy popularized idea I believe, maybe in the 70's.
The idea is the bulb gives hold and the narrow neck will flex and give a bit of extra drive.
A lot like a cutaway fin, cept the front cutaway is supposed to make it turn better.. I think they were called footy fins or something
Always went well.
Cheers SP was thinking something like the gull wing….caught a look at this fin on the weekend that blowed my mind,the board was sitting outside a local coffee spot,
i wanted to take a pic with the phone ,but thought better of it
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