Tanner with the knowledge bomb, that was helpful! I’ve been surfing the Futures EA control quads for a year now without really knowing about flat vs 80/20 foil. Tanner and Josh should be in more Shralp episodes!
I don't care what the board was built to run. I put quad set up in everything I can. Yes I agree, hi speed indeed yes works really good on your backhand maybe holds a little to much for some people but I'm heavy and can really put my foot in it to get it to release so with the higher speed and more power needed to break it free makes for more dynamic looking turns.
I have a Puddle Jumper HP and a Puddle Fish , both go well as 2+1 in smaller waves and quads when it's bigger , the fish goes great as a twin too ! 5 boxes = choice . ✌🙏
@LeoMaiaProg Quads have two distinctive habits. They bottom turn beautifully (better than any board ever made) but the quads can get sticky while doing turns on the face. Fin placement is key here and shapers have really dialled in the best place for the front fins. It appears that on most boards having them slightly forward minimises that stickyness on the face of the wave. On positive note the shorter the board gets the less critical this forward fin placement becomes. I feel that five boards need to be primarily designed as quads with a fifth box as an accessory.
I ride Timmy's Devil Fish with Futures Machado Quads, they are awesome. Been tempted on trying the new Album Mod Quads or Mayhem Evil Quads on that same board, but also on a step up 6'6 Twinner model. Please, give me some thoughts or insight about it! Great videos Kolton, keep it up!
Every time I’ve tried quads I couldn’t really get into them unless it was just a day of pulling into barrels with that said though I really want to try a twinszer
Feels like you’re tracking my reddit reads. Shralp on.
Tanner with the knowledge bomb, that was helpful! I’ve been surfing the Futures EA control quads for a year now without really knowing about flat vs 80/20 foil. Tanner and Josh should be in more Shralp episodes!
Not sure how you don’t have more subs.
Love hate relationship with me and quads like them better on barreling days. Noel Salas quad fins are best set I’ve ever rode!
I really like split keel quads on smaller days/grovelers
Quiver killer with futures fins rastovich quad is my magic board.
5'7*18 3/4*2 1/4.
Live in an area with smaller waves so i really enjoy my quad. Thrusters are fun but quads are my first pick it the wave is good for them
Been on a quad for 10+ years now 😊
I think a lot of shapers are not so keen on quads as there are too many ways to mess up the fin placement compared to a standard 3 fin.
Any thoughts on differences between a dedicated quads vs 5-fins that you ride as a quad?
Quads are often slightly forward of where thruster fins are. Therefore with five you need to make a compromise with fin position.
I don't care what the board was built to run. I put quad set up in everything I can. Yes I agree, hi speed indeed yes works really good on your backhand maybe holds a little to much for some people but I'm heavy and can really put my foot in it to get it to release so with the higher speed and more power needed to break it free makes for more dynamic looking turns.
@@xwhite2020 yes I understand there's a compromise, but what is the impact of it vs a true quad is what I'd love elaboration on
I have a Puddle Jumper HP and a Puddle Fish , both go well as 2+1 in smaller waves and quads when it's bigger , the fish goes great as a twin too ! 5 boxes = choice . ✌🙏
@LeoMaiaProg Quads have two distinctive habits. They bottom turn beautifully (better than any board ever made) but the quads can get sticky while doing turns on the face. Fin placement is key here and shapers have really dialled in the best place for the front fins. It appears that on most boards having them slightly forward minimises that stickyness on the face of the wave. On positive note the shorter the board gets the less critical this forward fin placement becomes.
I feel that five boards need to be primarily designed as quads with a fifth box as an accessory.
Lol the Tanner guy should just take over any future quad / fin set-up content
Tanner is the goat!
I ride Timmy's Devil Fish with Futures Machado Quads, they are awesome.
Been tempted on trying the new Album Mod Quads or Mayhem Evil Quads on that same board, but also on a step up 6'6 Twinner model.
Please, give me some thoughts or insight about it!
Great videos Kolton, keep it up!
Mayhem evil quads would be super sick or even the Ryan Lovelace split keel fins would be rad!!
@ thanks! 🤙🏼🤙🏼
have you tried the stretch quods they are good 🤙
Ya those are epic!
Every time I’ve tried quads I couldn’t really get into them unless it was just a day of pulling into barrels with that said though I really want to try a twinszer
Twinzers are suuuuuper fun!
yewww sic!!!
My seaside is my favorite board and now all I wanna try is other quad fin boards.
I have video ideas for you if you want. How do I forward them to you.
Drop em in the comments!
Does anyone else feel like flat foil quad rears are less forgiving? They feel super knifey and hard to control.
Yes my bigger board hates those flat foils. 50/50 rear (the old Stretch fins) is the best way Ive got it to work.
Im full opposite, i cant ride anything but flat foil rears