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A high-area twin pair with George Greenough's PT-1 behind it β three fins, where the trailer twists instead of sitting still.True Ames paired a solid fiberglass twin template β 5.62" deep on a 5.00" base, 20.47 sq in β with the PT-1, the Greenough Power Trailer they also sell on its own.
A high-area twin pair with George Greenough's PT-1 behind it β three fins, where the trailer twists instead of sitting still.
True Ames paired a solid fiberglass twin template β 5.62" deep on a 5.00" base, 20.47 sq in β with the PT-1, the Greenough Power Trailer they also sell on its own. The PT-1 is 4.75" deep on a 2.70" base, 12.95 sq in, and it is not made the same way as the twins: it is a proprietary blend of unidirectional epoxy laminate produced under heat and high pressure.
The twins supply the area and rake that a bigger or more powerful surfer needs for drive, and the trailer supplies what a stiff fin cannot. The laminate gives the PT-1 a twisting ability along with strength and recovery, so loaded through a turn it stores energy and springs back, and unweighted it lets the tail go. The set as a whole reads as stability and projection with a loose, free, energised feeling behind it.
Surf the pair alone for maximum speed and freedom, or add the PT-1 for control, projection and a feel that nudges the board toward a thruster. Boards with three Futures boxes get both options out of one purchase.
Want a firm glass trailer rather than one that flexes? The True Ames High Pro Twin + Trailer Fiberglass (Futures). Just want a twin pair? The True Ames Twin (FCS / Futures).