hi rush and jimbob,

cheers for the fin. i only need one so maybe jimbob can still have the other. those g10 torquay fins are almost indestructable so mine is still in amazing condition.

i already have a 10". if there was a 9" going i'd be keen for that but either way i'll still grab one.

postage on me by the way.

cheers.

Those are the ones I was taking about as being the best type IMHO ... better than that Profoil the O.P refers to

The one on the right looks salvageable, your re-foil job on the left looks a little dodge

looks good russ,

is the small one 9" i'm still keen...

i'll post a photo of my 10"
tonight. it's in almost original nic.

Mark _australia said...

Gestalt said...

i'll post a photo of my 10"
tonight.

Talk it up for the ladies

Sounds like grade 3's behind the shelter shed - I'll show you mine if you show me yours

lol .....

well here it is in all it's glory!!

^ lots of rocks and crap.

you may notice a red tinge to the edges of my fin. plus i've done some man scaping over the years.

to be honest these torquay fins are almost unbreakable.

i'm sure it's the manscaping!

well my other fins don't really spin out either truth be told. ie. MFC freewave fins.

what i like about these slot fins is that they feel incredibly solid under feet and never let go in the gybes in winds over 25 knots. also if the board does lift and you feel the back end starting to let go they just grip again without any sailor input. whereas a standard fin would see you going sideways.

only comment as the others have said is that they are slow.