Goodtime

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Hi there,not relevant to this topic,but I have a question perhaps only an expert can answer. Why are nearly all Towboards for huge waves,a swallowtail,almost never a pin? And nearly all paddle in Guns for huge waves,nearly always a pin,almost never a swallow?

Spooking from Goodtime Haunt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
About your obsolete Goodtime ( _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _)
1970's Goodtime single fins rarely went under 6'4".
1980-1984 Goodtime Single Fin + Boxes were starting to nudge 6ft long.
Most likely a post apocalyptic 1984 D-gen slapstick.
I'm guessing Twin Fin 5'10" - 6'2"... Could this be your 5'11" Goodtime Lanceflanders?
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@Ray

I'd say a lot of it has to do with tow boards having less volume so a swallow keeps some width in the tail.

Sharkman, would be able to answer this one?

@ray....A pintail on a tow board has too much curve behind the side fin , which makes the board too loose,
Having a SWT means there is less curve more drive and you can do longer Bottom turns.

The SWT also has 2x Drag points ,which means they also grip better than a single pintail drag point!

Makes perfect sense Sharkman when controlling speed.
re: Racing with a Twin hull (Swallow if you like)The Jockey aquaplanes for speed control.

Also makes sense that complete opposite rings true for paddle power.
Seamless line from nosepoint to pintail. re: Rowing hulls streamline max paddle speed.