Noah Wegrich was the last of out #TeamONeill riders to take a magic carpet ride on Chris Christenson's twin-fin. With a playful left to carve into, Waggy was able to draw out some long lines on the gorgeous twinny. We'll be announcing who Chris thinks rode the board best and how you can take home one of the boards and more soon. Stay tuned.

Soli Bailey put the pedal to the metal on Chris Christenson's twin-fin, harnessing the straight rails and flat rocker to fly down a few North Shore walls. "The board had heaps of drive and was definitely one of the fastest boards I've ever ridden," said Bailey. Stay tuned for the final entry from Noah Wegrich for the Chris Christenson Challenge.

Ian Crane was next up to put in some time on Chris Christenson's twin-fin fish. His consensus? "I wish I had a wave with more wall because I just want to go straight and fast," said Crane, "It feels like the funnest board ever." Let us know how you think Ian went on the twinny in the comments below. Check back tomorrow to see how Soli Bailey fared in the Chris Christenson Challenge.

Timmy Reyes was first to get his hands on one of the twin-fin fishes for the Chris Christenson Challenge. Although the board was a bit larger than Timmy is used to, the combination of playful North Shore surf and a good amount of volume allowed him to draw some slick lines and pull some cheater fives. Watch the entire entry and let us know how you think Timmy did. Check back tomorrow for Ian Crane's session.