Terms and Conditions

Rooted deep in surf history, single fins are as relevant today as they were back then. They come in a wide range of sizes for a wide variety of boards from shortboard to 12 foot gliders.

Known for speed and looseness, twin fins come in all sorts of shapes and sizes. Ranging from traditional templates all the way to high performance shapes that help a board perform is all types of waves.

The trhurster has become the most popular set up over the last few decades. Providing a good balance between manouverability, drive and control these fins have become the go to for high performance surfing.

Quad fins feature two front fins that are usually larger then the two rear fins. This combination allows for great speed generation and hold. This has proven to be useful for weaker waves and good more hollow heavy waves.

Twinzers sit between a Quad and Twin set. The side fins are slightly smaller then a twin and they feature a small canard fin infront of those. They have more grip and drive then a thruster. They surf more loose then a quad due to the canards fitting Infront of the big fins.

Basicallt a thruster featuring a bigger center fin that you will pivot heavily of. They proove great in larger surf and point breaks.