Pavel Canards Fiberglass (FCS) quillas laterales
Rich Pavel’s canards, FCS compatible solid fiberglass in smoke — the lead fins of the Pavel twinzer, sold as a pair.A twinzer runs four fins, but not as a quad: each main fin gets a small canard set just ahead of and outside it.
La quilla
Los canards de Rich Pavel, en fibra de vidrio maciza compatible con FCS y color smoke: las quillas delanteras del twinzer Pavel, vendidas por pares.
Un twinzer usa cuatro quillas, pero no como un quad: cada quilla principal lleva un pequeño canard justo delante y por fuera de ella. El canard genera un vórtice sobre la quilla principal, lo que le permite agarrar con un ángulo más cerrado del que podría de otro modo. Los canards se venden por pares; las quillas traseras van aparte o en los sets twinzer.
Esta plantilla
Los canards Pavel están relativamente erguidos, lo que favorece el agarre frente al release: el canard que hay que elegir si quieres un twinzer porque tu twin suelta demasiado pronto. 2.91" de altura sobre una base de 2.70", en los mismos tres ángulos de cant que el resto de la gama.
Especificaciones
Configuración
Canards, par
Sistema de quillas
Compatible con FCS
Construcción
Fibra de vidrio maciza, foil interior plano
Altura
2.91"
Base
2.70"
Área
5.97 sq in
Cant
0°, 4° o 9°
Color
Smoke
Diseñador
Rich Pavel
Fabricados por
True Ames, Santa Bárbara, California
Especificaciones
Paired with twin mains, the canards add tight pivoting turns, more bite, and a high degree of sensitivity — a Twinzer's bite without the drag of a full quad.
Use these as the front pair on a dedicated Twinzer with the rear fins it was built around, where you want more bite and sensitivity than a plain twin. Do not drop them into random side-bite boxes hoping for improvement — they are specific to Twinzer placement, and if your board is a straight twin that needs more hold, a McCallum Twin or a nubster-style trailer is the better route.
The Pavel Canards are small, upright front fins for a Twinzer setup, designed by Rich Pavel and made by True Ames in solid fiberglass with FCS-compatible bases. They have a flat inside foil and run forward of and outboard of a twin's main fins, where they break water tension ahead of the trailing fin. They are not a standalone setup and require a board built with canard boxes.
Mentioned in the review — McCallum Twin — not something we carry.