Which Quad Surfboard Is Best?

[@morgshopping]

Totally agree with your 7’ Nautilus quad comments. If you put some more upright type keels in it (front boxes) and ride it as a twin you’ll discover it comes to life in the 3 to 5 foot range.

[@blinksurf]

Thanks I'll try it!

[@kylewattssurfing3266]

NICCCCCCEEEE BREAKDOWNS AND SWEET RIPPPPAAA STICCCKKKKAAA'S!! AWESOME 411 WITH GREAT EXPLANATIONS!! THANKS, DUDE/MATE!! ✌️😎✌️

[@blinksurf]

Thank you!

[@TheBajador]

Amazing review!!! thanks for sharing your knowledge! I love quads, my step up is a 7'2 x 20 x 2,89, dedicated quad paired with the Pyzel Padillac Future Fins. Nautilus is the dream surfboard!!! Thank you

[@blinksurf]

Sounds like a perfect step-up!

[@shizzles7830]

Love your videos!

[@blinksurf]

Thank you! I appreciate the feedback.

[@tbaart4428]

this was cool to watch. are you gonna do a twin+trailer video next?

[@blinksurf]

I will include twin + trailer in a future video about trying unusual fin combos. I ride twin plus trailer in my thruster sometimes.Thanks for the suggestion. With my twins I prefer them as two fins.

[@chris2532]

Thanks for your vids,really informative.What are the Soar quads like and have you used them in other boards?? Thanks again

[@blinksurf]

The Harry quads are suited to good waves and narrow tails as they are stiff. They are new and I am still trying them in other boards. I suspect they will be excellent in the semi gun. Not for wide tail boards or small waves. I reckon they will behave similar to the Kai quads: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3e1lJ-Kj8qmbac and kzbin.info/www/bejne/roHPlHyfmLKVgdU

[@simoncole8359]

Hey mate great videos, good info on fins. Wondering if you have checked out HI Mini Moe? Looking for everyday mid(6’6-6’10) mid 40litre to ride 2-4 foot rip bowls & some shories in Sydney.

[@blinksurf]

I have not surfed one but it looks like it will work for what you want. Thunderbolt looks really nice too.

[@kaidame3499]

Hey there ... might be a bit off topic ... heck mighty be stuff for a new video. But what's your take on Firewires Helium 2 or Volcanic tech. How does it compare to the standard PU sleds you have?

[@blinksurf]

Volcanic looks good to the eye.I prefer Volcanic over LFT. Some of my LFT boards had issues. Have never owned a Helium. I dont mind PU because sometimes a solid weight can help with the speed momentum. My fave Epoxy is Exo Flex by Campbell designed its freat tech and its a good weight. Ive tried Hifi with JS but it felt too bouncy.