All contemporary board designs have a strong lineage and are the sum of everything that has gone before. As shapers we are in the privileged position of having a rich of history to draw on.
I love the board. Great waves and the board is a flyer. Will Probably want another one for weaker waves but she was fast. Fins held in, turned sharp and had plenty of drive. Tuckingmill was three foot and glass today. Gwennap on Sunday was sick and a naughty little left slab was firing in the arvo! Arms ruined. cheers Stevie. I think we have found a great shape and style of board to tweak for the future.
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I lent a Diablo and a #9 to Nick Radford for his recent trip with photographer James Bowden.
here is a link to James's photos: http://jamesbowden.net/hebs.html
Been enjoying the sunshine, waves and digging out my small wave boards that have been collecting dust all winter. i built this channel bottom Twinzer over four years ago and it is still the magic board of my quiver. for me it's as good as twin fin surfing gets.