Your cart is empty

Wayne Rich's trailer fin, FCS compatible solid fiberglass, in smoke or red.
Wayne Rich's trailer fin, FCS compatible solid fiberglass, in smoke or red.
A trailer is the small fin that turns a twin into a 2+1 — or adds a little tail hold to a single. It is not there to steer; it is there to stop the tail sliding out further than you asked.
Rich's trailer is small and raked back — it settles a twin's tail through the middle of a turn without adding the straight-line stiffness a taller trailer does.
| Configuration | Single fin |
| Fin system | FCS compatible |
| Construction | Solid Fiberglass |
| Base | 2.96" |
| Depth | 2.58" |
| Colours | smoke, red |
| Designer | Wayne Rich |
| Made by | True Ames, Santa Barbara CA |
Dropping it in adds tail hold without converting the board into a thruster, keeping most of the twin character intact.
Buy it if you ride a twin with a trailer box and the tail lets go in punchier surf: it plants the tail while keeping most of the twin's drift and speed, and pairs naturally with the Wayne Rich Twins. Without a trailer box, or if you really want a full thruster, this is not the fin.
The Wayne Rich Trailer is a small center trailer fin designed by shaper Wayne Rich and foiled by True Ames in FCS-compatible solid fiberglass. It is a low, small template in the nubster style that mounts in a trailer box at the centerline behind a twin pair. Rich designed it to pair with his own twin and keel sets, including the Wayne Rich Twins.
The twin set this trailer was designed to slot behind for the matched setup.
Mentioned as another loose twin set the trailer can tighten up.
A full thruster set is the different direction if you want a bigger jump toward three-fin feel.
