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Designed specifically for the Switch Series. 

.8" RIDING STYLE:

Thin profiled skimmers are cool; kids are cool and combine the two with some cool fins designed for our Switch Skimmer series. Short and wide profile outer fins that prevent the board from sliding out. While a sleek, tall 1.8” center fin has all the traction needed for any beginner to help guide their pintail ways.

 .8" RIDING STYLE:

These shallow wide profile fins are perfect for riders that want that extra catch and stability.  When a rider is doing a spin - these outer fins will help stabilization once the 360 or shuv it is complete.  As a rider evolves - many will want to ride the Switch skimmer as a single fin - and one of these is a great option providing "just enough" grip and stability.  

1.8" RIDING STYLE:

This fin is the steering wheel. A lot of great traction for a rider prioritizes grip and stability over release and speed.  This new fin offers a partial keel outline that gives even more traction than a standard 1.8" depth.

CONSTRUCTION:

A fiberglass layup offers a more affordable value, and forgiving ride than the carbon epoxy alternative.

AVAILABLE IN:

SYMMETRICAL - .8", 1.8" 

DROP THROUGH FIN SYSTEM

Some skimmers need to be thin – really really thin. Because of that we don’t have enough depth to insert one of our magnificent fin systems. So instead – take one from our wakeboard playbook and drop a screw through the board.

These fin is only compatible with other Ronix surfers that require a drop through fin hole system. 


Fin Placement

   

Fin Systems

Through the years we have used several different fin systems.  Unfortunately Ronix fins are not compatible with varying fin systems that we have used.  If you are looking for a replacement fin, or to upgrade your fins and you aren't sure which fin system you need Flip your board upside down and see which which of these below images best resembles your Ronix surfer.  Once we make that determination now only select fins that have that comparable system name in the product description.  Long story short - we don't want you buying  the wrong fins.