Well, here it is..finished

sweet
good jerb

 

Great....now, what is it???

 

Fins? you don't need no fins. Looks sweet, hope you get somes waves to go with it.

 

nice looking...but the forward traction placement could be problematic

 

idk, looks like you put the traction too far up from the tail for optimal turning radius.

Anyway, please post a pic of the bottom of the board...is it strictly a quad or 5-fin?

 

Nice work.

 

Oh...I thought it was an oversize suppository you needed to insert.
My bad...

 

Nice work. You probably won't want the 5th fin.

 

I like the colors.

 

Nice.
BradPitted seal of approval. now go shred.

 

true - I've rarely used the 5th box on the five-box boards I've had.

You can use them for a knubster, but, in the power/size waves that call for a knubster, might as well break out your thruster (if you got one).

The 5th box can also be used for a shark-tooth trailer in conjunction with large twin sides. Unfortunately, all Future center trailer fins are shoved way at the back of the box, widening the turning radius. I've got a spare Thermotech F4 center fin I'm thinking about hacking to make a custom shark-tooth (scared about the foiling part).

 

sometimes you get a good feeling when you look at a board.. this one did that for me. Full report please....

 

Nice. Very fling meets puddle jumper. Me rikey

 

so I did the above fin hack (foiling was just as difficult as I thought), installed it in my center/5th fin box and realized the damn fin box was installed crooked! I tried all my rear fins in there to make sure and the shark-tooth tilts about 1/8" from the stringer, larger fins tilt a little more.

Doesn't really matter in my case because my board rides better as a quad anyhow (side and quad trailers look perfect), but it still pisses me off. Might want to check your fin alignment before you ride your new board...glassers be retarded.