how to choose windsurfing fins
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Good Job nice video
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Thank You Luka nice Tips ;)
Great tips , really helps👍🏼👍🏼
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nice video,finaly somebody explaned something about fins. what finn sizes you use on your medium boards and sail sizes and maybe some wind range? and whats the best brand for people that can not aford carpenter?
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Enjoyed this video a lot Luka. I like the tip of leaving screws in the board, never seen or heard of that tip before. I noticed you have a variety of fin brands , Chopper, Carpenter, and more. Are there some brands that you find better for the bigger sizes or planing and ones that you find better for overpowered top speed and control? Also if a stiffer fin is harder to get planing with but gives you better top speed will a softer smaller fin give you better planing and better top speed because it's smaller,(less area) , or will it be too hard to control because of the softer flex?
I am glad that you liked the video👍.
For the fin size don't think that 1 or 2 cm smaller fin will create more drag. Fins has good shape. Board will create drag if it is not flying.
I see a lot of people useing fin too small and they cant lift the board.
What you can do if you have softer fin you can choose 1 cm less then you will normally use.
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 Whats your favorite fin at the moment ( brand) for the 85cm board?
45cm light wind and 44 stronger wind
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 Was looking for a brand of your favorite fin. Most of us don't have the selection or knowledge that a person such as yourself has so if we are going to spend a lot of money on a fin for a specific board it would help us to know what works for some of the pro's such as yourself. Thanks
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 Are both your 45 and 44 a softer flex or soft flex for 45 ans stiffer for 44?
Hi Luka, great video!
Would you suggest a 32 or a 34cm long fin (mfc h1 g10) for my rrd xfire 98? I am 70kg an I will use a 7.0 and 6.3 sail on that board. Thank you for all your video btw!
Hi. I think 32 will be better then 34.
I have a rrd xfire 114lt board and use 6.2m and 7.1m sails. I am 65kg, should I use 35cm or 37cm fin?
Very good video. Keep it coming.
What happen if I put 32cm freeride fin on 70cm wide board? So, basically smaller fin than what it is supposed to.
Would it work? Would it help in strong wind?
If it is easy to try that is the best. Then you will know but i think it won't be good.
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 Oh! Thank you very much.
Great video Luka! Thanks for the tips, I have a question!
Do you think I can use a freeride fin in a freestyle wave board for early planing and speed?
I have a RRD Freestyle wave pro 116 Ltd. V2 from 2011 237 x 70 cm with the MFC freewave 33 CNC G-10 powerbox.
I weight 55 kilos plus wetsuit sometimes.
Sometimes I sail with a 6.5 to 7.5 sail and I feel I need a bigger fin like a 36 - 38 cm but I'm not sure, if so should I get a Freewave bigger fin or a Freeride bigger fin? Are this boards design to use one kind of fin?
Thank you for your time
Hi.
I think you can put 36 to 38 fin on that board.
When you do that try to ad o e more footstrap on the back of your board.
With 2 footstraps on the back you will have better position on the board with bigger fin.
Cheers
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 thanks for the response! One more question, can the Fin be a freeride or should I keep using Freewave?
I think you can use freeride fin
Choose you fin, then put it aside and bolt on a foil!
Board 135 litre wide85 sale 8.6 my body weight is 70 kg. Can you recommend me a size of Carbon Pin and G10 Pin?
44cm for g10 and 43 for carbon
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 Thank you so much!!
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 Last question. Slalomboard 106 litre wide66 cm sale. Maui g10 pin size?
35 or 36cm for 66cm wide board
When the board is lifting too much, how do you know if it’s because the fin is too soft or too big? Does the soft fin have a lower top speed?
Softness shouldn't meke the difference in top speed it is more about control. If you can fly stabile long enough you will be closer to your top speed.
You will feel when the fin is too soft it will lift your board and if it is too long it will overturn you.
Loger fin creates more lateral force and soft uplift you.
Hope i manage to answer your question.
Great explanation, thanks!
The 114lt has a Tuttle box or a deep-Tuttle box?
It should be deep tuttle becouse it is foil box.
Even 98l has deep tuttle
@@LukaMratovicCRO751 ok, thank you so much, nice video 👌
No problem. Thanks
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