Justin Ternes "Jawnt" Midlength + Dark Arts Futures Fins Review - The Surfboard Guide

Welcome to our full review of the Justin Ternes Jawnt in Dark Arts construction - JT calls the Jawnt his "Speed egg", but carries a lot of characteristics of a mid length.

I have been riding mine in the stock 6'8 x 21 x 3 = 42L

From https://darkartssurf.com/collections/...

Known as JT’s high performance speed egg, this sleek midlength outline, low rocker board with vee, allows you to take the wheel and fully engage with the wave.
This is a great “all around” surfboard for beginner to advanced surfers. The tri-fin setup lends to added maneuverability, drive and control through turns so you can cover more face on the wave.
The “JAWNT” has a refined foil for optimum paddling and is a nice option for longboarders for when the surf bumps up to head high-plus. Usually ridden a foot longer than you are tall.
Pair it with our new Dark Arts Futures Fins.

In the Jawnt I primarily rode the new Dark Arts Thruster set by Futures Fins

From https://futuresfins.com/products/dark...

The Dark Arts fiberglass thruster set is a large size Speed Controlling fin with a Ride Number of 3.8. We collaborated with the team at Dark Arts to develop a neutral template that features a thinner tip and smaller center fin for a perfect blend of speed control and release when you need it.

Template Category - Neutral (all-around | versatile)
Construction - Fiberglass
Ride Number - Speed Control – 3.8
Suggested Wave Type - All types | All conditions
Size - Large (165+ lbs)

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Thanks to Justin and the full crew at JT and Dark Arts for the opportunity!