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TTskim 'fishes'
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Re: TTskim 'fishes'
by Yann » Tue Sep 29, 2009 4:49 pm
LOL, the one with the fishes is hilarious 
Keep it up!
Keep it up!
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Re: TTskim 'fishes'
by OSTAPneBENDER » Mon Oct 05, 2009 9:45 am
about fishes:
it have a good upwind because of thin edge and good turning because of it's shape. thwintip shape is also very fun to ride. it's fairly big (127x53), so it's suitable for fat and clumsy pleople like me )) traction with feet is made with sugar-epoxy tech. it's also very fast cause of little (1,5cm) rocker.
on the other side it's sink sometimes because it's made of ply. overall - it's very successful experiment
p.s. it was built for girlfriend for the first steps int flatland skim (without kite)
it have a good upwind because of thin edge and good turning because of it's shape. thwintip shape is also very fun to ride. it's fairly big (127x53), so it's suitable for fat and clumsy pleople like me )) traction with feet is made with sugar-epoxy tech. it's also very fast cause of little (1,5cm) rocker.
on the other side it's sink sometimes because it's made of ply. overall - it's very successful experiment
p.s. it was built for girlfriend for the first steps int flatland skim (without kite)
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