6'3" pintail stubbie
9'6" hunter seeker
5'11" stubbie
5'8" stubbie
5'10" double-wing CQC
6'0" double-wing CQC11.27.2008
glass-ons rule
Here's some pics of a few stubbies, hunter/seekers, and quad fish getting prepped with glass-on fins. Glass-ons are light (no boxes), and allow the fins to flex the way they were designed to. The stubbies work insane with glass-ons and a tapered stringer, as the thin tail can twist and flex along with the fin for a more integrated ride.
6'3" pintail stubbie
9'6" hunter seeker
5'11" stubbie
5'8" stubbie
5'10" double-wing CQC
6'0" double-wing CQC
6'3" pintail stubbie9'6" hunter seeker5'11" stubbie5'8" stubbie5'10" double-wing CQC6'0" double-wing CQC
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Nice dude! Are those black speed dailer glass on's the set that you use to mark fin placement? The ones that Chuck made!! I thought you'd never use those!! They look bad ass though. Holler at me! Peace Bredren!
that first board looks mental
KEEPING IT REAL!
glass on's are superior
M - How far up are you placing those single fins? Thanks.
10.5"...!
Oh man! Now you tell me!
Did you get a cupcake?
Those cupcakes from Sprinkles were so good---thanks! But I didn't know they had espresso chocolate sprinkles on them and I had crazy insomnia a few nights ago. Beware the little cakes!
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