Hey, now we are talking.. after many day's of blood,sweat,  tears, laminating, sanding, filling, testing, filling, testing, sanding and sanding and sanding I finally managed to get the right scoop-rockerline on this board.  It just flies balanced over the chop, and no weird mast track positions are needed to cover up fabrication mistakes. But, I still need to test the board with the 7.8.
For the Tribal sym speed 33 it was often just to light winds, but there where some gusts and when powered up, I really like this fin. If there is no decent power, going crosswind or upwind is a bit of challenge compared to the carbon fins like SL-pro. 
It's really nice to sail both high quality  G10 fins and Carbon fins. It's a different feeling of glide. 

So really enjoyed this sunny day. As there was not really enough wind to do real speed runs I just enjoyed flying over the chop and actually had one goal to have a 55 km/h nautical mile which I just made :)  
 

Bit underpowered, had some luck with the gusts.

Used my 34 which is 31,3 after the last session...

But it worked and a new 34 is on the way

Overall a nice sunny session, was just in time back at the car for my next meeting.

Bit underpowered, had some luck with the gusts.

Used my 34 which is 31,3 after the last session...

But it worked and a new 34 is on the way

Overall a nice sunny session, was just in time back at the car for my next meeting.