Which surf fin sets are ideal for different wave conditions?

This four-fin Performance Core set uses Harley Ingleby's XXL template to provide speed, drive, hold, and control. It suits powerful surfers riding performance longboards and surf SUPs, with a lightweight construction that supports progressive flex through turns.

This four-fin medium quad set uses solid fiberglass construction, 80/20 front foils, and 50/50 rear foils for stability and control. Its compact Pivot template suits surfers weighing approximately 125-175 lb who want reliable hold and quick turns in larger, powerful waves.

This four-fin set uses a keel-inspired template to provide drive and a basey feel while retaining carving and pivoting ability. Its bamboo construction makes it lighter than previous versions, and it suits surfers seeking balanced performance across a range of quad boards.

This four-fin split keel set uses honeycomb and bamboo construction, a V2 foil, and extra-large surface area to generate and maintain speed. It suits wide-tail fish and hybrid surfboards, offering a skatey twin-keel-like feel with added control.

This four-fin split keel set is made from durable Apex G10 fiberglass and uses flat front foils with 80/20 rear foils. It suits wider-tail boards and traditional fish shapes, offering down-the-line speed, maneuverability, and hold in steeper waves.

The Rasta Honeycomb Quad Fin Set is a medium-sized four-fin setup designed by Dave Rastovich. Its honeycomb construction and V2 foil on the front fins provide a balanced, looser feel suited to quick direction changes and high-speed surfing.

This four-fin set combines medium-sized Evil Twin front fins with smaller rear quad fins featuring 80/20 foils. Its balanced 6.8 ride number suits surfers seeking a versatile, loose and responsive setup for alternative boards, fish shapes and mid-lengths.