Gorge twin wave board .....any reports ?

airtime · Joined: 22 Feb 2000 Posts: 38

Why buy Cobra produced boards when you can get a custom, hand made board that is built in the US..Maui to be exact! Built to last and they sail better than any board out there! And...they do not, I repeat, do not cost any more than the cobra production boards...

Please, for your sake, check out the following link

http://www.oesaustralia.com/

I sail the 75 XWave in the Gorge..single fin..My one board does it all..5.2 down to 3.2...My San Carlos wave board is the 85 XWave and soon the 85 WavePro. Twins are great for wave faces and bottom turns but singles are still the choice for the Gorge..Anyway, check out The above link..

isobars · Joined: 12 Dec 1999 Posts: 20935

wdsurf · Joined: 22 May 1999 Posts: 335

for what its worth.i just bought a quatro 2010 tempo twin 84 ltrs. i,m not in the gorgei,m on the great lakes,lake erie to be exact and got to sail it for the first time this week.i,m 205 lbs. used a 4.2 on it wound up tight.all i can say it was fun in the gale warning we had monday.sailed it in bump and jump water in the harbor just like gorge conditions and i,ve been sailing28 years never had a board that could slash the windswell /chop like this twin can. it came with 16.5cm. levi siver mfc fins worked great.the extra width was great for surfing the swell/jumping.i.m sold glad i got it waited over a year for this model to come out and it quick to plane and what i,ve dreamed of!!! Very Happy

U2U2U2 · Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 9:50 am Post subject:

wdsurf
thanks, this helps to confirm that the twinz are not just for big wave/ocean

I saw something else on the MFC Levi fins, and don't see them on MFCc site ? special order, or are they comming just on the Quatros ?

BTW where in Lake Erie ?

wdsurf · Joined: 22 May 1999 Posts: 335

ERIE,PENNSYLVANIA Question

wdsurf · Joined: 22 May 1999 Posts: 335

JUST LOOKED AT THEIR UPDATED SITE THEY HAVE THEM WITH NEW GOYA TWINS,PRODUCTION QUADS,TRIFINS GOT THEM ALL. Very Happy

airtime · Joined: 22 Feb 2000 Posts: 38

Why buy Cobra produced boards when you can get a custom, hand made board that is built in the US..Maui to be exact! Built to last and they sail better than any board out there! And...they do not, I repeat, do not cost any more than the cobra production boards...

Please, for your sake, check out the following link

http://www.oesaustralia.com/

I sail the 75 XWave in the Gorge..single fin..My one board does it all..5.2 down to 3.2...My San Carlos wave board is the 85 XWave and soon the 85 WavePro. Twins are great for wave faces and bottom turns but singles are still the choice for the Gorge..Anyway, check out The above link..

U2U2U2 · Posted: Sun Oct 04, 2009 7:47 pm Post subject:

like Presque Isle ?

SlightlySalty · Joined: 19 Jul 2008 Posts: 92

Ok my 2 cents. Twins are fun and turny but the single fins still the most versatile combo for all around. If you aren't always sailing in the waves I'd still go for the single fin. If you're sailing an epic wave spot all the time then have at it with a twin fin. You'll have fun with a twin in any conditions but really a good single will prevail in the long run. But fun to change it up every once in a while.

U2U2U2 · Posted: Mon Oct 05, 2009 11:30 am Post subject: