Comp Gun nose-shape-pointed These elements have been developed

These elements have been developed and refined over decades through endless iteration testing by the world’s best surfers in every set of conditions imaginable

full outline with wide point exact center

Stretch designed the cambered (inside foil) characteristics to taper to zero with respect to chord length along the fin span in order to allow the tip to retain a neutral foil allowing the water and energy to “load up and twist off” of the lively tip area allowing predictable projection and positive drive

Slight single concave in the middle to rolled vee

Successful surfboard and fin designs take innate talent

Comp Gun nose-shape-pointed These elements have been developedIn 2005, a young Anthony Tashnick paddled a 94 bat tail quad gun into surfing history by winning the prestigious Men Who Ride Mountains contest at Mavericks. The board that Stretch shaped him was unconventional. It was shorter, had a wider tail, different lines and most obviously had one fin too many compared to the rest of the field. The publicity of Tazzys win on a Stretch quad gun lit fire to the already snowballing movement of the four fin being