Twin Fin
The Twin Fin is a great summer board that will get you out everyday. The slight hip in its outline through to a swallow tail gives you plenty of room to carve and experiment in your surfing. For more summer fun, also check out the Joy Ride, another recent addition to the DHD family.
The DHD Twin Fin is a great summer twin that gives you a nice wider template for catching everything and giving you plenty of volume throughout the board. With an extra strong carbon tail, you can be sure you're getting plenty of drive as well as hold on any of the bigger stuff.
The DHD Twin Fin is a great summer twin that gives you a nice wider template for catching everything and giving you plenty of volume throughout the board. With an extra strong carbon tail, you can be sure you're getting plenty of drive as well as hold on any of the bigger stuff.
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Cam · Age: 25 · Height: 185 cm · Weight: 95 kg · Skill: Advanced · Mar 27, 2020
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This board is my go to board for days below shoulder high. If I fancy a cruisey surf, I’ll keep it as a twin, but if I fancy thrashing it about a bit, I’ll stick a trailer fin in. It has plenty of speed on the flats and can catch anything. This board also looks amazing, the design on it is always getting compliments. I recently purchased some MR FCs 2 twin fins for it with a trailer: it’s works an absolute dream with this board! Well worth the purchase!
5'8 x 19 1/2 x 2 7/16 - 29 Litres
Todd · Age: 32 · Height: 177 cm · Weight: 70 kg · Skill: Advanced · Jan 17, 2020
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If you're looking for a twin fin style board that rides similar to a shortboard this is the board for you! I found it really really fast and drivey, especially off bottom turns. The board is super easy to put on rail as it has a pronounced vee concave through the tail. The rails are also quite full and well rounded giving the board plenty of forgiveness. There's quite a bit of rocker in the nose which is good if you plan on riding this board even if the waves are a little steeper of you might be scooping into waves late. That said, it still paddles pretty well as there's a good amount of foam under the chest area. Really fun board in beach breaks that aren't super hollow and nicely lined up point breaks. I rode this board with the Futures Akila Aipa twin set with a T1 trailer to give me more control through turns and more drive off the bottom. This setup works really well with this board.