9 Inch Removable Universal Surfboard SUP Fin with Fin Base, Detachable Center Fin Stand Up Paddle Board Replacement Fin, Nylon Safe Reinforced Surfboard Fins for Long Board Surfboard

We lost the fin for our paddle board on its first outing so it is great to be able to get hold of a spare. Given our experience, it’s probably worth buying two in case it happens again!

I only requested this as a spare so not tried it out, but looks exactly like the fins on our SUP boards, so should be just a tough comes with a base but it fits in the original slot so this will just be kept in the bag for that rare occasion that we could break one and not have the day ruined.

Just for anyone in the same boat, this is compatible with my aquaplanet AR10 and presumably most AP boards. That said, it is suuuuuuper tight to get attached/detached.

Good product and works, but I hope I don’t need replacements. I ordered 3 for some boards and 2 the day after of the same order Incase I should need a spare or two and they have come different!! Bases are shorter by 3mm and securing pins are a few mm out too! First ones I got looked a little better quality wise. Better send these new ones back then, do I order more?! No.

Easy to install9 inch stand-up paddleboard Finn. My son lost his out at sea so we were more than happy to test this out. It is easy to install on the board and works just as good as the one that came with the board. Great purchase that I would happily recommend

A great replacement fin for many of the SUPs sold on Amazon.

I obtained this as a spare as I have a stand up paddleboard and have just purchased an inflatable canoe which uses the same slide in skeg method on the already fitted fin base. Given how likely it is for the skeg/fin to get damaged in time as you land or launch in rocky areas, then having a spare is a must I would say.The makers advise that if you haven't got a base already fitted then the one provided can 'be glued on'. I'm not sure about glueing something which will be under water and subject to catching on sand and rocks is a good idea. Maybe there is some sort of super dooper water impervious glue on the market that I don't know about? But I'll stick to using the pre installed bases myself.