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Wayne Rich Harmonic '67
Designed by master shaper Wayne Rich, the Harmonic ‘67 epitomizes the perfect marriage of both pivot and drive for the classic-style noserider.
★★★★★5.0 (7)
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$105 – $113
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The Fin
Designed by master shaper Wayne Rich, the Harmonic ‘67 epitomizes the perfect marriage of both pivot and drive for the classic-style noserider. It’s Wayno’s nod to his Harmonic ‘67 surfboard, which rolls all the best elements of 1967 longboard design–the pinnacle of the longboard era–into one board. But where Wayne really excels in the art of surfboard and fin design is his remarkable ability to skillfully blend homage to the past with his own progressive nuances. And this fin does just that: it bridges the gap between old-school and modern longboarding. Born and raised in Hermosa Beach during the ‘Golden Era’ of South Bay surfboard building, Wayne learned how to shape by some of the industry’s greats. He then moved up to Santa Barbara, where his unwavering dedication to the craft has endured. Wayne’s profound understanding of design theory and expertise is evident in this fin, which translates to outstanding performance in all types of longboards. What makes the Harmonic ‘67 especially unique is its swept back profile, which provides amazing drive when setting up off the bottom and through turns. This is complementary to its vast surface area, which delivers superior hold while walking to the tip and hanging out on the nose. Bridges the gap between old-school and modern longboarding Its vast surface area provides anchor-like stability while its swept back generates incredible speed off the bottom and through turns Solid fiberglass construction, flat matte finish
Specifications
ConstructionSolid Fiberglass
Sizes9.75 – 10.5
Colors2 options
Price Range$105 – $113
AvailabilityIn Stock
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What people say
The vast surface area holds the tail down so you can walk forward and hang on the nose, while the swept-back profile gives it drive when you set up off the bottom and come through a turn.
This rides like a noserider that actually goes somewhere: park it and walk and the area keeps the nose lifted, lean into the bottom turn and the rake gives you a longer, drawn-out arc instead of a dead stop. It's the fin for a classic log when you want planted nose time plus genuine drive — if you want a more upright, pure-pivot feel, go Yater Spoon.
More About This Fin
The Harmonic '67 is a classic-style noseriding single fin designed by Wayne Rich and made by True Ames, shaped as a companion to his Harmonic '67 surfboard, which distills 1967 longboard design into one shape. The template combines large surface area with a swept-back profile and is intended for traditional logs and noseriders. It is stocked in three sizes: 9.75, 10, and 10.5 inches.
$105 – $113