Dorsal Hatchet Surf Sup Longboard Surfboard Fins

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Dorsal Hatchet Surf Sup Longboard Surfboard Fins

The Hatchet Fin, which was designed and popularized by Dewey Weber in the ‘60s, is another great choice for your classic longboard and provides a bit more versatility (turnability) than the D fin.

Turning with fins like these is typically accomplished by moving towards the back of the board and pivoting from the tail.

The wide base and large profile of fins like these really lock your board into your line and keeps it stable as you walk the nose or trim.

These types of fins can really get you into that old-school logging groove.

You’ve really got to use the whole board to move around and surf.

Super fun if you’re used to more performance oriented fins.

If you want to work on your cross-stepping and noseriding, hatchet fins, D-fins, and pivot fins are great templates to try.