Soulty Seas

Out with the MR style fin and in with the new (no name yet), few small adjustments hopefully some swell over the next few days for some testing!

When I’ve caught up on stock levels and have a bit of spare time I like to experiment with new templates. This weekend after scrolling through some Instagram pages for inspiration I drew up and played around with this template. I didn’t have a name for it so called it the ‘Aus Twin’, it is purely an experiment but I’m very interested to see how it feels.

Back into work mode and the first fins of 2026 is this custom 10” and 9.75” for the , similar to the SS Flex but with a slightly wider base and fuller tip for a bit more hold.

Hopefully in 2026 we can add more designs and some new ideas to the surfboard fin space, maybe a new colab or two.

If your looking for a custom template hit us up and we’ll see if we can sort you out!

I am happy to see this new quad template come to life. I have had this one sitting in my design notes for a while now slightly refining it every now and then. I decided it was good enough to get into the workshop and make a set which I’m very pleased with the result.

I forgot how fiddly the FCS2 base is but a couple of tweaks and some logo’s and they’ll be ready for some testing before hopefully making a few more sets!

Couple of fins for , a pair of our MR Style twins, 10” SS Flex and a set of our custom quad rears to try. I have enjoyed making a few sets of the quad rears slightly refining them each time, I think the black logo on the bottle green looks alright too.

We are happy to say that we have some FCS1 Canards available now! These little guys measure 3” tall (75mm) and can be the perfect addition to your fin quiver. So far I have only made the 3 sets but I will make more if the interest is there.

Selling for $55 a pair. Hit me up if your interested in grabbing some, I don’t think they will last long for this price!

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Can’t wait to get this thing in the water. Sweet custom twin fin from Jordan Nobel . Looking forward to trying multiple styles of fins and see what works best!