Justin Ternes "Jawnt" Midlength in Dark Arts - Initial Thoughts - The Surfboard Guide

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  • Опубліковано 6 тра 2023
  • Welcome to our review of the Jawnt by Justin Ternes in their Dark Arts Technology, which is have been riding in a stock 6'8 x 21 x 3 - 42L
    Known as JT’s high performance speed egg, this sleek midlength outline, low rocker board with vee, allows you to take the wheel and fully engage with the wave. T
    his is a great “all around” surfboard for beginner to advanced surfers. The tri-fin setup lends to added maneuverability, drive and control through turns so you can cover more face on the wave.
    The “JAWNT” has a refined foil for optimum paddling and is a nice option for longboarders for when the surf bumps up to head high-plus. Usually ridden a foot longer than you are tall.
    Pair it with our new Dark Arts Futures Fins.
    This is our Initial Thoughts, so there will be a full review coming soon.
    If you want to ask any questions etc, please make sure you comment below, or hit us up on Instagram @thesurfboardguide
    Thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon with the full review!

КОМЕНТАРІ • 16

  • @adrianvaazquez
    @adrianvaazquez Рік тому +2

    I need the review of the christenson OP1

  • @petewebb5149
    @petewebb5149 Рік тому +1

    When you want to try something completely different put a pair of red S-wing 520 twins into that board. Never mind using trailers or quad rears and ride it in smaller waves and you'll be stoked.

    • @TheSurfboardGuide
      @TheSurfboardGuide  Рік тому +1

      I spoke to this s-wings guys about some fins, reminds me I should get back to them…

  • @foxgd9117
    @foxgd9117 9 місяців тому +1

    What’s it like with large quad trailers and medium fronts?

    • @TheSurfboardGuide
      @TheSurfboardGuide  8 місяців тому

      I'm sure it'd be good - that's a common setup I use with medium AM fronts, and the Am2 tech flex trailers.

  • @jaydensekula4557
    @jaydensekula4557 Рік тому +1

    Hi Craig, do you have any plans on reviewing the churro 2?

  • @terenceingram7786
    @terenceingram7786 Рік тому +1

    Would be interesting to know how much extra it costs to buy a Dark Arts board - that extra cost vs durability vs how different it rides. Also how hot does a black board get when just sitting waiting for a wave?

    • @TheSurfboardGuide
      @TheSurfboardGuide  Рік тому +2

      Well, they don’t get hot sitting waiting in the water for a wave - but I wouldn’t leave it in the sun in your car for a whole day!
      They do cost a bit more, and they’ll be available in Aus later in the year so pricing is tbc.

    • @eyalpolishook6486
      @eyalpolishook6486 Рік тому +1

      @the surfboard guide hi mate🤟 can you give your opinion regarding floatation ability of the dark art comperring to other eps techs such as ff by hayden or light speed by lost?do they float the same neaning much more then pu?
      a freind of mine told me to go extra liter + then my normal volume...🙏

    • @terenceingram7786
      @terenceingram7786 Рік тому

      @@eyalpolishook6486 that's one for Craig. I have had a few EPS boards from different brands. One was a fish and I went up slightly in volume. One was a small wave performance board and I stuck to middle of my range. One was an uber grovel board and I went up 3 litres. They all worked fine. Really depends on the board type. Have a litre range and don't overthink it.

  • @newoization
    @newoization Рік тому

    Cool. How does it flex craig? If you had to pick.between this or a chilli mid strength which would you get? Im guessing youd almost get 2 chillis for the price of this right?

    • @TheSurfboardGuide
      @TheSurfboardGuide  Рік тому

      Hey! To be honest I didn't really notice flex...
      Picking between the two, I don't think I could.
      Would love a mid-strength in Dark Arts...

  • @Toades8513
    @Toades8513 Рік тому +1

    Looks like the HI mid 6