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[GeoffreyLevens]

http://wegenersfinlessfrontier.blogspot ... spoon.html

[rodndtube]

Coincident with Wegener's post, check out The Surfer's Journal, vol 07 no 04, pp84-87, where Greenough moves away from wood and twin fins to fiberglass/foam and a single fin, and eventually to the infamous Velo. Greenough also mentions how he started out with a twin fin, kept placing the fins closer and closer together and that eventually they merged into one flexible fin.

[Please do not repost these figures.]

[bgreen]

It would be interesting to see the Wegener board in profile. The lines of the red railed Greenough board really catch the eye. Anyone know the dimensions?

Bob

[Uncle Grumpy]

Every board I've seen and all I've read; GG's Velo's were all very close to 5' X 22"
My 2¢

[GeoffreyLevens]

Every board I've seen and all I've read; GG's Velo's were all very close to 5' X 22"
My 2¢

Except for some of the later edge boards got narrower by a fair bit...I think

[Uncle Grumpy]

Except for some of the later edge boards got narrower by a fair bit...I think

Velos, like those in the photo Rod posted were 22"..

But yes, the later edge boards were somewhat narrower, but still using the same basic template........

http://flexspoon.com/building-a-flexspo ... 70-to-1990