I was just addressing the fact that when U say increasing vee and I say decreasing it's actually the same as the absolute change at rail depends on board width becoming narrower
Just as I thought the thread may not be confusing enough
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Looks like more than one definition exists. This is what it says on surf research
spiral vee
1. a vee in the bottom with concave panels between the rail and the apex of the vee.
2. (?) a vee in the bottom tail section that has its apex under the back foot, generally in front of the fin/fins.
Attributed to Terry Fitzgerald, circa 1974
both methods would create a deeper v.
Cool. So number 1 is almost every slalom board of modern times and half the wave boards.
How about toe in? That seems to be a clear answer 
Yes. Yes it is..
and to think it was invented on the same wave I was kookily surfing on the weekend..
camel toe? 
So going back to the original question.
This is the description of Scoop rocker from the QT wave on the Patrik website.
I think they mean the whole rocker as a continuous flowing thing......not sure too many of us could do double sliding rotations.
