Interesting to see he is riding a single fin board in a lot of the shots.

On a different note... A lot of the segments in this video are out of focus. I'm guessing this was shot with a DSLR with manual focus.

Multi fins are trendy but still nothing wrong with a good single it seems

When I see someone ripping like this on a modern single fin it certainly confirms my suspicion that Quads/Twins are to some extent of a fad and a product of marketing, at least for 95% of the average wave riders. I saw a guy on the beach the other day changing out a set of quad fins in the sand and it seemed to be a fair bit of messing about. I suppose you have to weigh up the advantaged of marginally more performance with a quad against the simplicity of a single fin?
For me.... “Less is more!"

stehsegler said...

Dungbeetle said...
marginally more performance with a quad against the simplicity of a single fin?

I think Thrusters might end up being the common middle ground and compromise between good speed (like in a single fin board) and turn ability and drive in bottom turns (as in a quad board).

It seems Quatro is starting to do a lot more Thruster boards. And of course Stone Surf in WA has been doing them for years.

And Bombora has been doing them since the dawn of time

that is a sick vid...he is fully smashing it

GEEZE,
Sweet vid then people bring up the fin thing again?
If you like a single, buy one.
If you like quads, buy one.
knobs...

quad fin ripn