FCS Performance Fins
Surfboards with wider tails require more fin area than those with narrower tails.• A smaller fin, one with less sweep (more upright) or more flex, will loosen a stiff surfboard.• To give a loose board more drive, a bigger, more swept or stiffer fin selection will work. • To make a board more forgiving, select a fin with a high amount of flex K-Flex), for more responsive choose a stiffer fin (PC or PG).• A particularly strong or powerful surfer should use a bigger and/or stiffer fin with more resistance area.• If you are feeling a little under-gunned and want a small board to work in bigger waves, use a larger more swept set of fins.• Changing fins can change the way your board feels, and can freshen or improve your surfing. Don’t be afraid to customize fins to meet your needs by experimenting with different side and center fin combinations.
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Rainbow FIns Rainbow Fins has been around almost as long as Natural art has. They have a huge assortment of fins. So if you see one we don't have listed contact us and we wil track it down. How about a T.Maus fin. |
FCS Single Fins Vector Tech Foils FCS is known world wide for its Performance Tri and Quad set ups but FCS has a great selection of tuned single and side bite fin set ups check them out. |
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Future Single Fins This series contains a variety of fins to be ridden either as a 2+1 or as single fins...These fins allow good release for turning, but with just enough tip for those long noserides. Fiberglass is Similar to a glass-on feel...It can have a lot of flex (its flex is directly related to thickness)...Generally a stiff fin unless it is very thin. |
FCS Single Fins XTrac, why slip when you can rip. We have a wide variety of traction pad designs you can choose from |
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