Collection: Deflow Surf Fins and Surf Accessories
We stock the full range of Deflow surf fins, leashes and accessories at Love Waves Surf Shop.
Surf Fins: An Essential Surfboard Accessory
Surf fins are a vital part of every surfer's equipment. These hydrodynamic blades under your surfboard allow you to maneuver across the wave and gain speed. Let's dive into the basics of surf fins.
Types of Surf Fins
There are two main types of fins used for surfboards - single fins and multi-fins.
Single Fins
Old school surfboards were designed with only one large fin on the tail. Single fins provide stability but aren't as nimble. Longboarders still use this single fin setup today.
Twin Fins
Twin fins or twinnys, use two fins - an upgrade (for some surfers) from the single fins of the 1960's and 1970's. Twinnies are really popular at the moment, allowing the surfer both speed and manoeuvrability.
Thrusters
Most modern surfboards have a tri fin or thruster set up with two fins towards the rail (side) of the board and one centre fin. Thrusters provide the best combo of speed, grip and manoeuvrability.
Other popular fin set ups include a quad (four fins) bonzer, twinzer and the duo.
Surf Fin Anatomy
Surf fins have unique shapes and parts that affect performance.
Foil
The foil refers to the cross-sectional curve of the fin from top to bottom. Concave foils give more speed while convex foils provide control.
Flex
The flex of the fin impacts how much the fin will bend under pressure. Stiffer fins maintain their shape for power while flexible fins allow for tighter turns.
Choosing the Right Fins
Picking the best fin setup requires factoring in the surf conditions and your riding style. A good surf shop can help you find the perfect fins to match your board and local waves.
The right set of fins gives you the ability to slash, carve and rip across the water. With the foundation of surf fins, you'll be hanging ten or carving the waves in no time.
Innovative Deflow Surf Gear for Enhanced Performance
We stock the full range of Deflow surf fins, leashes and accessories at Love Waves Surf Shop.
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Deflow Side Bites - single tab - white
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Deflow THOMAS LODIN longboard fin - yellow
Vendor:Regular price £79.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per£114.99 GBPSale price £79.99 GBPSale -
Deflow 4 Piece pad
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Deflow ultracomp 5ft 5MM Leash
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Deflow 2 Piece Traction - black
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Deflow Boardcover 8ft 4" Round
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Deflow Boardcover 7ft 6" Round
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Deflow Boardcover 7ft 4" Round
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Deflow Boardcover 5ft 4" Performance
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Deflow Boardcover 5ft 8" Performance
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Deflow Boardcover 6ft Performance
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Deflow Boardcover 6ft 2" Hybrid
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Deflow Boardcover 9ft 4" Round
Vendor:Regular price £59.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Boardcover 9ft 8" Round
Vendor:Regular price £64.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow JDF COLLAB single fin
Vendor:Regular price £109.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow LUC ROLLAND SHARK single fin
Vendor:Regular price £109.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Cream 9.75" longboard fin - mustard
Vendor:Regular price £94.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Cream 9.75" longboard fin - green
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Deflow CREAM 7.5" single fin green
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Deflow CREAM 7.5" single fin black
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Deflow CREAM 7.5" single fin
Vendor:Regular price £79.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Adrien Toyon Pad - blue/black
Vendor:Regular price £44.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow 2 PIECE pad
Vendor:Regular price £39.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Winter Leash 9ft 9mm
Vendor:Regular price £44.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Winter Leash 8ft 9mm
Vendor:Regular price £41.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Winter Leash 9ft 8mm
Vendor:Regular price £41.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Winter Leash 8ft 8mm
Vendor:Regular price £39.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per -
Deflow Winter Leash 7ft 8mm
Vendor:Regular price £37.99 GBPRegular priceUnit price / per
Surf Fins: An Essential Surfboard Accessory
Surf fins are a vital part of every surfer's equipment. These hydrodynamic blades under your surfboard allow you to maneuver across the wave and gain speed. Let's dive into the basics of surf fins.
Types of Surf Fins
There are two main types of fins used for surfboards - single fins and multi-fins.
Single Fins
Old school surfboards were designed with only one large fin on the tail. Single fins provide stability but aren't as nimble. Longboarders still use this single fin setup today.
Twin Fins
Twin fins or twinnys, use two fins - an upgrade (for some surfers) from the single fins of the 1960's and 1970's. Twinnies are really popular at the moment, allowing the surfer both speed and manoeuvrability.
Thrusters
Most modern surfboards have a tri fin or thruster set up with two fins towards the rail (side) of the board and one centre fin. Thrusters provide the best combo of speed, grip and manoeuvrability.
Other popular fin set ups include a quad (four fins) bonzer, twinzer and the duo.
Surf Fin Anatomy
Surf fins have unique shapes and parts that affect performance.
Foil
The foil refers to the cross-sectional curve of the fin from top to bottom. Concave foils give more speed while convex foils provide control.
Flex
The flex of the fin impacts how much the fin will bend under pressure. Stiffer fins maintain their shape for power while flexible fins allow for tighter turns.
Choosing the Right Fins
Picking the best fin setup requires factoring in the surf conditions and your riding style. A good surf shop can help you find the perfect fins to match your board and local waves.
The right set of fins gives you the ability to slash, carve and rip across the water. With the foundation of surf fins, you'll be hanging ten or carving the waves in no time.