8 Best Hybrid Fins For Your Twin Fin Surfboard

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  • Опубликовано: 6 июл 2024
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    Tired of underperforming twin fins? You’re probably missing out on the best surfs of your life because you’re using the wrong twin fins in your twinny.
    In this video, I review eight sets of the best hybrid twin fins I’ve tried and share my favorite twinny board-fin combos that could transform your twin fin surfing experience.
    00:00 - Intro
    00:27 - Why twin fins?
    03:41 - The lightest fin set
    08:22 - A surprise find
    13:57 - The performance fin for a performance twin
    16:32 - Most expensive but worth every dollar
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Комментарии • 20

  • @NMAMxRE
    @NMAMxRE 13 дней назад +1

    No missing out on waves due to crowds….good content
    , twin fin luver here too!!!

  • @thestow35
    @thestow35 26 дней назад +4

    loooove your content. most of us should be on twin fins - let the board do the work
    analysis is incredible

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  26 дней назад +1

      Thank you, yeah Twins for the wins. I appreciate the comment. I agree with you too. The board can do the best work when it is not handicapped with the wrong fins 🙌

  • @luizs.f5305
    @luizs.f5305 25 дней назад +3

    Best review ever on twins!

  • @johnanderson3731
    @johnanderson3731 24 дня назад +1

    Another banger James! How has surf been up your way?

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  24 дня назад

      Thank you John. Its building as we type.... I can hear it coming alive :)

  • @shannonyoung3465
    @shannonyoung3465 25 дней назад +1

    14:06 - NVS has a similar fin shape/design available also, as well.

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  25 дней назад

      Maybe the C Drive by NVS? - looks pretty cool. Would like to try them.

  • @shannonyoung3465
    @shannonyoung3465 25 дней назад +1

    Have ya ever tried the 2+2 Endorfins, by Kelly Slater?
    Ho Stevie keel fin's? I've got a mate, that swears by them.

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  25 дней назад

      Yes I have tried both. The Endorfins felt too small and too light for me in a Firewire Mashup. The Ho Stevie keels had a plasticky feel and were a bit too flexlible for my size. They are very low price and would be fine for a small / light rider.

  • @YarirAARubio
    @YarirAARubio 24 дня назад +1

    Hi thanks for the video it’s really illustrating! May I ask you what type of fin my wife needs for a 5’5” classic EPX twinie? She is 1,56m and 50kg! We are a bit lost 😅

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  24 дня назад

      Hey its going to be a small size fin and the tail type (width between fins) is going to determine how much keel you want. Please check this video for more twin fin types: ruclips.net/video/em4f3DtEyEg/видео.html

  • @lukerichardson4383
    @lukerichardson4383 19 дней назад +1

    Which one should I try in my 5’5 lightbender I weigh 72kgs. Had Asher uprights and didn’t like how much it pivoted and didn’t like the feel of it. I’m used to keels. Currently riding vampirate hybrid keels in it

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  18 дней назад

      Hi Luke, I have not seen the Vampirate Hybrid Keels, but for your size and board length I'd be trying the A Mano or the Shapers Album Modern Keel

  • @77pebble
    @77pebble 25 дней назад +1

    Great content! I agree twins are good but twinzer fins better. Shame you don’t have any fcs tins. I am am looking at the performer twin fcs2 since I’m 65kg and 167cm tall. Oh and I have two boards as twinzer’s and it’s the best of both the twin and tri..the happy medium of the two.

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  25 дней назад +1

      I think you are right! Twinzers are 🔥. I have tried one and loved it. Ever since I used the Kai quads Im sold on the canard setup. I'd like to try a Lovelace FM 7 8 and a Panda Shiitake next

  • @blainewhelan8289
    @blainewhelan8289 26 дней назад +1

    Pretty sure the fin boxes are more forward on the Jim Banks, which would explain why it gets too loose with some fins. Those hooker fins extend way back

    • @blinksurf
      @blinksurf  26 дней назад +2

      The boxes are 10 3/8 from the tail on my Jim Banks however and I have plenty of other boards with similar box placement that don't slide. Some have channels like my Fiji ( 10 1/2) and SJS Twin Pin (10 5/8 ) and they can both handle uprights. Usually the more forward you go with the box the more uprights are preferable. I'm pretty sure the low stringer and aggressive concaves within vee are contributing to the slide by deflecting plenty of water away from the centre of the board. I love the board and it needs a longer keel base to be happy.