The team at SUPboarder have been busy testing the Quobba Fins in a range of different conditions and board types. Beau shares his insights into how Quobba fins make a difference and what size fins you need to get the most out of them.
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colas
1 month ago
Nice review. It also shows that reviews can be misleading when done by only one rider in a limited amount of time: without input from the rest of the team you would have missed the opportunity to discover these game-changer fins!
I only use Quobba since I tried them, and on reducing the rear fin (but keeping L sides for my 100kg), you can see my experiments at:
So true about multiple riders needing to test. I’ll always have a set of Quobba Fins handy for my boards from now on. They are great. Love what you are doing with reshaping the fin! That’s probably one of the downfalls with Quobba – they don’t have different shaped fins for different conditions or boards so it’s great you have tried some different designs. Thanks for sharing
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1 month ago
Nice review, I use them in my Smik Spitfire for the big days. For my 95kg the Lin front and M in the centre has heaps of grip. I,m gonna try them in my Starboard longboard as well as suggested. 🙂
Nice review.
It also shows that reviews can be misleading when done by only one rider in a limited amount of time: without input from the rest of the team you would have missed the opportunity to discover these game-changer fins!
I only use Quobba since I tried them, and on reducing the rear fin (but keeping L sides for my 100kg), you can see my experiments at:
https://www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Stand-Up-Paddle/SUP/Quobba-Fins-?page=10#2788032
So true about multiple riders needing to test. I’ll always have a set of Quobba Fins handy for my boards from now on. They are great.
Love what you are doing with reshaping the fin! That’s probably one of the downfalls with Quobba – they don’t have different shaped fins for different conditions or boards so it’s great you have tried some different designs. Thanks for sharing
Nice review,
I use them in my Smik Spitfire for the big days. For my 95kg the Lin front and M in the centre has heaps of grip.
I,m gonna try them in my Starboard longboard as well as suggested. 🙂
Great to hear this.