Mark Richards Freeride Twin Fins Explained

[@ShauninParadise]

Are these fins too big for me? im 5'7" 160 riding a 5'8" CIS Neckbeard. I have CI Keels in now and I'm having a super difficult time getting the board to make a tight arc turn on rail, which I've seen done before by Parker Coffin on the board. Anyway, given the stats, what twin set would you recommend? I'm a fairly decent surfer for 47. thank you in advance! great channel!

[@hawaiiansouthshore]

The CI Keels are a much large fin with more rank then this MR Twin. These twins are more upright and will pivot more then the CI's for sure. I would recommend the MR 2+1 for the neckbeard. I think the fin side fin placement is meant for more of a Thruster set up. You'll have the speed of a twin, but then you'll be able to go deep off the bottom and pickup some speed then pivot off the top. The MR's are upright fins. When you have straight twins, you're not supposed to surf it top to bottom, it's best to stay more in the top half of the wave. If you drive off the bottom with twin the board tends to bog or slide out.

[@harryb4852]

Hi there looking for the best twin fins/ twin plus one for a slater designs flat earth. Unsure which is best for the board in the FCS2 range MF twins MR twins Aipa twins etc.

[@hawaiiansouthshore]

Mahalo for checking out our KZbin channel. Based on conversations we've had with people coming into the shop and recommending different types of fins, here's a breakdown of each option. Long story short, the Power Twins seem to be the favorite here in Hawaii for surfing both in town and in the country. Here is a link to all the 2+1 in stock www.hawaiiansouthshore.com/search?q=power+twins&options%5Bprefix%5D=last The Flat Earth Love-Hate Relationship: Many people find the Flat Earth to be a bit of a love-hate board. Often, they need to go up in volume compared to their normal board. Some days they love it, and other days it can be challenging. This is likely due to its small sweet spot and loose nature. Aipa Twins Characteristics: Fast and very loose. Feedback: Many who have tried them find them too loose, lacking the drive and projection down the line that they want. MR Twins Popularity: These fins are super popular and come in several different colors. They’re well-regarded, but might not offer enough projection and hold for the Flat Earth. Recommended: Power Twins with Stabilizer Why They’re Favored: These fins provide more stability and projection through turns, which is great for the Flat Earth's loose nature. Designed by Harley Ingleby, they offer a stable feel and give you a feel of a smooth roundhouse cutbacks and still release off the top. Options: Available as a twin fin or with a rear stabilizer. Mick Fanning 2+1 Why They're a Favorite: These fins are perfect for surfers who want to push the board really hard. They allow for wrapped turns and big roundhouse cutbacks. The beveled leading edge on the side fins helps the board sit well in the water. You need a push a little harder to make these fins work. If you interspersed in one of the fins Use this link to help support us if you decide to purchased. Shipping to US address if free and to west cost usually 2 to 3 days. International Orders: Taxes and duties will be calculated at checkout we ship using DHL. Use this link to help support us if you decide to purchased. www.hawaiiansouthshore.com/search?q=power+twins&options%5Bprefix%5D=last Let us know if you have any more questions or need further assistance. Big Thank you for the support David

[@11fleshes]

can they be a good choise for a 5.10 MR California Twin? I already have MR twin+trailer set up. I'm 177cm x 77kg.

[@hawaiiansouthshore]

YES totally, just make sure to surf the top half of the wave and you'll love it. We have them in stock if you want them , it's free shipping. www.hawaiiansouthshore.com/search?q=141131&options%5Bprefix%5D=last

[@dudeleboski2692]

“Load & Release”, sounds like a Bong hit……