Yater Classic surfboard fin in 4909Ad18 E2Bc 4B3C Ae7F 5D69B53Abd4B by True Ames - Pemulis Water & Power
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Yater Classic

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By True Ames
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Master craftsman and pioneer of the shaping industry, Renny Yater, designed this fin to accompany his high-performance single fin known as ‘The Pocket Rocket’, a classic pintail of the early ‘70s era . Its upright profile, combined with a full foil and minimal flex, make it a performance-driven and trustworthy fin. This fin has stood the test of time and become quite versatile, performing well both in a wide spectrum of equipment and in all types of waves. This fin's relative stiffness provides power, drive, and stability–making this fin a great option when the surf is bigger.

Form | Optimally balanced length to base to rake, full foil

Function | Well suited for most boards and conditions, predictable performance

Feel | Plenty of drive and hold, ease release, trim and turning ability

Overall | Truly a timeless template that just simply works

Fin Construction: Solid Fiberglass
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Designer Name: Reynolds "Renny" Yater
Designer Origin: Santa Barbara, California
Designer Bio: Yater was one of the first commercial surfboard builders of the 1950s, pioneering the "Yater Spoon" in 1964. His hand-shaped, serial-numbered boards with distinctive single-fin templates remain reference points for traditional single-fin craftsmanship, bridging the gap between backyard shaping and industrial production.
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