Mayhem 3.0 Honeycomb Tri Small

“The Mayhem 3.0 is an all new template. With the trends in modern HP shortboards going towards more curve under the rear foot for critical pocket surfing, we felt the need for the fins to evolve with the board rockers. We wanted to add a bit more base, with more rake and a narrower tapered tip than our long-standing thruster template.

The idea with the base and rake is more resistance and bite when deep into turns and to maintain drive through tight radius turns. The reduced tip area, with a tapered flex, adds release and freedom for quick transitions in and out of turns, when needed. We’ve been taking these fins to the wave pools for controlled, repeatable testing, and also worked with our crew of diverse sized, elite surfers for feedback and input.”

- Matt Biolos

• Template Category - Rake (drawn-out | drive)
• Construction - Honeycomb 
• Ride Number - Balanced – 5.0
• Size - Small (95-135 lbs)

FAQs:

Q: What are the Mayhem 3.0 Honeycomb Tri Small Futures Fins designed for?
A: They are designed for lighter surfers looking for a responsive, lightweight, and maneuverable thruster fin setup.

Q: Who are these fins best suited for?
A: The Small template is best suited to lighter-weight surfers and riders who prefer a looser, more maneuverable feel.

Q: What does Honeycomb construction provide?
A: Honeycomb construction provides a lightweight feel with responsive flex and a good balance of speed and control.

Q: What type of surfboards work best with these fins?
A: They work well with performance shortboards and smaller surfboards equipped with Futures fin boxes.

Q: Are these fins good for quick turns?
A: Yes. The smaller template provides a responsive feel with quick release and easy rail-to-rail transitions.

Q: How do these fins compare to the Mayhem 3.0 Medium template?
A: The Small template generally provides a looser and more maneuverable feel, while a Medium template offers additional drive, hold, and stability.

Q: Are these fins suitable for powerful waves?
A: They can perform well in a range of conditions, although the smaller template is primarily designed around the needs of lighter surfers.

Q: How do Honeycomb fins compare to fiberglass fins?
A: Honeycomb fins are generally lighter and offer a more responsive flex, while fiberglass fins typically feel stiffer and more connected.

Q: What fin system do these fit?
A: These fins are designed for Futures fin boxes.

Q: Can I pick these up locally?
A: Yes. The Mayhem 3.0 Honeycomb Tri Small Futures Fins are available at Parrot Surf & Skate in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.

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