Dice Twin + Trailer
Tom Morat’s Dice twin with a small trailer — three fins, solid fiberglass, Futures compatible, so the board can be ridden either way.An upright twin template with a flat foil, sold with a small centre trailer.
The Fin
Tom Morat’s Dice twin with a small trailer — three fins, solid fiberglass, Futures compatible, so the board can be ridden either way.
An upright twin template with a flat foil, sold with a small centre trailer. Ride the pair on their own, or drop the trailer in when the surf gets steeper. Nothing about the twins changes; the trailer is added hold rather than a redesign of the set.
How that reads
An upright twin accelerates quickly and pivots sharply, and releases early — fast and playful, and loose enough to slide when you do not want it to. The trailer sits behind and between them and does one job: it stops the tail letting go so readily. With it in, the board holds a rail line through a steeper section and feels closer to a thruster; with it out, you get the whole twin-fin range of movement back.
Who it suits
Shortboards and twins with three Futures boxes, ridden across a range of conditions rather than one. It suits someone who wants the twin most days and the safety net when the waves have some size to them.
If this is not the one
Want a twin-plus-trailer set from True Ames’ own line? The True Ames High Pro Twin + Trailer Fiberglass (Futures). Want Greenough’s flexing trailer behind a twin? The Power Trailer + Twin-Fin Set - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass).
Specifications
Quick acceleration, sharp pivot and plenty of release from the upright twin template, with the small trailer adding hold and stability when the wave gets steeper or more powerful.
Run it on a twin-plus-one fish or hybrid: trailer out for loose, skatey small-wave surf, trailer in to plant the tail when it gets steep. If you want drivier, more drawn-out twin lines, the Furrow High Aspect Twin is the call; this set turns from a tighter point and releases fast.
The Dice Twin + Trailer is a three-fin set from French-Australian shaper Tom Morat's Dice label, made by True Ames in Futures-compatible solid fiberglass. It pairs an upright twin template with a smaller trailer fin that can be run or left out depending on conditions. The fins use a flat foil and a fiberglass layup, and the set is intended for twin-plus-one fish and hybrid boards.
Mentioned in the review — Furrow High Aspect Twin · Gephart 70/30 Keels — not something we carry.