Yater Apocalypse

The Yater Apocalypse, a timeless classic that has been resurrected! The template for this fin, designed by legendary shaper Renny Yater, had been tucked away in the archives for decades until recently. Because its design remains as relevant today as it was 50+ years ago, True Ames decided it was time to share its magic with the surf community at large, and we're sure glad True Ames did. Since its re-release in 2018, the Yater Apocalypse has become a fast favorite of not only many of the customers, but also of many of the best longboarders in the world. This iconic fin features the timeless simplicity, classic curves, and straight-forward functionality that Yater is so well known for. Its design inherently complements so many aspects of longboarding–providing plenty of hold, pivot, and drive. A fin with true versatility, True Ames recommend the Yater Apocalypse for surfers with all ranges of experience. In addition to celebrating this fin for its performance, this fin is also excited about its heritage and historical relevance. The Yater Apocalypse fin template is the same as the original which was glassed-on to the surfboard that Yater was commissioned to shape in the early ’60s by screenwriter John Milifor the critically acclaimed film, Apocalypse Now. A fin design that will continue to transcend time and board design, the Yater Apocalypse is a must-have classic that has been tried and true for nearly six decades. Timeless design makes for a great all-around longboard fin Plenty of surface area for noseriding, medium amount of rake for optimal pivoting and turning Solid fiberglass construction, flat matte finish