DHD Surfboards Owen Wright vs DHD Surfboards Project 15
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Both boards come from DHD Surfboards: the Owen Wright is a shortboard and the Project 15 is a shortboard. Documented lengths run 5' 11" for the Owen Wright and 5' 8"–6' 2" for the Project 15. The Owen Wright is listed as twin (5) and the Project 15 as thruster.
This is one of Owen Wright's MF Twin Fin's from 2026.
Basically new, lightly ridden, specs are: 5'11 x 19 3/8 x 2 1/2 @ 31L
The MF Twin is a modern performance twin fin developed by Mick Fanning and Darren Handley to deliver more speed, more drive, and more control across a wider range of conditions than a traditional twin. Designed to feel familiar to surfers coming off thrusters, it blends the looseness and speed
The Project 15 is a performance model for small to head-high waves, with speed and aerial performance.
Features
Ability: beginner to advanced
Single-to-double concave
Full-to-low rocker
Stock 4×4×4 glassing
Thruster setup: FCS 2 or Futures
Square tail
What is the difference between the DHD Surfboards Owen Wright and the DHD Surfboards Project 15?
The DHD Surfboards Owen Wright is a shortboard and the DHD Surfboards Project 15 is a shortboard. They also differ in fins: twin (5) versus thruster.
What fin setup do the Owen Wright and Project 15 use?
The Owen Wright is listed as twin (5), and the Project 15 is listed as thruster.
How do surfers rate the Owen Wright and the Project 15?
The Owen Wright has no reviews yet, and the Project 15 has no reviews yet.
Should I buy the Owen Wright or the Project 15?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The Owen Wright is a shortboard and the Project 15 is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.
