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86 Devon Howard - Twin Fins

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Devon Howard and I discuss twin fins, in particular the Channel Islands Mid Twin. The types of waves and style of surfing best suited for mid length twin fins, tips and techniques for surfing them, different fins, board design elements. We compare the mid twin to single fins and 2 + 1 set ups. Devon also addresses the most common questions he gets asked about mid lengths.

To see the board and view the video of it being surfed:

https://cisurfboards.com/products/ci-mid-twin

Devon's Intagram:

https://www.instagram.com/devon_howard/?hl=en

Previous episodes with Devon:

https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/podcast-surf-mastery/id1088660076?i=1000554669848

https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/podcast-surf-mastery/id1088660076?i=1000437394721

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Devon Howard and I discuss twin fins, in particular the Channel Islands Mid Twin. The types of waves and style of surfing best suited for mid length twin fins, tips and techniques for surfing them, different fins, board design elements. We compare the mid twin to single fins and 2 + 1 set ups. Devon also addresses the most common questions he gets asked about mid lengths.

To see the board and view the video of it being surfed:

https://cisurfboards.com/products/ci-mid-twin

Devon's Intagram:

https://www.instagram.com/devon_howard/?hl=en

Previous episodes with Devon:

https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/podcast-surf-mastery/id1088660076?i=1000554669848

https://podcasts.apple.com/nz/podcast/podcast-surf-mastery/id1088660076?i=1000437394721

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