Surfboard Fins
With so many different Surfboard Fins on the market diverse in shape, materials and technology, it can be hard to decide what fins will suit you best. Surfing with the right sized fin and fin template is essential to optimising your board's performance. Surfing cheap plastic fins is like driving a car with flat tyres; you’re not going to get the most out of your surfboard. On each product page we have outlined and rated the key features to consider when purchasing a new set of surfboard fins. These key features include Drive, Flex, Release and Pivot which are directly affected by factors such as Rake, Foil, Base, Depth and Flex. For more information visit our Boardcave Surfboard Fin Guide or get in touch via live chat for a personal fin recommendation.Be sure to view the latest range of FCS Fins and Futures Fins. These two brands have set the benchmark for high performance fins in all conditions. Each brand offers a wide range of fin constructions such as fibreglass, honeycomb, techflex, blackstix, performance glass and more. FCS and Futures are by far the most commonly used fin boxes by all surfboard brands.
The Futures K2 Fibreglass Keel fins are a smaller, more refined version than many traditional keel fins out there. The K2 Keel is made from a fibreglass construction that offers minimal flex combined with maximum stability. This with a smaller template ensures the fin has a more high performance feel while maintaining the classic Keel fin ride.
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The EA BlackStix Thruster Fins are designed for medium sized surfers (65-88+ Kg). Now a staple in the Futures line after more than 10 years of development, the Blackstix are an excellent option for when a fast fin is needed. The Version 3 has an added 23 degree unidirectional carbon through the structure to increase drive and give you more power in your turns. See more
The Rob Machado Futures Fins are designed for Medium surfers (65-88Kg) for responsive high performance surfing. They are constructed using environmentaly friendly fast growing bamboo combined with Futures popular Blackstix carbon placement for high performance surfing in a range of conditions. The crescent carbon placement and bamboo core allows you to store energy and release it through turns when needed. The durable ultra light weight materials and their unique placement on these Bamboo Futures result in a fin with extra spring for fast responsive surfing. See more
The Haydenshapes PC Carbon fins are part of the FCS II shaper series have been developed in conjunction with Hayden Cox to create an all round fin template perfect for your next sled. Works really well with the Hypto Krypto. These large fins are great for bigger surfers around 75-90kg. See more
The Modern Keel Twin is perfect for traditional fish shaped boards. It features the below:
The F4 Alpha is made with carbon material and is air infused. This gives it more response and flex which creates one of the most exciting fins on the market!
Designed for smaller surfers (47-70kg)
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The Haydenshapes PC fins are part of the FCS II shaper series have been developed in conjunction with Hayden Cox to create an all round fin template perfect for your next sled. Works really well with the Hypto Krypto. These large fins are great for bigger surfers around 65-80kg. See more
The FCS II PG Split Keel Quad Fins fin have been designed to give plenty of bite and control to wider tail hybrid boards while still allowing for plenty of pivot.
*Please Note: this fin is designed to be used exclusively with the FCS II Fin System, and will not fit in the traditional FCS Dual Plug System.
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Craig Anderson's signature single fin template.
Order the Ando 7.8 single fin for eggs, single fin shortboards, bonzers and 2 + 1 setup's.
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The T1 Honeycomb Twin Fin will provide you with down the line speed, drive and rail to rail feel that you get from traditional twin fin templates. The T1 has a medium flex pattern and will generate speed better than your traditional fiberglass construction fins. It also comes with a trailer which can be used when you need a little more hold or stability. See more
