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Derrick Disney’s DST canards, FCS compatible solid fiberglass in ivory — the lead fins of the DST 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.
Derrick Disney’s DST canards, FCS compatible solid fiberglass in ivory — the lead fins of the DST 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. The canard sheds a vortex over the main fin, which lets the main fin hold at a steeper angle than it otherwise would. Canards are sold as a pair; the rear fins come separately or in the twinzer sets.
The DST canard is the smaller, lower-profile kind: 2.43" deep on a 2.47" base. It is aimed at adding drive out of a turn rather than outright hold — the RDM canard is the one to pick if hold is what you are after.
They carry an even height-to-base ratio that matches the DST rear fins and feed them for more rear-fin engagement, drive, maneuverability and hold.
Buy these to complete a DST twinzer on a shorter, higher-performance board with canard boxes, paired with DST rear twins rather than random fins. On a fuller egg or mid-length twinzer the RDM canards are the right pick, and if you want the whole setup in one purchase, go for the DST Twinzer set.
These are the standalone canard fins from Derrick Disney's DST twinzer system, made by True Ames in FCS-compatible solid fiberglass. They mount forward and outboard of the main twin fins on boards built with canard boxes. The DST canard is sized smaller than the RDM canard and carries an even height-to-base ratio matching the DST rear twins. They are intended for shorter, higher-performance twinzer shapes and are designed to run alongside DST rear twins.
Mentioned in the review — Derrick Disney RDM Canards · Derrick Disney DST Twinzer — not something we carry.