the fins might look large and I thought that too on the first one I did but this size in this position feels good,secure and drivey but still plenty loose without the arse wanting to slip or slide at all... its not the traditional ( or the most common that I found when researching ) fin placement but this is what feels best to me...the old school twins feel fast and free but too free in the tail, lack some drive and you have to nurse turns especially at high speeds or hollower sections, so these bigger fins in this placement have removed that...the extra tail plug is for a Nubbin mostly, which can be used for even MORE hold back in the tail...or the biggest fins can be reduced in size and surfed with the Nubbin for a different feel,( bit looser ( and Nubbin set for max hold as it is reversable )... its got a few options and I like options when they allow the board to be easily fine tuned for different performance, once you have tried a few combos, you know what you like and what waves you like that combo in...hand foiled fins only coming with this one ( for 2 reasons, the flex in the bigger fins adds a nice twang and liveliness and its impossible to find the right fin in a pre fab fin, even in the States where alot more crew still enjoy Twinzers, but with diff placements and board shape, they gotta be hand foiled and with an excellent fin foiler on hand, be mad not too ).....
I'll throw up some pics with Nubbin fin in tail later... www.MOREsurfboards.com
