Kolohe Andino's 'KA' signature fin. Delivers a lively mix of drive, pivot and release.
¥17,600
Overview
Ideal Conditions
Board Types
Fin Family
Performance Core
Performance Core (PC) fins are made using a multi-layered resin transfer molding process. The flex pattern in PC fins extends progressively from the base through to the tip, helping the surfer to maintain drive and hold through a turn. This versatile fin material is light, and can be used in a variety of different conditions.
X-SMALL (Under 55Kg / 120 Lbs)
SMALL (55Kg - 70Kg / 120 - 155 Lbs)
MEDIUM (65Kg - 80Kg / 145 - 175 Lbs)
LARGE (75Kg - 90Kg / 165 - 200 Lbs)
X-LARGE (Over 85Kg / 190 Lbs)
View the FCS Fin Data page for Base/Depth/Area/Foil information.
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Always loved my DHD Ducks Nuts for when the waves get better, but the KA fins have set it off, perfect combo for me and stoked!
I liked this fins a lot but they only worked on some of my boards I have no idea what it is but I’ll put these fins on one of my boards and it will feel like crap but then I’ll put them on my other 2 boards and they feel like the best fins in the world... when you get these make sure to try them on different boards... I liked these fins in reef breaks and beach breaks from 2-8+ ft in Hawai’i. Fun with cutbacks and snaps and some airs
The KA fin is a super versatile fin. I know when it’ll release and when it’ll hold.
They go great in a sloppy beachie and also sick on a hollow reef.
I have used them in both a small wave grovel board (HS untitled) and a more performance SB (JS air17)
And now got them in my Panda “goose” model board
Yeeeeew
Fast, smooth turns. Got more tip flex then most in this construction it feels , which i like. Also giving em go as fronts for quads with rear carvers and feels really good on my local reef break
I surf tight beach breaks, fast section, pumping points, these fins are the safest bet to me.
