Loving this fin setup

[RecSuppa]

I think I found my perfect fin setup for my Laird/Pearson 10'6". Nice balance of drive, speed and tail looseness. I'm loving it, so I thought I might share the stoke.

[Night Wing]

I use a similar type of setup on my Hammer (with 5 fins).

[OUTSIDEWAVE]

looks really interesting especially how close the side fins are

[lopezwill]

  This may open up some fin discussion.  RecSuppa I really like that fin set up also...with the little nubster.  L41 boards and the Laird boards move those side fins close to the rail and close to each other.  I much prefer this type of quad set up.  I find the fins hold in better, go rail to rail better and are more loose to surf.

  I believe DW did some testing with the quads closer to the rail and the (McGee?) quad set up.  I wish my Triton had the quads on the rails...I bet it would surf better.  Just like paddles I think sup surfers just adapt to the fin set up and make it work.

[RecSuppa]

I already was really enjoying the quad setup with the original fins. My brother brought the knubster as a gift from a trip to Hawaii this year. To me, it feels like it adds a bit more stability in turns, making rail transition smoother, but it doesn't kill the quad feel. I've been using it for a couple of months now, and last week we had three good days in chest to head high, reef break surf. It worked great!

[Fanman]

I do similar on most of my boards. It gives good drive, can slide it too if you like that feeling. Fishy feel with extra control!