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DARTH
DARTH
WA
3028 posts
WA, 3028 posts
22 Jun 2018 2:51pm
TimKay said..
A set for Doggie as well. That's if he's still around
Probably in Indo


Sept im going up :)
TimKay
TimKay
752 posts
752 posts
22 Jun 2018 4:05pm
DARTH said..

TimKay said..
A set for Doggie as well. That's if he's still around
Probably in Indo



Sept im going up :)


Perfect
That gives Quobba a few months to sort you out
Buster fin
Buster fin
WA
2599 posts
WA, 2599 posts
22 Jun 2018 5:43pm
TimKay said..

DARTH said..


TimKay said..
A set for Doggie as well. That's if he's still around
Probably in Indo




Sept im going up :)



Perfect
That gives Quobba a few months to sort you out


DARTH
DARTH
WA
3028 posts
WA, 3028 posts
25 Jun 2018 8:18am
Buster fin said..

TimKay said..


DARTH said..



TimKay said..
A set for Doggie as well. That's if he's still around
Probably in Indo





Sept im going up :)




Perfect
That gives Quobba a few months to sort you out





TimKay
TimKay
752 posts
752 posts
25 Jun 2018 4:03pm
There seems to be a few reviews on these fins from the forum on the dark side. The thing is that I would take advice from that demographic with a grain of salt.
Johndesu
Johndesu
NSW
574 posts
NSW, 574 posts
26 Jun 2018 8:26pm
I went for a surf the other day (4-6ft reef break and juicy) and my board (a 6'2" Simon Anderson ) was super smooth and it surfed really well in the pocket, I think the Quobba fins lift the tail a bit and this translates to a fast smooth turn but you need to push it hard to get the most ouyt if em. also I lost one of the side fins on the reef so I need a new one.
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