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Jordan Brazie's Valaric twinzer in black solid fiberglass, FCS and Futures compatible.
Jordan Brazie's Valaric twinzer in black solid fiberglass, FCS and Futures compatible.
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. The result is twin-fin speed and looseness with more hold than a twin has any right to.
Brazie draws the Valaric canards small and close in, so the set behaves like a twin most of the time and only shows the canards' hold when the face steepens.
| Configuration | Twinzer β four fins |
| Fin system | FCS / Futures compatible |
| Construction | Solid Fiberglass |
| Base | 2.64" |
| Depth | 2.74" |
| Colours | black |
| Designer | Jordan Brazie (Valaric Surfboards) |
| Made by | True Ames, Santa Barbara CA |
The same main template as the Libra Twin, with a refined canard fin for added control and refinement in critical surf.
This is the set for a Twinzer-configured board when you want twin-fin speed with the rail hold to push hard in steep, critical surf. It's a matched system, not a pair of drop-in side bites β and if maximum looseness on a standard twin is the goal, skip the canards and run a straight twin.
The Valaric Twinzer is designed by Jordan Brazie of Valaric Surfboards and made by True Ames as an FCS and Futures compatible set in solid fiberglass. It pairs a main twin template β the same as Brazie's Libra Twin β with a smaller, refined canard that sits forward of and outside each main fin. The set is a matched system intended for boards with boxes set up for a Twinzer configuration, primarily from Brazie's own lineup.
The review contrasts them as pure twin-fin drift and glide on a fuller board, where the Valaric Twinzer trades freedom for hold and precision in steeper surf.
The Twinzer's main fins share the Libra Twin template, adding the canard for control in critical surf.
