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Both boards come from T&C Surf Designs: the Firefly is a groveler & hybrid and the Sinr is a groveler & hybrid. Documented stock sizes run 28.3 L–37.02 L for the Firefly and 28.64 L–37.18 L for the Sinr.
The Firefly is the next evolution groveler in the Dragonfly series. The next level towards performance from the Dragonfly. Still a high volume, low rocker shortboard with the same deep single to double concave. Designed to work in similar waves as the Dragonfly but with a touch of increase in rocker, slight pulling in of the nose and tail and featuring mini channels for extra bite. The Firefly will satisfy your needs
A modern spin off of the Saint, the SINR is the newest addition to our twin fin line up. It's great for any surfer looking to ride a fun & lively twin fin in waist to head high surf. The SINR has a deep single to double concave that lets the board carry a lot of its own speed in smaller surf. A deep single channel exiting out the tail also adds a lot more drive and makes it less likely to slide out than a traditional
What is the difference between the T&C Surf Designs Firefly and the T&C Surf Designs Sinr?
The T&C Surf Designs Firefly is a groveler & hybrid and the T&C Surf Designs Sinr is a groveler & hybrid.
Which has more volume, the Firefly or the Sinr?
Documented stock sizes run 28.3 L–37.02 L for the Firefly and 28.64 L–37.18 L for the Sinr. Their documented volumes are close, so pick on the size that matches your weight.
What fin setup do the Firefly and Sinr use?
The Firefly does not list a fin setup, and the Sinr is listed as twin.
How do surfers rate the Firefly and the Sinr?
The Firefly has no reviews yet, and the Sinr has no reviews yet.
