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True Ames
Furrow Labyrinth
The Furrow Labyrinth was designed by immensely talented shaper Christine Brailsford Caro of Furrow Surf Craft in San Diego.
★★★★★5.0 (7)
In Stock
$97.00
Color — turquoise
The Fin
The Furrow Labyrinth was designed by immensely talented shaper Christine Brailsford Caro of Furrow Surf Craft in San Diego. It features beautiful curves and a finely tuned foil with the right amount of stiffness as well as flex that’s needed to really provide peak performance. The Labyrinth's high aspect profile allows for less drag and increased lift, as well as more power through turns. If you're into driving through deep drawn-out turns, and benefitting from that zippy feeling of projection you get after loading up a properly foiled fin, then the Labyrinth may be just the design for you. High-aspect ratio profile with minimal area and solid amount of rake Designed to harness power and produce lift while maintaining low drag Pairs well with boards in the mid-to-upper size range Solid fiberglass construction, raw finish
Specifications
ConstructionSolid Fiberglass
Sizes8.75 – 8.75
Colors2 options
Price Range$97.00
AvailabilityIn Stock
Reviews
What people say
Built for driving through deep drawn-out turns and the zippy feeling of projection you get after loading up a properly foiled fin.
It rewards a surfer who draws long lines off rail and lets the fin load. It is a flow-and-projection single, not a tight-pivot fin.
More About This Fin
Single fin designed by Christine Brailsford Caro of Furrow Surf Craft and made by True Ames. The template is a high-aspect profile with minimal area and a solid amount of rake, foiled with a balance of stiffness and flex. It comes in one size, 8.75 inches, in solid fiberglass, and is suited to mid-to-upper-size single-fin boards, including hull-influenced and transitional shapes.
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$97.00