Wayne, what are the dims on this one? And what are those fins you're running in it? It looks like the rails get a little bit more pulled in/more parallel after the last bump - optical illusion? Either way, Ron is gonna looove this board.
Nate, the rockers and bottom are completely different than the OG Bryd. This board would not have the same drive and speed as the Bryd, it would have a skatey feel in compared to the OG-B. For flat out entry speed and drive the OG-B is hard to beat.
I hear ya the pictures just look similar to my boards... What were you thinking about when you said a dg tail and narrower nose? Because I was thinking similar thoughts a board with blend like nose.. It will help with the harder off shore wind as compared to my twinzer and bryd fish, these are my DD now love those boards!
Being narrower in the nose will help with the off shores for sure. Going shorter will also help, but you will need to drop in later. You will have to adjust on your take off point.
Wayne,
ReplyDeletewhat are the dims on this one? And what are those fins you're running in it?
It looks like the rails get a little bit more pulled in/more parallel after the last bump - optical illusion?
Either way, Ron is gonna looove this board.
5'9" x 21.75" x 2.65" The fins I have in are the Futures Vectors Quad. The outline could slightly be different than yours as the fin placement.
ReplyDeletewhat is the difference in rocker between this and my twinzer and bryd?
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Nate, the rockers and bottom are completely different than the OG Bryd. This board would not have the same drive and speed as the Bryd, it would have a skatey feel in compared to the OG-B. For flat out entry speed and drive the OG-B is hard to beat.
DeleteI hear ya the pictures just look similar to my boards... What were you thinking about when you said a dg tail and narrower nose? Because I was thinking similar thoughts a board with blend like nose.. It will help with the harder off shore wind as compared to my twinzer and bryd fish, these are my DD now love those boards!
ReplyDeleteBeing narrower in the nose will help with the off shores for sure. Going shorter will also help, but you will need to drop in later. You will have to adjust on your take off point.
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