Maui Fin Company HF-Carbon Freeride Fin

MFC HF-Carbon Freeride Fin

If you are looking for a top notch fin to improve the speed and performance of your freeride or freeslalom windsurfing board, the MFC HF Carbon is the fin for you! Capable of intense speed and controlled maneuverability while offering a smooth ride, the MFC HF Freeride is based off of the H1 windsurf racing fin. Maintaining the same profile for reaching top speeds, the HF has a more rake to deliver a gentle ride while going upwind and jibing. With a graduated rake scale, the smaller sizes (28-42) offer more rake than the larger sizes (44-52) to prevent loss of traction. The HF-Carbon model, integrated with RTM Technology, is the high performance carbon molded version of the HF-Freeride windsurfing fin.

This fin is compatible with virtually any freeride board such as the Starboard Carve IQ, Atom IQ, or Fanatic Blast to maximize the full potential out of your sessions on the water. If you have questions regarding which size and base type is most appropriate for you see below or do not hesitate to give us a call at 727.656.6569.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                             

Power Box vs Tuttle Box vs US Base Types

The different base types that are available for windsurfing fins are essential to know, however, it can sometimes be confusing remembering which is the appropriate choice for your board.

• The power box type (shown in the picture above) has a "U-shaped" base and requires only one fin screw in the center
• The tuttle box base type is flat and is used for windsurfing boards that have two fin screw holes
• The US base type is more common on stand-up paddleboards, yet there is a pin in the front of the base that slides into the fin box before screwing in the back of the fin from the underside of the board.