An ideal performance upgrade for riders with twinzer boards or those looking to experiment with their quad/twin convertible board to loosen things up especially in smaller surf.

An ideal performance upgrade for riders with twinzer boards or those looking to experiment with their quad/twin convertible board to loosen things up especially in smaller surf.

An ideal performance upgrade for riders with twinzer boards or those looking to experiment with their quad/twin convertible board to loosen things up especially in smaller surf.

An ideal performance upgrade for riders with twinzer boards or those looking to experiment with their quad/twin convertible board to loosen things up especially in smaller surf.

An ideal performance upgrade for riders with twinzer boards or those looking to experiment with their quad/twin convertible board to loosen things up especially in smaller surf.

An ideal performance upgrade for riders with twinzer boards or those looking to experiment with their quad/twin convertible board to loosen things up especially in smaller surf.

EPIC TWINZER FINS – For A Loose & Dynamic Style

Have fun slashing & jumping in smaller waves

Sizes:  15.5 | 16.5 | 17.5
Bases: US & Slot Box
Precision CNC’d Black G10

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Windsurfing Wave Twin Fins – The EPIC Twinzer windsurf fin range was developed to enhance maneuverability especially in onshore and smaller waves.

Twin fins are ideal for very snappy and “slidy” turns helping riders make the most out of poor wave conditions. The Epic Twinzer is an ideal performance upgrade for riders with twinzer boards (e.g. Angulo Victory, Quatro Tempo Twin, Starboard Kode or Starboard Nuevo).

Also an ideal upgrade for those looking to experiment with their quad/twin convertible board (e.g. JP-Australia Twinzer Quad, JP Australia Radical Quad or Quatro Cube) to loosen up the tail.

The range offers six size options to cover all riders with a wide range of boards and wind conditions.

“Twinzer wave fins are great if you want the board to feel really loose. It allows for super tight turns & staying nice in the pocket. They tend to be a bit slower so they’re also great on boards that are already fast but might not turn as well as they could, onshore boards are a great example of that.” 

Morgan Noireaux, IWT Champion, 3 x Aloha Classic Champion