form follows function
Professional grade hardware to support your performance based paddlesport.
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Ocean Racing / Open Water
Ultra light Carbon Fibre
Crafted to serve multiple purposes, this SUP race fin boasts remarkable turning capabilities and tracking abilities that make it an ideal fit for ocean racing and open water paddling. Intermediate-to-advanced paddlers looking to enhance their tracking while retaining manoeuvrability can leverage the fin's surfing tip that has a longer cord close to the base, thus enabling them to achieve optimal ride, glide, and swell connectivity. With its sweeping rake and thin foil symmetry, the fin can minimize drag while its ultra-light carbon fibre construction can offer greater drive and response on turns. This fin excels in chop and ocean swell conditions and is also a great choice for open water.
Dims:
Height : 248mm
Width : 115mm
Weight: 136g
Foil: 7mm
- Ultra-light pre-preg carbon fibre technology for unparalleled drive and response
- Enhanced tracking, manoeuvrability and overall riding experience
- Ideal for intermediate-to-advanced paddlers
Blog posts
5 of the best exercises to improve power and speed
The posterior chain is the driving force behind power in the stroke.
The chain is comprised of the primary muscles of the back including the lower back, glutes, hamstrings, and calves.
A weakness in the chain leads to the smaller muscles over compensating for poor movement patterns and ultimately lower back ache when paddling. So before you change your technique or paddle length ensure your engine is firing on all cylinders.
The chain is comprised of the primary muscles of the back including the lower back, glutes, hamstrings, and calves.
A weakness in the chain leads to the smaller muscles over compensating for poor movement patterns and ultimately lower back ache when paddling. So before you change your technique or paddle length ensure your engine is firing on all cylinders.
QUICK LINK SUP Paddle Height Chart
Personal ride style including board volume, reach and cadence should be taken into account when choosing the length that’s right for you.
