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Are you Evo
or are you Evil?
The new Evil Twin - in the words of Scott McKercher: a
variation of the Evo theme. With new shapes developed around the concept of a
twin fin set-up, the Evil Twins offer the opportunity to ride powerful waves in
a new style that is as close as it gets to pure wave surfing. The Evil Twins
hold more speed in tight turns with more top-turn drive and more squirt for a
new wave-riding style with flowing transitions carrying greater speed.
The genetics of Evil Twin come not only from the Evos but also the original 1997
Starboard Twister wave board, developed by Scott McKercher and Svein Rasmussen
and tested in Cabo Verde over a decade ago.
The Evil Twin bottom shape features a tail-biased rocker and a monoconcave front
hull shape that provides drive on the wave face with a smooth flowing response.
The new outlines are designed around the set-up of two fins placed side by
side, with more curvature in the tail section that flows into a mild swallow
tail. The rail shapes are soft like those of the Evos, inspired by surfboard
rails for a smooth flowing feel, and the nose shapes are sharpened up for a more
aggressive look.
The Evil Twins
are available in Dur-X Wood and the new WoodCarbon
construction. The Dur-X Wood version continues with the same
technology as 2008, a construction that has been refined since 2000
to provide the industry's leading warranty figures and the most
reliable lightweight boards to date. Double sandwich construction,
oversized reinforcements and a full 0.6mm wood skin (deck and
bottom) for maximum rigidity, strength and dynamic shape integrity.
The WoodCarbon Evil Twins are built using an ultralight, flat-weave
carbon skin with a 0.6mm Wood layer that runs along the spine of the
deck. Through optimal mechanical efficiency, the flat-weave carbon
offers more tensile strength and stiffness than traditional woven
carbon fibres at a lower specific
weight, while the wood spine on the deck adds rigidity, strength and
dynamic shape integrity. The bottom of the WoodCarbon Evos feature a
single sandwich PVC core with double PVC stringers for additional
compressive strength and resistance to buckling.
Other features: the back footstrap on the new Evil Twin uses
four screws instead of the conventional two screws - ultimate
strength and a mechanically twist-free function. All Evil Twin
boards feature integrated heel bumpers.
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The new generation twin-fin
waveboards
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A variation of the Evo theme:
carries more speed through tight, aggressive turns with more
flowing transitions
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New WoodCarbon Technology option /
Dur-X construction on the Wood option
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Integrated heel bumpers on all
models
1.
Wide and short
compact outlines for a
wide wind range, more responsiveness and reduced swing weight.
Twinzer-tuned outlines
2.
Ultra-strong Dur-X
construction label on the Wood models New WoodCarbon construction
option featuring flat-weave carbon and a wood spine.
3.
Soft surf-board rail
shapes for a smooth
flowing carve
4.
Double-screw
fittings for the back
footstrap for maximum insert shear resistance
5.
Mono-concave
to vee hull shape for maximum grip
6.
Drake Evil Fin
CNC G10 wave fins
7.
Heel bumpers
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