Kirk3 wrote:
Stu Kennedy's quiver of Tomo's for the US Open. I love he's riding stuff that looks like this in a 'real' surf contest, and I love he's do well so far.
Archy_is_God wrote:That squid sidecut thing is a blast from the past, wasn't Velzy doing those in the 60s?
flacky wrote:Picked this up recently. Bonzer 4 anyone...
Cannot WAIT to see how it goes.
roberdy wrote:flacky wrote:Picked this up recently. Bonzer 4 anyone...
Cannot WAIT to see how it goes.
Looks like it should be called a Twonzer![]()
roberdy wrote:
Looks like it should be called a Twonzer![]()
flacky wrote:There's a marginally used one in Fluid Concept, I think it's the one off Empire's site. Red resin tint, 5'10, lokbox fins. He wanted 275, I reckon you'd get it posted for that. Looked mint. The Spectro "stock" is very different to mine. Flat through fins, No bonzer channels or fins, and has a wide square tail. Still an amazing looking board, I was just concerned by how flat it looked in the tail... Very wide, could imagine it spinning out.
royal wrote:
Twonzers are legit!
Funny thing is today I was working on a personal twonzer for a trip to the islands, and our airbursh guy came in with a twin/trailer made by Taylor here in SC. But, his was kind of a souped up C5... radness!
royal wrote:O'l Stevey makes some solid boards!
I remember he had this channel bottom Twinzer when we worked together at Laminations. Super stoked when I saw him making the Lumus, and adapting that fin set to the other boards in his line up. Got to remeber, Steve is a bigger guy, and will spin out lesser boards just by sheer leverage. The Twonzer was the first board he said he could lay into with everything he had, and not spin out...
royal wrote:more than the sum of parts, and more than meets the eye...
kayu wrote:.......yer basic daily twin fin
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