ION RC - HI-VIZ Aero Tail Fin - GAUI X3 / X3L

Special Features:

• The "HI-VIZ" fin is highly UV resistant, which means it will not fade from direct sunlight as easily as ABS, PLA, or many other plastics used today.
• Also, unlike many fins that are Carbon and have no real color to help you visually keep orientation using the tail fin as a key point of reference during difficult maneuvers, the Aero-Fin is all about color, which can help greatly with orientation, and learning new maneuvers.
• ION RC's proprietary blended material is flexible, so the fin can flex on hard landings, while being rigid enough to support the models tail without issue.
• We designed our fin 5mm longer than the stock X3/X3L fin, helping to keep the tail blades a little further from the ground.
• Weight: coming soon
• ION RC's printed products are made right here in Wisconsin, USA. All of the polymers / thermoplastics that ION RC uses to manufacture printed products are made from filament manufacturer 100% and a source that is also American owned and operated, just like ION RC!
• We also made sure to find a filament manufacturer that ONLY obtains their raw materials from within the United States. So we can proudly say, from raw materials, to filament, to design, to prototype, to the finished product, all within the USA! this is not easy, or cheap.  But Here at Anythingheli.com & ION RC we try to be as diligent as possible in keeping our purchases within the USA whenever possible, especially when it comes to sourcing manufacturing materials that we use to actually make our unique Printed, and Carbon Fiber products.
• NOTE: Back side (not shown) is a solid color (no black outline). This helps with orientation as well, since the right side of the fin is mostly hidden behind the tail parts: blades, tail case, etc..). SAB GOBLIN did something similar with their original RAW 580 canopy, one side of the canopy was green, the other orange. This makes difficult to fallow maneuvers a little easier to keep orientation due to the contrast between the colors as you are flying. It seems to really make a difference most whenever doing pirouetting maneuvers, or any type of flying one would need for assisted orientation.