Vibes Single Fin · Analysis & Guide

Which single fin is right for you?

Answer two questions and we'll point you to your fin. Or tap any fin on the map.

01What do you want more of?

02How should it feel?

Single fin map: noseriding vs agility, easy control vs technical

Up: noseriding. Down: agility. Left: easy control. Right: technical.

Sea Beast single fin

Sea Beast

All-round Flex

Characteristics: A well-balanced overall template with a thin, flexible tip that reduces water resistance.
Style: A versatile, textbook style that captures both smooth handling and adequate noseriding hold.
Recommended for: Surfers looking to cover a variety of waves with a single fin. We recommend the 9-inch for lighter control, and the 10-inch for stability on a typical 9'4"+ log.

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Loggi single fin

Loggi

Classic Pivot

Characteristics: A blunt tip and a nearly vertical shape that securely anchors the tail in the water.
Style: A style focused on stable anchoring and in-place pivot turns to quickly change direction within the pocket.
Recommended for: Surfers who want to pivot quickly in tight sections and pursue traditional noseriding.

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Landi single fin

Landi

Drive Pivot

Characteristics: Maintains the pivot stability of the Loggi but adds drive with a more convex and flexible front outline.
Style: A style that removes the sluggishness of a pivot fin, allowing for smooth flow and lively turns.
Recommended for: Surfers who want effortless direction changes and smooth setups for noseriding.

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Paras single fin

Paras

Extreme Glide

Characteristics: Characterized by a long, narrow rake and deep vertical length. It sits deep in the water to completely block any wobbling.
Style: A flawless gliding style that goes all-in on tracking and nose hang time rather than maneuverability.
Recommended for: The 10.5-inch is recommended for a well-balanced daily log, while the 11.5-inch is for when you need extreme lock-in and maximum hang time.

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D-60's single fin

D-60's

Heritage D-Fin

Characteristics: Featuring an overwhelming surface area resembling the letter 'D', this is an original 60s style. It boasts extreme tracking (straight-line stability) and a heavy hold.
Style: A heavy trimming style that glides long across the wave face rather than focusing on flashy turns.
Recommended for: Vintage enthusiasts riding classic Pig-shaped boards or surfers wanting to experience the roots of surfing.

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R-horn single fin

R-horn

Hybrid Pivot

Characteristics: Features a wide base like a rhino's horn, providing powerful drive and stable holding power.
Style: A heavy carving style that utilizes the curved tip while maintaining straight-line stability.
Recommended for: Heavier surfers or those wanting unwavering, heavy turns and stable noseriding on bigger days.

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Kukri single fin

Kukri

Specialty Flex

Characteristics: Shaped like a dagger, narrowing in the middle and widening at the tip, creating a unique flex and spring.
Style: A creative and stylish approach that utilizes the acceleration and rebound as the board springs out of turns.
Recommended for: Experienced surfers looking to break away from standard fins, control the board's spring, and experience a completely new kind of fun.

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