Longboard Fins
Rainbow Rusty Flex Longboard Fin - 7 in. - Black
Retail: $65 (8% off!)
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Rusty Preisendorfer has designed a series of performance fins that focus on optimal flex, RPF fins. This new series is made exclusively with four-once fiberglass lay-ups and a lightly tinted, satin spray finish.
Rainbow Rusty Flex Longboard Fin - 8 in. - Black
Retail: $68 (9% off!)
(Surfboards Etc)
Rusty Preisendorfer has designed a series of performance fins that focus on optimal flex, RPF fins. This new series is made exclusively with four-once fiberglass lay-ups and a lightly tinted, satin spray finish.
Rainbow Santa Cruz Longboard Fin - 7 in. - Blue Fade
Retail: $56 (9% off!)
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The Santa Cruz is a popular design brought back from the 80's. It has lots of looseness and power on fully committed turns. Feels as if you have no fin drag when surfing long point breaks. The only "surprise" will be how much fun you are having.
Wingnut Cutaway Longboard Fin - 7 in. - Red
Retail: $72 (8% off!)
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The larger Wingnut Cutaway fins work incredibly well on big surfboards in small surf. The smaller sizes are designed as a deeper rear fin for tri-fins but work excellent as a trick fin for surfing single fin surfboards in small surf.
Wingnut Cutaway Longboard Fin - 9 in. - Black
Retail: $78 (9% off!)
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The larger Wingnut Cutaway fins work incredibly well on big surfboards in small surf. The smaller sizes are designed as a deeper rear fin for tri-fins but work excellent as a trick fin for surfing single fin surfboards in small surf.
Wingnut Sweep Longboard Fin - 9.5 in. - Clear Green
Retail: $84 (8% off!)
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Wingnut says, "I designed this fin for long sweeping turns. This fin has lots of flex to allow the tail to be more loose but still hold well on steeper wave faces." Well said.
Rainbow Infinity Longboard Fin - 9.5 in. - Black
Retail: $62 (8% off!)
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The Rainbow Infinity surfboard fin has been designed with the 7'6" Spoon to the 9'6" longboard in mind. The 9" and 10" fins can be used as single fins, while the 5"-8" fins are for the center of a tri-fin set-up. Standard base.