Koz McRae Surfing Boards 7’2 Poseidon Twin
Koz McRae was raised in Santa Barbara surrounded by surf shapers like his uncle and George Greinow, who built boats on the roadside. After a life of parties, he pursued a career in surf shaping and studied under local legend Ryan Loveless. Drawing inspiration from the vibrant 1960s to 1980s American surf culture, his boards have gained rapid popularity today.
The Poseidon Twin, named after the sea god, is a step-up twin-fin model in Koz McRae’s lineup. It offers fast paddling and take-off performance with excellent wave holding ability. It also performs well in small waves, making it suitable for cruising. With the Poseidon Twin, you’ll gain control over heavy wave conditions.
Deck finish: White pigment
| Specifications |
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| Size: 7’2 |
| Weight: 4.7kg |
| Includes: None |
FAQ
What makes the Poseidon Twin different from other twin-fin boards?
The Poseidon Twin combines fast paddling and take-off with strong wave holding, making it ideal for both heavy wave conditions and small wave cruising. Its design reflects Koz McRae’s influence from 1960s to 1980s American surf culture.
Is the white pigment deck finish durable in sunlight?
The white pigment deck finish is designed to withstand regular sun exposure, but prolonged UV exposure may cause fading over time.
What type of waves is the Poseidon Twin best suited for?
The Poseidon Twin performs well in both heavy wave conditions and small wave cruising, offering versatility across different wave types.
Christian Abraham –
I’ve used the Poseidon Twin in various wave conditions and it handles both heavy and small waves well. The paddling is quick and the board holds its shape in the water. It’s a solid choice for intermediate to advanced surfers.
Isaac Allan –
The board feels stable in choppy conditions and responds well to turns. The white pigment deck looks great and doesn’t show wear easily. A bit heavy for beginners, but worth it for experienced riders.
Paul Bell –
After trying several boards, the Poseidon Twin stands out for its balance between speed and wave holding. It’s reliable in both small and medium waves, and the twin fins give excellent control.