Видео

Sorry man, never tried the Pangs but I will say they do look very similar to the MR twins and I had those before the Mick Fannings and found the MFs to be way superior to the MRs in drive and manoeuvrability. But remember Im riding as a 2+1 not a pure twin.

Yeah Bro at Rip Curl Sunset road. But they are crazy expensive but considering they last way longer than a PU board I think theyre worth it. But I bought mine in Australia where they are much cheaper, like 40% cheaper.

cheers ! @@eatsurfsleeprepeat5485

maps.app.goo.gl/mPq6ApuMFc4QGQhMA?g_st=ic or use google maps and search for Darra Pump park, Queensland

Yeah somewhere but Shaz is too scared 😀

4’8 42L one ocean board, and GoFoil 82cm mast, FTL 14.5 and NL160 wing

She had sneakers but had to change out of them because how much water we had to walk through. The trek is up and down the whole way. You start high and walk down to the 1st waterfall, then up, over and down to the next one, and so on, the final trek is all up hill back to the carpark. We were so exhausted on the drive home we hardly said a word to our driver!

No problem 👍 Get out there!

Yeah its not really. I know Blokes with more experience on larger wings than mine for dock starts. I should really be on the GT2200, double the area of my NL160

80cm mast, NL160 which is around 1200 cm2

100%, you should see my board now! I havent done dockies for months but have proned about 10 times and slowly getting better but my board is fkn hammered with dings from me falling and hitting the rails. I love my board but they make them too soft. Could use another layer of glass for sure. It wont last more than 12 months I reckon. Its inly 4months old now. If I went back to being able to do dockies Id make a dockies board from timber I reckon. Theres a few youtube vids on it I think. And the board doesnt need to be bouyant really, its just a landing pad right.

IKR, I have the scars to prove it! 😂

I love your video Jason, you are an absolute champion, congrats on amazing progress. I think I need a bigger wing too. Mines probably 2/3 the size of yours. Good for surf, but not easy to dock start. No where near as much glide as you get but will try the tips you’ve shared and keep at it. Thankyou brother 🙏🏼

@@eatsurfsleeprepeat5485 No worries. Hey I just watched your other vid where the board hits the dock. I don't think I've ever winced so much from an inanimate object before but that was painful to watch. Keep the swear words coming🤬. They do help.😁 Edit: Believe it or not but I actually kept a journal of my progress. That board hitting the dock reminded my of a particular day. Here's an excerpt....... Day 15. Tues 14th June. Shithouse. Put foil at back of board but this session had me stuck somewhere between Day 2 & 3. New board aint working for me. Am tempted to go back to old board but really hoping it will click with this new board. It's like I've lost all control. There's not enough swing weight to keep it balanced. I don't know. And its fucking cold. And did some minor damage to nose of new board. Just some paint scatched off. But still. The board was attracted to those dam rocks for some reason. Like it was seeking them out. Shithouse. *Note. After some soul searching, I remembered the river was up and so my foil was deep in the water when launching. I have to do this or else it will hit the concrete edge. On RUclips I've noticed others have the foil wing just under the surface to allow heaps of room for the first pump. There's so many things to consider and remember.

Absolutely, I do too! We’ve both ended up with hip flexor injuries (dam this 52 year old body of mine) so havent been able to raise our knees more than a few inchs and so we’re just resting now. Will defo update asap.

sorry to hear that..I am 62, saw ur 1st video ur wer close to the cleat few times..got left foot 3rd toe injured from kicking dock cleat week of Thaxgiving..went out few times after & cover the cleat w/shipping foam but my 3rd toe still not the same..on way to Kauai next week ( only daughter will get proposed there-hard to keep secret😂) will bring my wake foil set up 4’2” 16 L Axis. pnG 1150(1778 cm2) to practice in Kailua river…no suit needed…the Holder -Gropper Bobsled method is the best when launch..

Thanks man, hey try the JS MFC twins (www.sanbah.com/products/mcf-js-industries-twin-fin-set) or the SurfNShows HP twins set (surfnshow.com/products/twin-fins-hp-twins) in the futures. I haven’t used them but have heard great reviews.

NVS makes a twin + 1 Taylor Knox that are the almost identical style of these in futures. Used them Lots esp in aipa/slater flat earth and they go really well!

I surf these fins in my 5’7 mashup pretty much exclusively and up to shoulder height waves. Anything over that Im switching to the H4 thrusters or Quads. I find the twins too loose in larger conditions. Yeah absolutely they would go well in wider tailed boards. They suit all types of twinnies but remember its all about the feel that ‘youre’ trying to get from the board. Some ppl might prefer a keel style feel in smaller conditions with a wider more traditional fish tail. Hope that helps and sorry for the long delay in reply

@@eatsurfsleeprepeat5485 No worries, thanks for the update. I don't have the H4s but the MF twin fins are sick. They were so so in my Puddle Jumper HP but really lit up in my 5'5" RNF 96. So much drive, turn really well and don't slide out like the MR tends to do. I use the regular middle fin but I know you like the knubster. Cheers!

Unfortunately Im not sponsored and comparing fins costs me a small fortune so I wont be doing that anytime soon Im afraid 🙏🏼

Those nvs c-drive fins look cool and sound amazing