Watch Mikey February sink into a long, cruisy raw session on the North Shore of Oahu. He was there filming the final episode of Stab’s Acid Test and slipped away for a palette-cleanser with his Twin Pin that knows so well. This board has become his benchmark for feel. Cameos from Michael and Mason Ho, Kuio Young and Shilo Tennberg.

About Mikey’s Twin Pin:
This versatile twin-finned pintail—shaped by Britt Merrick with Mikey—delivers all the speed and freedom of a twin with enough hold and projection that you won’t miss a third fin. Built as an all-rounder, the Twin Pin shines from everyday surf to double-overhead walls.

A flat-to-roll-to-vee bottom keeps the board buttery yet dependable. Low rails mean most riders go about 1/8" thicker than their standard shortboard. It pairs best with Britt’s custom twin template, sitting between a keel and upright for the right mix of drive, hold, and maneuverability.

Mikey (normally on a 6'0" shortboard) likes his Twin Pins at 5'9" and 5'11". Dane Gudauskas rides his at shortboard length for Trestles, and Britt prefers his a bit longer for Rincon.

More on the Twin Pin: https://cisurfboards.com/products/twin-pin

Recommended fins: the BMT template, designed with Mikey for this board: https://cisurfboards.com/products/britt-merrick-twin-fin