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This latest variant of the performance twin fin model is bringing new, flourishing, joy/filled life and health and glide and speed and free-ness with grip and buckets of glory galore…
it’s called the #Twinstitchsurfboard and it uses the bottom line and rocker of the #Zipstitchsurfboard combined with the outline and rails of the #Twinturbinesurfboard / a wider nose, narrower tailed, single-wing swallow with a slot channel through the tail for extra traction.
@petemendia tells me, “I feel like I’m losing my mind on this thing!”
Ideal conditions: knee high to head high, mushy or hollow…works best on overhead and hollow days with thruster set-up.
Experience: intermediate through advanced.
Designed for: free-riding gull gaffs, and super-speeding needle threading
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A Word from the Shaper:
So what are those little dug out steps in the wings for anyway? Ok, I’ll tell you…this is afreshly shaped 5’10” x 20” x 2 9/16” 32L#Twinturbine #Performancetwinner for my friend Erik.
Erik rips in the barrel. I’ve seen him get so slotted with goofyfootstyle like Bobby and come flyin out with the spit so many times. He needed something to keep him in the water when it’s small; and something fast and easy. Erik is one of those rare friends that is as psyched as you to just go surf. No silly banter gossip about stuff that doesn’t matter; no insecure testing your patience with put downs like people that become a little too familiar with you and let their true colors come out…and you find they just want to get something from you not just share good times with you. So here’s to simple frothy real compadres that keep it positive and tell you to keep on fighting the good fight (like a good big brother would do). Anyway, that’s who’s getting this board…and now on to those step rails back in the tail. They simply create a more sensitive bite in the wave face back where the fins knife in and engage. Like having a nice thinned out rail under your back foot, but keeping plenty of foam in the tail so you can sink the rail and have it push back and zing outta turns. So…there you go…daz wut dat duz.
A Word from the Shaper:
So what are those little dug out steps in the wings for anyway? Ok, I’ll tell you…this is afreshly shaped 5’10” x 20” x 2 9/16” 32L#Twinturbine
#Performancetwinner for my friend Erik.
Erik rips in the barrel. I’ve seen him get so slotted with goofyfootstyle like Bobby and come flyin out with the spit so many times. He needed something to keep him in the water when it’s small; and something fast and easy. Erik is one of those rare friends that is as psyched as you to just go surf. No silly banter gossip about stuff that doesn’t matter; no insecure testing your patience with put downs like people that become a little too familiar with you and let their true colors come out…and you find they just want to get something from you not just share good times with you. So here’s to simple frothy real compadres that keep it positive and tell you to keep on fighting the good fight (like a good big brother would do). Anyway, that’s who’s getting this board…and now on to those step rails back in the tail. They simply create a more sensitive bite in the wave face back where the fins knife in and engage. Like having a nice thinned out rail under your back foot, but keeping plenty of foam in the tail so you can sink the rail and have it push back and zing outta turns. So…there you go…daz wut dat duz.
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Big smiles…and big sprays…that’s what we like. Frank from SB about to paddle out, and Jake from SC halfway through a cutty. Both riding a high performance twin fin we call the #Twinstitchsurfboard
Stoked surfer reports: this just in >> “This board is too much fun Todd!…the twinstitch is magic!” – Jacob from San Clemente
5’9” x 19” x 2 7/16” 29L
#twinstitchsurfboard
…a modernized high performance twinny
Stoked surfer reports >> this just in: “Todd, this is the best board I’ve ever ridden…ever!” – Jacob from San Clemente
5’9” x 19 1/4” x 2 7/16” 28.75L
#Twinstitchsurfboard
Jacob is 24, 6’1”, 170lbs
Stay tuned: In the shaping room board breakdown coming soon…
Stoked surfer reports: this just in …. #repost @petemendia
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Waves at home with #twinstitchsurfboard proctor_surfboards has given me good new feelings in my surfing world. @billabong_usa @billabong @gardenoflife @nomadsurfshop @crowdcontrolsurf @sushijoflorida @electric_surf @freak_traction
“Todd, I’m feeling this crazy drive from the twin fin, and it holds a rail with rad controlled release I don’t normally feel from a twinny.” – Jacob from San Clemente
#Twinstitchsurfboard
A performance twin outline ala modernized MR, with the #Zipstitchsurfboard rocker and #Jetstreamsurfboard concaves.
This just happened: My friend Kenny said, “I wanna do a ‘back to the future’ kinda throwback board fast and furious, drivey and planey like an 80’s board but with a full nose and a single wing swallowtail…for skitterin’ skeeterin’ and blasting apart small kine mushy connecto peaks.” So…I took the nose outline of the #Lilrascalsurfboard and the tail outline of the #twinstitchsurfboard and fused that with the hull and rocker of the #Grovelchiefsurfboard and gave it a flat 80’s style deck with down rails ala Gerry Lopez lightning bolt era, and then plopped a beak on it. It rides as a 2+1 MR style fin set-up. Look out Zeros you ain’t gonna comprehend what’s about to hit ya. 5’3” x 19 1/2” x 2 3/8” 28L
Stoked surfer reports: this just in >> “Just got done riding this at Pismo Beach Pier. Oh my gosh. It’s the best Twin Fin I’ve owned! It is so fast and maneuverable and even at the end of the wave in the one foot drainers it was incredible!”
– Rich 54/5’9”/170lb #twinstitchsurfboard 5’11” x 20 1/4” x 2 11/16” 34.35L #surferfeedback … yes, it has a beak nose
This twin fin right here, the one on the left, has a lot of people talking. This latest variant of the performance twin fin model is bringing new, flourishing, joy/filled life and health and glide and speed and free-ness with grip and buckets of glory galore…it’s called the #Twinstitchsurfboard and it uses the bottom line and rocker of the #Zipstitchsurfboard combined with the outline and rails of the #Twinturbinesurfboard / a wider nose, narrower tailed, single-wing swallow with a slot channel through the tail for extra traction. @petemendia tells me, “I feel like I’m losing my mind on this thing!”