CHANNEL ISLANDS Twin Pin Review - WOOLY TV #28 Surfboard Review
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2022
- CHANNEL ISLANDS Twin Pin Review - WOOLY TV #28
Wooly weighs 87kg/192lb and is 6'1"/187cm tall
Wooly is riding a 6'3" x 20 3/8" x 2 3/4" - 38.1L
This sexy, versatile twin-finned pintail is a collaboration between Britt Merrick and one of the world's most stylish surfers, Mikey February. The two wanted to create a board that had all the fun twin feels but enough hold and projection to free you from ever wishing for a third fin or trailer. Designed as an all-rounder, it helps you rip in anything from lame little waves to double overhead rifling walls.
Massive thanks to Creatures of Leisure @creaturesofleisure for supporting Wooly TV.
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Email - wooly@starsurf.com.au
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Video produced by Dylan O'Brien
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Good to see you back in the water mate, thank you for the review!
Great to be back! Now I just need to shake Covid and I can finish off the JS Xero 🙏🤙
Glad you're back in the water!
Me too!
Awesome review and surf clip...
Thanks brother !🤙🏄♂️
Thanks! It’s nice to be back in the water surfing again 🤙
Great to see your back. Was wondering where you were.
Glad to be back! Stay tuned as there are so many boards coming through! So many!
Wooly! Love the reviews mate. Really helping me out with my next board purchase. Curious if you could compare your experience with the Twin Pin and the Big Baron. The BB is obviously marketed as a midlength where as this one isn't, but you and other reviewers have commented that you would be pretty safe sizing the Twin Pin up.
I basically just grovel on my log. If its shoulder and below and/or soft I'm on a log. I'm looking for a board if its shoulder - overhead (and slightly over). I used to ride a lot of short fish, so no stranger to short boards, but then I went on a big mig length kick these past couple years (and have had my most fun surfing during it). I'm 145lbs 5'6" and debating between a 6'0" (31.5l) BB or a 5'9" (30.9l) Twin Pin.
Hi mate, In my experience I would choose the BB. I found it still quite high performance but that twin feel. Hope you find a new weapon that suits what you want it for!
@brian2973 Curious what you ended up choosing
That is one COOL stick. Just need the waves to match it😛
No. Size it properly and it'll work with average waves too
I preferred it in the larger surf and talking to a few of my mates that have the same board (and are very good surfers) all had similar feedback to me and preferred it in better quality waves.
Everyone has there personal preferences but I think there are boards better suited to poor quality waves than the a Twin Pin. It really started to excel in waves with more size and open face.
@@79pejeperro how does one ‘size it properly’?
Hey mate! Would you recommend that as a semi step up for beachbreaks over head high?
Hi mate, If you want a twin for bigger waves than this would do it for sure!
Good!
how do you see the 6.3 for you?
my standard table is 36 liters,
I measure 1.78 and weigh 92 kilos,
do you recommend the 6.3 or the 6.5?
Greetings and thanks for the videos!
Hi mate
Thanks 🙏
Yeah I found that one fine. Paddles well and didn’t feel small at all. You should be sweet on the 6’3”.
@@WoolyTV 🤙
Any chance of doing the fishbeard? Really enjoying the honest reviews.
I haven’t got one of those yet. I have plenty of other boards to review first but I can add that one to the list.
@@WoolyTV that'll be awesome if you can, thanks
@@WoolyTV I'd be curious as well how the fishbeard performs....