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| 222404 | 10875 | Just round bottom board pics | 99 | justsomedude | Oct 5, 2021 | 2021-10-05T16:27:14-0400 | mitch44 said: i often wax poetic about Klaus's work on here but can't help but throw this in the mix per the convo about beach break friendly hulls. He calls this one the rubber biscuit- it's still new and in the works according to him but it's his attempt at marrying a twin fin and hull and ultimately something that can handle beach break or less than ideal hull waves. Belly entry and soft rails front 2/3 of the board into a deep channel thru the fins with a hard edge out the tail that starts before the fins. Centered wide point. S deck. The best part is the super narrow base high aspect fins- keeping the fins the same or similar template as your go to hull keeps them in the water more than a keel and also forces you to keep turning off the rail rather than having pushing hard off the fins. Aka you still surf this the same as a hull off your front foot…but the caveat is a more nimble board that can make quicker directional changes than a hull- like beach breaks usually require. Mine is 6'8" and can't recommend these enough! Plan on having him a make a removable fin version one day for travel. Click to expand... Looks amazing Mitch! Wonder if those Tim Bowler flex keels would work in it... |