We caught a short session in 10-12 mph on shore slop. The thrusters are a hoot to ride. It makes the board so free and wild. Harder to paddle in chop, harder to surf because it is so free, but a blast. Jacky's having fun with them too.
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I agree. I'm really liking the smaller fins. So far I have not had any problem w/ smaller fins on my Blair quad. I even changed out the sides on my psh 10'6" to 4.6 vector II's and a 6" cutaway center fin. I like that setup better than 3" sides and bigger middle.
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I agree. I'm really liking the smaller fins. So far I have not had any problem w/ smaller fins on my Blair quad. I even changed out the sides on my psh 10'6" to 4.6 vector II's and a 6" cutaway center fin. I like that setup better than 3" sides and bigger middle.
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