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by J » Thu, 24 Aug 2000 04:00:00

These are both fine fins, but which is the standout (for wave sailing
and occasional B&J)? I sailed the Enduro for a couple years then the
Curtis Surf for a while... Now I have to decide which way to go for a
couple new boards. The Enduros are definitely solid and also more
popular, but that is probably largely due to availability and marketing.
I felt like I got a little more "snap" out of the Curtis? Opinions
anyone?

by **WARDO** » Fri, 25 Aug 2000 11:56:42

If you want snap off the bottom and release off the lip in a wave fin....if
you liked the Caserio or Enduro
or thought the Curtis was snappy, you will absolutely love this fin! I
guarantee it!
Several custom wave board builders are using it exclusively.
http://www.surfingsports.com/product.asp?prod=taf_wdwave90-g

WARDOG
http://www.surfingsports.com/

Quote:

> These are both fine fins, but which is the standout (for wave sailing
> and occasional B&J)? I sailed the Enduro for a couple years then the
> Curtis Surf for a while... Now I have to decide which way to go for a
> couple new boards. The Enduros are definitely solid and also more
> popular, but that is probably largely due to availability and marketing.
> I felt like I got a little more "snap" out of the Curtis? Opinions
> anyone?

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