What fins do NSP boards use?

MT FINS OR MINI TUTTLE FINS AS THRUSTERS AND SIDEBITES.

Are NSP sups good?

About the board:The Cocomat Allrounder from NSP is a great board for SUP surf beginners who might also want to try to do some flat water or touring. While the board is dubbed the ‘Allrounder’ it’s definitely more of a surf shape and is a great, beautiful board for someone who is looking to get into SUP surfing.

What size fin do I need for my sup?

between 8-10 inches
Look for a fin that is between 8-10 inches in size, and make sure you put it as far back as you can in the centre box. Fin placement can drastically affect the manoeuvrability of your surfSUP, the tracking of your race SUP and the stability of your flat water SUP.

How do I know what fins to buy?

How to size single fins? It is best to size your single / longboard fin relative to your board size. A generally accepted rule of thumb is to use the same size fin (in inches) as the length of your board (In feet) so for a 9ft board you would use a 9ft single fin.

Do surf fins make a difference?

The size of the fin is going to impact your performance. A larger fin generally will have more hold and also provide plenty of control in bigger surf. A smaller fin, on the other hand, is going to be more forgiving and loose, but you’re going to sacrifice a lot of drive and control in bigger surf.

What are NSP boards made out of?

raw coconut husk fibers
NSP uses raw coconut husk fibers from naturally sustainable plantations with eco-friendly bio-resin. Visually unique board with an unmatched strength to weight ratio. Light to carry, easy to maneuver and even lighter to paddle. Responsive flex and strength gives confidence to push your limits in the conditions.

How good are NSP surfboards?

The NSP board is easy to paddle, near indistructable (and easy to fix damage if it does occur), and performs fine for a beginner. It is way cheaper than a custom board, and if you can find one second hand, you can be much more assured that it will not be too badly damaged.

What is the difference between FCS and Future Fins?

Futures Fins System Unlike the FCS, Futures use a single-tab system for its fins. Each of the fins is secured with an angled screw. Due to the fact that the fins have a single case, they have a firmer connection to the board, resulting in a less flex that makes it stronger and more unlikely to break.

Do FCS 2 fins fall out?

I’ve had the issue of FCS fins falling out of the FCS II fin boxes, but not FCS II fins falling out. Don’t trust putting your original FCS designed fins into the boxes. FCS did a cheap fix to try and make them work. The grub screw holes don’t even line up with the indents on the fins with the outside fins.

Are all SUP fins the same?

The fins do matter when adapting a SUP for a particular activity, and they are not all the same. Some fins are explicitly designed for speed; some are adapted for riding the surf, while others help the board move in a straight line on calm waters.

How do I choose a fin for my paddleboard?

How to Select a Fin for Your Stand-up Paddleboard

  1. Fin Height: How tall the fin is from top to bottom.
  2. Fin Base: The length of the bottom edge of the fin, closest to the board.
  3. Fin Surface Area: The total area of the fin measured in square inches.
  4. Fin Rake: The angle at which the fin sweeps back along the leading edge.