"How To Dropknee" with 9-time World Dropknee Champ Dave Hubbard 

Thanks dave, I'm watching your video, I've learned a lot I'm from Alabama

Yes, there is a frontside and backside in DK.

Definitely looks small, like 39/40 inch it's his pro model so maybe check the hubboardz website 🤙

This board isn´t at the market! Only Dubb as...see the tail! Special tail!

@@diogopimenta494 😂 then he needs to make special tail, special tail for all,

@@jahpedro3971 yheap!

He rides 43

I am assuming they are Hubboards fins, as the Hubbard brothers have developed their own brand of boards, fins and accessories. They look very similar to a Toobs Bluntcut profile and length.

@@tacoamigo425 Hey Brant. After some research, I found them. Dubb Zero's. Thanks.

@@nmdelninno right on! Have fun!

Needs more wind! 🤣

Check out DaFins just got mine, they're super durable and tough 🤙

Weight shifts from back knee to front foot and back again depending on the steepness and speed of the wave.

@@eBodyboardingcom cheers Jay 🤙🏽

I was think about that like the knee side seem like it was for the inside, maybe that don't matter though, never done a successful drop knee, maybe seeing this technique will help and my current fins are extra long, duck feet, i liked my toobs fins the best expcially as they aged and got a bit softer.

Honestly can't recall, but you can DM him through his Instagram and ask him. His Insta is Dub0

@@eBodyboardingcom 🤙🏾🤙🏾

@@kmakani85 did you have ask him ? So what sizes ?

No, if the rider is going "backside", the knee will be on the outside.

Turn up the volume. Sorry...didn't have a budget for a wireless lapel mic.

Lol

I can hear pretty well

The master! And the wind noise made me focus hard on what he was saying 🦻🏻

😥😥😥

He cut all that off about 3 years ago.

Well, Dave doesn't have kids. Bodyboards today can have creases and still work great. Stringers and mesh prevent them from "hinging" on creases.

Sorry. Most of these videos were spur-of-the-moment, and we didn't have time to set up proper audio.