Wayne Rich Trailer
Wayne Rich's trailer fin, FCS compatible solid fiberglass, in smoke or red.
The Fin
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.
This one
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.
Specifications
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.
Mentioned in the review — Wayne Rich Twins · TA Twin · Timmy Patterson Tri — not something we carry.