New type of racing fin

[WinslowPaddler]

Just got a new fin in from a company called Finautic. They started using aluminum to make fins and it seems fast, thin and has a nice look. It's as light as my other fins as well. Definitely different!

[BWilliam]

Looks cool, what is the weight?




W.

[SupTrip]

Thats wild! Cool find & I'd be interested to hear if the lack of any flex is noticeable?

[Glowmaster]

looks great!  You know it is CNC foiled too..  What a finish!  Keep aluminum away from direct contact with carbon or it will dissolve from electrolysis.

[TallDude]

That case is impressive. It looks more like a trophy, or presentation piece.

[pdxmike]

Yes, beautiful.  I'd be tempted to get it bronzed.

[PDLSFR]

Really cool... here's the website with pricing, looks like also a limited production.


http://finautic.com/?post_type=product

[WinslowPaddler]

I'll weigh it when I get a chance and let you know. Glowmaster, you had me worried about aluminum and carbon fiber bc my board is carbon fiber but then i realized that the standard US fin box is plastic

[Weasels wake]

It doesn't say how much w/o the fancy box.
Just a plastic bag would work.

[yugi]

Yes, beautiful.  I'd be tempted to get it bronzed.

Why? So it reminds you of the sailboat you had in 1970?

[WinslowPaddler]

I just checked the weight, it is 12.7oz