Zach Flores Twin

Futures teamed up with Zack Flores to develop his Twin Fin template, which features an upright design, allowing for tight turns in the pocket while not sacrificing drive down the line. 

• Template Category - Pivot (tight-turns | quick)
• Construction - Fiberglass
• Suggested Wave Type - Beach breaks | In the pocket
• Setup - Twin

1035-263-20

FAQs:

Q: What are the Zach Flores Twin Futures Fins designed for?
A: They are designed for twin-fin surfboards and surfers looking for speed, flow, release, and a loose turning feel.

Q: Who are these fins best suited for?
A: They are suited to surfers riding twin-fin boards, fishes, and modern alternative surfboard shapes.

Q: What is the advantage of a twin-fin setup?
A: Twin fins typically provide a fast, loose, and flowing ride with less drag than a traditional thruster setup.

Q: Are these fins good for generating speed?
A: Yes. The twin-fin configuration is designed to help the board accelerate and maintain speed through weaker sections.

Q: How do twin fins feel compared with thruster fins?
A: Twin fins generally feel looser and more skatey, with more freedom through turns and less resistance than a three-fin setup.

Q: What type of surfboards work best with these fins?
A: They work well with twin-fin surfboards, fish shapes, and modern alternative boards designed around a twin-fin configuration.

Q: Are twin fins good for small-wave surfing?
A: Yes. Their speed and reduced drag make twin-fin setups particularly well suited to small and everyday surf.

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

Q: Can I use these as a thruster?
A: No. This is a dedicated twin-fin setup and does not include a center stabilizer.

Q: Can I pick these up locally?
A: Yes. The Zach Flores Twin Futures Fins are available at Parrot Surf & Skate in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.