The One-Lock Verse Tail 270 is our most stable stabilizer. With a preset angle of -2.25°, it ensures consistent lift, even at low speeds. The anhedral design of the tail provides auto-correcting lift; if the foil starts to roll, one side generates more lift than the other, smoothly rotating the foil back to an upright position. This stabilizer also features our Center Focused Lift concept that keeps lift center underneath the center of the board.
The 270 Tail is ideal for riders starting their foil journey or those who want maximum stability. This stabilizer boosts user confidence by auto-stabilizing the board and foil, allowing riders to focus on choosing waves and improving their turning and pumping skills.
The One-Lock Carve Tail 200 is our fastest stabilizer. With a preset angle of -1.5°, it’s perfectly tuned for minimal drag. Combined with its large upturned wingtips, the Carve 200 locks in at high speeds without increasing lift. When carving, this stabilizer is highly responsive in roll and pitch,making high-speed turns its specialty. Much like larger fins on a surfboard, the wingtips of the Carve 200 hold firm when pushed into a turn, ensuring no tail slip.
The 200 Tail is designed for riders looking to boost their stabilizer’s performance by reducing lift and enhancing tail lock. While it may not suit every rider, this stabilizer improves upwind angle and unlocks pitch in a way that introduces a new level of powered riding.
The One-Lock Turbo Tail 180 is our most efficient and reactive low-drag stabilizer in the One-Lock system. This stabilizer is set at a carefully calculated angle of -2.75° to achieve the perfect balance of drag and lift without sacrificing maneuverability. It’s incredibly nimble in both yaw and roll, allowing for sharp, precise turns while giving you the confidence to push hard into aggressive maneuvers.
The 180 Tail is perfect for riders looking to upgrade from their larger, more locked-in stabilizers. This smaller tail enhances maneuverability, allowing riders to better feel the energy and make quick, precise adjustments on the water. That maneuverability also adds to the efficiency of the pump, meaning the rider can accelerate to a higher speed while pumping from wave to wave or off the dock.
