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Both boards come from Tyler Warren: the BWK is a shortboard and the Twin Pin is a shortboard. Documented lengths run 5' 11" for the BWK and 5' 9" for the Twin Pin. On Board Hogs, 0 surfers ride the BWK and 1 surfer rides the Twin Pin.
The BWK is a semi-wide diamond-tailed quad with a semi pulled-in nose that excels in lined-up waves from chest to overhead. Quick-turning and loaded with drive, it's an everyday rider that delivers surprising ease of paddle, stability, and looseness when waves pump.
Features
Straighter tail template for enhanced speed and drive
Quad fin setup for quick turning
Single-to-double concave with spiral vee bottom
Flat roc
A slight wide-point-forward twin fin with a pin tail built to hold in steeper faces. It performs across a wide variety of waves, excelling on smoother faces.
Features
Bottom contour: slight single to double concave into vee off the tail
Fin options: glass-on templates or twin boxes
What is the difference between the Tyler Warren BWK and the Tyler Warren Twin Pin?
The Tyler Warren BWK is a shortboard and the Tyler Warren Twin Pin is a shortboard.
How do surfers rate the BWK and the Twin Pin?
The BWK has no reviews yet, and the Twin Pin has no reviews yet. 0 surfers and 1 surfer have them in a public quiver.
Should I buy the BWK or the Twin Pin?
Choose on the waves you surf most and the size that suits your weight. The BWK is a shortboard and the Twin Pin is a shortboard; each model page lists its documented stock sizes and reviews from surfers who ride it.