I found it very suiting for the types of waves I surf regularly around Santa Cruz.
#Akila aipa twin fins how to#
For me the art of twin-fin surfing is learning how to use and engage the rails more actively, while exploring those boundaries of speed and control. It’s up to you where and how you want to use or bleed all that forward trajectory. Naturally this board goes fast without the struggle of having to create your speed. One of my favorite things about the 2WIN is riding that line between casual flow and radicalness. The “2WIN” immediately turned me into a 14 year old frothing grom again! Like experiencing the excitement of a fish for the first time, there was an immediate spark and sensibility of speed and freedom as soon as you hit your feet. Originally I had ordered this board amidst our 2016 summer season in hopes of finding a fun and user-friendly board that would get me excited to surf an assortment of sub-average summer-type waves.ĭarshan bleeding speed via active rail engagement. Sub average to decently good waves and everything in between: beachbreaks, mushy to decent point waves, wedgey and fairly hollow reefs. Most ideally this would be for waves in the thigh to head high range that would be lacking in quality or substantial curve throughout the wave face. I imagine this board to be very adaptable in an assortment of different waves, mostly waves I wouldn’t consider riding a standard or contemporary shortboard. Where do you think this board will shine?
Channel Islands has an updated version of the Merrick Twin but i don’t feel that these boards are comparable. stretch and darshan examine the minute details.Ĭonsidering this is Stretch’s version of a modern twin-fin, it stands alone. The importance of rail profile, rocker, edge and fin placement are amplified in twin-fin designs.
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