Wayne Rich Nightmare Keels - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)

By True Ames
$100.00 USD
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The Wayne Rich Nightmare keels have been carefully crafted with close attention to detail in order to harness the full potential of the fins' design. The swept-back, hatchet style profile allows for the ability to reach maximum drive while still allowing for release and maneuverability without tracking. The inside of the fins feature a concave 'football shape' foil in the top portion of the template which provides extra lift and reduced drag. If you're looking for a hybrid-keel alternative to spice up ythe twin fin, these fins might be just the ticket.

(Twin-Fin Set) Futures Compatible, Concave Inside Foil

Fin Construction: Solid Fiberglass
Designer Name: Wayne Rich
Designer Origin: Hermosa Beach, California (born); Santa Barbara, California (based)
Designer Bio: Rich designs fins with a builder's eye for practical hydrodynamics—leveraging base length, foil, and area distribution to produce dependable hold, speed, and projection out of turns. His templates are explicitly engineered to balance stability with turning ability, making them staples in contemporary classic-longboard and performance-trim setups.

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