Mikey February's Twin Pin | Review In Everyday Waves
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Ryan reviews the Channel Islands Twin Pin surfboard in small, everyday waves, to test just how versatile this board really is. We used the CI twin fins that were made for this board.
Board dimensions: 5'7 x 18 7/8 x 2 7/16 - 27.9L
Ryan is 175cm tall and 75kg.
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You did a great job on this man! The surfing, your communication, and giving us a different perspective.
So rad
Thanks a lot Justin, glad you liked it.
Great review, nice to see an honest look at a popular board.
Great to hear, thanks for the feedback.
Excellent review mate. By far the best review of this board for the average joe Ive seen!!
Thank you Barty!
Great review! Totally agree on minimum 2 ft range with some push to start moving the Twin Pin. Haven’t had a chance to surf it in bigger waves yet. I think if you went with bigger size, you would beat most flat sections. However the board does slow down no matter what in fat sections 🤦🏻♂️
Hey Skipper, thanks for your feedback. I definitely wouldn't change the size, it was perfect as the waves got better.
Thank you, love the review videos.
Thanks for watching Jonathan, appreciate the feedback
Get me one
Sick review bro love your content! This is a board I struggle with, and I find myself always grabbing my seaside when it’s small and my inferno 72 when it’s more punchy. So the twin pin ends up not getting surfed (it also has a weak glass job so tons of pressure dings from a few small sessions). It definitely handles steeper drops better than the seaside but I find it lacking the drive in small conditions. I’m considering selling it, how do you see it fit in your quiver? 🤙🤙
Hey Mark, thanks for your feedback and support for the channel, stoked to hear you are enjoying it. I agree, I always go for the seaside when it is small, and lately have been going to small wave performance boards next, and then a standard shortboard...I would grab the twin pin on the same days and conditions when I would surf my shortboard, the good days. 3ft+ longer, point type waves and punchy. From my experience so far this board feels unreal in these conditions. You just can't experience its full potential when the waves are 2ft mush. I would stick with it and persist...Once you get it into good waves, the speed, drive and flow provide a pretty awesome experience!
@@TheSurfersJourney Thanks for the response brother! Wish you have many success with the channel!
Nice review! For an over head day on a beachbreak would you choose the fever or the twin pin?
I think it depends if you like twinnies or thrusters...but I am currently enjoying thrusters more, so the fever.
@@TheSurfersJourney thanks a lot for the reply!
What fins are they?
I used futures channel islands twin pin fin, designed for this board.
@@TheSurfersJourney And go well this fins..???
Do you like it...???
That wetsuit is an interesting choice bro you look like my avatar!
Haha thanks Piers
more board review please
Sounds good Haris, can do.
There was not enough volume, especially forward of centre in that short a board to be able to float across flatter sections. The claim that it works from 2 to 10ft is very suspect. Good surfing though, glad you enjoyed it. #wallarahsurfboards
Thanks for the feedback Adrian
I agree, not enough volume in a 5' 7" only 27.9 litres. It looked like he was struggling to push it through turns a lot and needed more volume to help on flat sections. he could have also tested the 5' 9" or 5' 11" to better gauge the performance.
kool..have to admit tho..those are great waves by my standards..)
Haha they certainly weren't rubbish days...the third day was good!