Tyler Warren Modern Keel - Futures Compatible (Hexcore) surfboard fin in Blkv2 by True Ames - Pemulis Water & Power
Tyler Warren Modern Keel - Futures Compatible (Hexcore) surfboard fin in Whtv2 by True Ames - Pemulis Water & Power

Tyler Warren Modern Keel - Futures Compatible (Hexcore)

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By True Ames
$105.00 USD
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Designed by Tyler Warren, these are some speedy fins made for the modern twin fin shape. The Modern Keels feature a lengthy base and an extended amount of rake that offers exceptional amounts of drive. These fins are well suited to be used in fast, and down the line type conditions. These fins (which True Ames have always offered as glass-ons) have been specially developed with a slight amount of angled relief in the base in order to fit in Futures fin boxes.

(Twin-fin set) 80/20 Foil

Fin Construction: Hexcore
Designer Info

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Designer Name: Tyler Warren
Designer Origin: Dana Point, California
Designer Bio: Warren designs fins to keep traditional lines intact while adding modern reliability—tuning template, foil, and flex so a board can hold confidently in critical sections yet still generate drive and fluidity through drawn-out turns. His work as both artist and engineer ensures every curve and foil adjustment serves the board's holistic performance and aesthetic intent.
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