The Soul Arch is a fin designed to fit into any situation. It has a very clean traditional outline that is conducive to California style nose riding in the larger sizes and to the most progressive Hawaiian longboarding in the smaller sizes. It is truly designed with the all round longboarder in mind.

This fin is designed to get you on the nose and keep you there. It has more area to lock the tail in while hanging on the nose. Also the slight sweep in the tip area helps to draw smooth turns while setting up for nose riding.

An ideal fin for high performance and great nose riding. This fin's notched and flared tip was inspired by the shark fin to reduce cavitations while nose riding, yet gives more control and thrust through the turn. It works well in an old style 50/50 nose rider as well as a down rail high performance model.

Well suited to old style mals with soft rolled tail edges and modern nose-rider mals. The large surface area and upright shape allows the board to turn easily in long arcs while holding the tail in when nose riding, and maintaining drive.

Similar to a traditional dolphin outline, but smaller in area from base to tip allowing less resistance when entering and exiting turns. This fin flexes further down toward the base, livening up the board, making it more responsive. Performs well in progressive longboards with side fins, single fins up to 6'6", and 5 fin boards with a centre fin box.

The small base and long rake allows the fin to turn easily but still have hold on the nose and drive down the line.

A good general all round performance on all tri-fin set-ups or as a single. The different from the dolphin is the cut-out section of the base allowing less resistance during turns and makes the fin base twist, creating slightly more movement throughout the fin, livening up the board, making it more responsive, and stopping any cavitations during turns.

A good all round fin which works well as a tri-fin or single depending on size and type of board. The base area gives you hold and drive throughout turns, while the tip's smaller area and flex allows easy entry and exit while turning. The variety of sizes gives you a choice of combinations to add various side fins for every type of conditions and boards.

These are designed for boards that surfers have trouble holding the tail in while turning hard or nose riding. The foil is thick at the base, thin in the middle and thick at the tip creating a bulb. The water flowing over the bulb holds the tail of the board in the water more than a conventional foil due to water pressure.

A traditional style of fin slightly more upright in rake and the area throughout the fin is different to a conventional dolphin. The base area increased up the fin and pulled in at the tip allows the fin to pivot and turn easily but still maintains hold and drive down the line.