Futures Fins began in a garage in California in 1996, backed by industry leaders, Futures fins have since evolved into one of the most successful and popular fin systems in surfing. Futures fins feature a single tab design that is secured in place with one grub screw at the base. Futures fins are strong, reliable and easy to remove and come in a wide range of constructions, fin set-ups and templates.

Ride Number:
Futures Fins are categorized by their ride number, this gives you an idea of the performance characteristics of the fin template. In basic terms, the higher the ride number the faster the fin (speed generation) whereas a lower ride number offers more precise control (speed control).