Have heard pros and cons. Board is to be 9’4" x 22" x 3".
18" nose
Narrow hips
14.5" tail?
Single concave channel
Flat deck
Tail kick
Don’t pintails lack drive? Which is bad for noseriding…
Have heard pros and cons. Board is to be 9’4" x 22" x 3".
18" nose
Narrow hips
14.5" tail?
Single concave channel
Flat deck
Tail kick
Don’t pintails lack drive? Which is bad for noseriding…
LACK DRIVE???
Hi Balsa
How are you? I like that last triple stringer you posted.
I think He meant lack drive out of turns.
As far as drive is concerned
It will turn differently than a squash or a square.
On some waves it actually might turn a touch slower coming out of it.
I tend to try set my turn up a bit earlier if I can read whats in from of me quick enough.
But I love the way a pintail feels and its much smoother. (to me)
It holds a lot better and if the waves have juice, a pin will shine there as well.
This board here is the best noserider I have ever been on. (Honstly, to those who thing the nose is too small)
http://www.swaylocks.com/resources/detail_page.cgi?ID=1065
My suggestion is to make it a rounded pin but leave a little hip on it.
Good luck
What kind of bottom did you have??
“that’s your Oklahoma attitude. Everyone knows a square tail noserides better than a pintail.” - or something to that effect from big wednesday. I always thought that line was funny.
Square tails do noseride better than pintails, in my worthless opinion. The water seems to wrap around and hold it in better.
Although, I think you’re right that a rounded pin would turn better. But not noseride better. A 6’2" thruster would really turn.
What kind of bottom did you have??
Actiually its a long straight Vee (nothing exicting but it works well) I wanted the ability to ride as a single or a 2+1.
I thought this would have been best.