Hi Charissa,
The new monsta carbon railer work great in Baja Mexico.
I rode it as aTri fin and felt very good in solid surf.
The canter on the front fins is perfect,allows for tight turns.
Back home in beach break I’ve gone back to the quad set up which gives me more speed.
Very durable board I should be stoked for years to come.
Thank you, Todd Balzer
Carbon Footprint 6’4″ x 20″ x 2 5/8″ Monsta v-1.3
age: 48 ht: 5’11 wt: 180 exp: interm
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