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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by surftb15 View Post
    would much rather drop in on an 8 foot beach then an 8 foot reef break...that's just me though.
    no way...8ft reef is waaaayyyy more makeable & way more fun than your average 8ft beachie!

  2. #22
    Quote Originally Posted by njsurfer42 View Post
    no way...8ft reef is waaaayyyy more makeable & way more fun than your average 8ft beachie!
    Maybe..but I have hit so many reef heads out of nowhere over the last year, now I hate reef breaks.
    for a beachie, you just set the rail or eat sh!t.

  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by njsurfer42 View Post
    well, i would disagree w/ this. i tried a bunch of different fin combos in my bing puck before settling on a pg-7/pc-3 front/rear combo & much of that testing was in surf waist high & smaller & i could definitely tell the difference between the various fin combos i rode. same w/ different fins in my longboard...10" greenough 4A is the best fin for it, & i rarely ride it in anything over waist high.
    Did you use that fin setup in bigger surf yet?

  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by surfsuprick2012 View Post
    So I have a Von Sol Shadow. 5'8. I use the quad fin set up along with the nubster.
    nubster? How do you like it?
    Kind of defeats the purpose of a quad though?

  5. #25
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    Quote Originally Posted by njsurfer42 View Post
    well, i would disagree w/ this. i tried a bunch of different fin combos in my bing puck before settling on a pg-7/pc-3 front/rear combo & much of that testing was in surf waist high & smaller & i could definitely tell the difference between the various fin combos i rode. same w/ different fins in my longboard...10" greenough 4A is the best fin for it, & i rarely ride it in anything over waist high.
    so how do you like that bing puck? hows it ride in small jersey beach break? been looking at some minisimmons-esque boards recently and possibly looking to pick one up for the summer. how is it with the quad. wasnt really a fan of a quad i had in the past but i didnt mess around with the fins too much.

  6. #26
    At first i was a bit sketchy on the idea, but really since I have been riding it..it's awesome. I wouldnt say it defeats the purpose of a quad as it adds more stability to the tail in bigger surf

  7. #27
    Quote Originally Posted by SJerzSrfr View Post
    so how do you like that bing puck? hows it ride in small jersey beach break? been looking at some minisimmons-esque boards recently and possibly looking to pick one up for the summer. how is it with the quad. wasnt really a fan of a quad i had in the past but i didnt mess around with the fins too much.
    i love that thing! so fast & fun, even in the most gutless of surf...like i said, it took a little experimenting to tweak the set up & find what works best...but w/ a tail that wide, a larger rear fins is the call. i have a feeling i'll be riding this board a lot this summer (once i get it back from jamie...)

    surftb15: i haven't had it out in larger surf w/ the pg-7/pc-3 combo yet, but i've ridden it in head-high surf w/ a mr-tx/g-x combo & that worked pretty well, just a little too much slide in the tail through turns (a bigger problem at high speeds than at the lower speeds associated w/ smaller waves).

  8. #28
    Quote Originally Posted by surftb15 View Post
    nubster? How do you like it?
    Kind of defeats the purpose of a quad though?

    though i've never ridden board w/ a nubster, the theory is sound...check this out:

    http://vimeo.com/40962221

  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by njsurfer42 View Post
    though i've never ridden board w/ a nubster, the theory is sound...check this out:

    http://vimeo.com/40962221
    Thanks for the video. my new board is 3+4 setup, though I wonder if that nubster fits into a regular fin box?

  10. #30
    Quote Originally Posted by surftb15 View Post
    Thanks for the video. my new board is 3+4 setup, though I wonder if that nubster fits into a regular fin box?
    by "regular fin box" do you mean like the center box of a longboard? b/c if so, i believe you can buy an adapter so that it will accept fcs fins.