Dan Partch just sent over some hand-foiled marine-ply side bites for my newest stringerless project, a 5'9" stubbie 2+1. I've been really stoked lately on sub-6' stubs with spiral vee for navigating around various nugs here in Ocean Beach. Chuck Ames is in the process of making some special 7" volan L-flex fins for Mandala, which should be ready around the time this board's ready to surf...
5'9" stubbo concavo
20.5" x 2.5"
marine-ply side bites
7" volan L-flex
Special thanks to heavy D.Partch for making such beautiful fins. He's the nicest ex-drill sergeant you'll ever meet...
12.03.2007
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Hey Mani, can you explain in what consists a spiral vee?
Thanks
Spiral vee is a double concave through a vee panel. With my concave stubs, I like to have a single concave running into spiral vee. With the single concave under your front foot you can surf it like a shortboard, and the vee in the tail allows the board to set up into cutbacks with a natural feel. The concave through the vee keeps water attached and channeling through the fin cluster. This concave set-up results in a board that allows for maximum rider input...quite the opposite of a hull.
Mani-
Is this concave in the 2 + 1 stubbies you currently have at Mollusk NYC. I am picking up the 5'11" that was sent around the end of oct.
Thanks
yeppppppp...
Hi Mani, Layman's term pls.. Does it goes zoom....?
Single concave into a double concave vee:::
There's vee in that there tail. Single concave under the front foot.
Double concave under the back foot.
Goes psssshhhhhhhhh....ka-koww! when you shred it on the breaking combers!
"Goes psssshhhhhhhhh....ka-koww! when you shred it on the breaking combers!"
lmao...you rock
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