Looks like it is not moving at all to me

Bender said...

just looks like a copy of a techtonics goldwing. nothing new there. More of a slalom fin to me

Picked up a 29cm in this fin only used it a few times now, holds on in the chop very well and feels real nice, outline might be similar to goldwing but nothing alike, finish is the best I have seen in a g10 fin and well priced.

Don't be fooled by the black and red pin striping.

Maybe that it is 10 years ago.I used this outline and worked a cut out at the base
and doubleconcave (diagonal.)Later found I that elliptic outline is faster. They were made all with rake 17°. 3-4 years ago the first rake 30° speedfin.I worked
the fin wider and she made 50 knots topspeed with Thomas Döblin. 22cm.
100% carbon. Now I work some fins only at the base wider,they start earlier to plane,good for GPS. Its a wide base fin. Please look: www.designlessacher.eu
Wolfgang

sailquik said...

Hi Legless. Come to speed fortnight. You won't get a better chance to use it!

That looks like a very nice Alpha fin to me for a 30 knots Sandy Point Easterly. I volunteer to try it for you.

You might be right unfortunately I am unable to get down there. It is looking like we might get 30+ knots of wind here on Thursday