Surfboard Fins

Dial in your board with the right setup from Thalia Surf Shop's surfboard fins collection. We carry single fins, twin sets, thruster sets, quads, and specialty templates from True Ames, Captain Fin, and the other fin brands and systems we carry. Whether you are tuning a log, a fish, or a high performance shortboard, the right fins change how a board feels under your feet. Not sure what suits your outline, our Laguna Beach team is happy to help. New templates and restocks come in regularly.

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True Ames Greenough 4A Surfboard Fin, Volan
True Ames Greenough 4A Surfboard Fin
from $100.95
from $100.95
True Ames Greenough 4A Surfboard Fin, Clear
True Ames Greenough 4A Surfboard Fin
from $87.95
from $87.95
True Ames Greenough 4A Surfboard Fin, Rotten Avocado
True Ames Greenough 4A Surfboard Fin
from $96.95
from $96.95
BLACK
True Ames Greenough 4A Surfboard Fin
from $87.95
from $87.95
Wild Things Arc Surfboard Fin, White
Wild Things Arc Surfboard Fin
$129.95
$129.95
$129.95
True Ames L- Flex Surfboard Fin, Smoke
True Ames L- Flex Surfboard Fin
$100.95
$100.95
$90.95
True Ames Beamish Storm Rider Surfboard Fin, Smoke
True Ames Beamish Storm Rider Surfboard Fin
$83.95
$83.95
$83.95
SOLD OUT
Wild Things Seventies Rainbow Surfboard Fin
Wild Things Seventies Rainbow Surfboard Fin
$124.95
$124.95
$124.95
True Ames Heritage 9.75" Surfboard Fin, Black
True Ames Heritage 9.75" Surfboard Fin
$84.95
$84.95
$84.95
Captain Fin x Alex Knost BMT Bonzer 8" Surfboard Fin, Cream/brown
Captain Fin x Alex Knost BMT Bonzer 8" Surfboard Fin
$120.95
$120.95
$120.95
SOLD OUT
True Ames TA Twin Surfboard Fin
True Ames TA Twin Surfboard Fin
$114.95
$114.95
Wild Things Hybrid Twin 5.3” ST Surfboard Fins
Wild Things Hybrid Twin 5.3” ST Surfboard Fins
$124.95
$124.95
Captain Fin Tyler Warren Raked 9.25” Surfboard Fin
Captain Fin Tyler Warren Raked 9.25” Surfboard Fin
$105.95
$105.95
SOLD OUT
Wild Things High Aspect 10.5” Surfboard Fin
Wild Things High Aspect 10.5” Surfboard Fin
$104.95
$104.95
Captain Fin Alex Knost Sunshine Grey 10” Surfboard Fin
Captain Fin Alex Knost Sunshine Grey 10” Surfboard Fin
$88.95
$88.95
Gato Heroi Model T 10” Surfboard Fin
Gato Heroi Model T 10” Surfboard Fin
$134.95
$134.95
Wild Things 10” Log Surfboard Fin
Wild Things 10” Log Surfboard Fin
$110.00
$110.00
Wonderbolt Fin Screw
Wonderbolt Fin Screw
$7.50
$7.50
Gato Heroi Model T 10" Surfboard Fin, Dijon
Gato Heroi Model T 10" Surfboard Fin
$134.95
$134.95
$134.95
Fin Solution FCS Surfboard Fins
Fin Solution FCS Surfboard Fins
$49.95
$49.95
$49.95
SOLD OUT
Wild Things Speed 10" Surfboard Fin, Lipstick
Wild Things Speed 10" Surfboard Fin
$109.95
$109.95
$109.95

FCS or Futures, which do you need?

Fins are not universal. Your board has either an FCS or a Futures fin box, and your fins must match that system. FCS II fins click in tool free, while original FCS and Futures use a key and screw. Check your board's boxes before you buy, and if you are shopping a new surfboard, note which system it takes.

Setups: thruster, twin, quad, single

A thruster (three fins) is the all rounder, with control and predictability in most waves. A twin is loose and fast, perfect for fishes and small surf. A quad holds in steeper, hollower waves while keeping speed. A single fin brings classic glide and drawn out lines on longboards and mid lengths.

Sizing by weight

Most fin brands size by rider weight, so small, medium, and large templates map to weight ranges. Heavier surfers want larger fins for hold, and lighter surfers want smaller for easier release. Round out the kit with traction or wax and a leash.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know if my board uses FCS or Futures fins?
Look at the fin boxes on the bottom of your board. Futures uses a single long box per fin, while FCS uses two small plugs per fin (FCS or FCS II) for the side fins. The fin system is fixed to the board, so your fins have to match it, and they are not interchangeable without an adapter.
What fin setup should I ride?
A thruster (three fins) is the versatile default with balanced drive and control. Twins are fast and loose for small wave fishes, quads hold and accelerate in steeper surf, and single fins give classic glide on longboards and mid lengths. Many surfers keep more than one set to switch by conditions.
What size fins do I need?
Fins are sized by rider weight, and each brand publishes a chart mapping small, medium, and large templates to weight ranges. Heavier surfers generally want larger fins for hold and drive, and lighter surfers want smaller fins for easier, looser release.

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