yer boards. Fins forward or the retarded way, and why. Forward for me. I figgered it helps keep the board from sliding back if the bindings go slack for any reason. It'll stay on for several miles without being strapped down at all, I have found the hard way.
I put the board sideways on the roof, rail facing forward, nose and tail hanging over each door. Is that not how ya do it?
Like wings. At what speed must you reach for take off? http://www.bing.com/images/search?q...942652F26F2D4632D26092EB5471&selectedIndex=76
Isn't the fin forward preference a sheep thing? Sounds like you have proven that the strapping down is the important part.
Bro. I don't typically snort or chortle or sound like any type of equine while exploding with laughter, but...... Thanks bro. Just when I was able to come up for air I see this.
A sure fire way of telling a beginner from a veteran is fin position. Fins belong forward, just like turning a baseball hat backward when heading into the wind.
Of course. Just ask any of the hall-monitor types who will tell you so. Also: Don't carry your board wax side in, no matter if you are wearing a wetsuit and are about to go belly down on the wax anyway. Don't wear the wrong kind of slippers. Everybody knows the kind that real surfers wear. Always keep to the right walking down the hall. (And don't skip!)
Always slide the tail at least a foot in the sand behind you for photo ops, and try not to block the weight bench.
