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A performance twin fin in the vein of the Mark Richards tradition, but with Jetstream caves and Sluicebox duals inset.
A new version of a design from a classic era….yup, the MR reign. Using one of my current rockers, a smoother transitioning forward outline, modern hull contours and a few different fin options, this board is a speedy wonderkind that is more versatile than it’s once-groundbreaking predecessors. By running a pretty flat rocker with the ultra deep, hydrofoilesque concaves of the jetstream hull, you get a fast, free-riding screamin’ mimi. Fin options to run include: (1)large twins, (2)large twins with small trailer (3)twinzer, (4)thruster, or (5)thruster with little teeny twinzer/ turbulence blocker fins.
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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Todd Proctor….Dale Rhodes….hey buddy. You’re funny. Dude that twin fin I’m riding and I might...
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“Hey Todd, I really really want a performance twin fin just like my dad’s, but a small one for me…just to go have fun on and stuff…at home when it’s small…and can you make it purple or something like that…” – Kepa
13, 4’11”, 95lbs.
#Twinturbinesurfboard 4’11” x 17 1/4” x 2 3/16” 20.3L in ultralite poly construction with purple resin tint.
Stoked surfer reports: this just in >> “Todd, I just had to tell you man. That board, is unbelievable. Bro, you’ve made me some insane boards but this is just beyond. It’s like meant for me or something …. I don’t know … it’s like I was born with it on my feet. Alright bro, have a good day, hope you’re gettin some surf man. Aloha. See ya bradda.”
—Erik 6’0”/185lb
5’9” x 20” x 2 1/2” 33L #twinturbinesurfboard #performancetwin #surferfeedback
Just another day for my brutha from down unda goes something like this:
Take the new 5’8” x 19 1/2” x 2 7/16” 29.2L
#twinturbinesurfboard #Performancetwin for a whirl down the beachy…grab Goji dog and head up river to mine out a bit of smoky quartz…then journey it back home for some fresh fish and veggies from the garden with the Mrs., then cap the sunset out with a frothy one while building out the fire pit and tossing the frisbee to Goji dog from the back porch. Kids’ got it figured proper. Bloody oath!
Jarrah is 6’0”, 175lbs. …and here’s a stoked surfer report just in >> “Got my surf stoke back! Absolutely loving my new 5’8” twin fin.” – Jarrah
Magenta and oxblood resin tint on a high performance twin fin new for fall ‘18 we’re calling it the “Twin Turbine” featuring a jetstream hull and MR style twins. #proctorperformancetwin #twinturbinesurfboard
5’7” x 19 3/8” x 2 7/16” 28.3L #Scarecrowsurfboard / #Twinturbinesurfboard performance twin fin…with a beak nose…in lime green and deep purple rails. For Shane in Venice beach 5’9”, 170lbs.
Just tripped and spilled a bucket of resin: …and this is what came out.
Purpley tint with Rorschach ink test in tail…on a 5’8” x 19 1/2” x 2 7/16” 29.2L #twinturbinesurfboard #performancetwinsurfboard for a bloke from Oz we call King Tutty.
#handmadeinthefreeworld
#forthepeople
#powertothepeople #toddproctororiginalshapeandart
…Well color me happy: (1) 5’7” x 19 3/8” x 2 5/16” #Rascalsurfboard v.1 as a twin fin in poly construction for Kenny on Maui.
(2) 5’11” x 19 1/2” x 2 7/16” #Monstasurfboard with a #Flyin71surfboard rocker and bottom in epoxy with high density foam stringer for TK in NorCal. (3) 6’1” x 19 1/2” x 2 11/16” 33L #Flyin71surfboard / #Mendiasurfboard in epoxy for Dan on the East Coast who’s headed to Indo. (4) 5’7” x 19 1/4” x 2 7/16” #Twinturbinesurfboard / #Scarecrowsurfboard in poly construction for Shane in Venice Beach.
So what are those little dug out steps in the wings for anyway? Ok, I’ll tell you…this is a freshly shaped 5’10” x 20” x 2 9/16” 32L #Twinturbinesurfboard #Performancetwinner for my friend Erik. Erik rips in the barrel. I’ve seen him get so slotted with goofyfoot style 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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