Bodyboard Fins
15 Item(s)
Swimfins Day Fins Bodyboard
Symmetrical fins • Easy to put on • Fins for bodyboard and snorkeling
Starting at: $33.76
Wave Gripper SW Swim Fins Bodyboard | Orange/ Black
Wave Gripper SW Swim Fins Bodyboard Orange/ Black
Starting at: $39.52
Wave Gripper SW Swim Fins Bodyboard | Pink/Black
Wave Gripper SW Swim Fins Bodyboard | Pink/Black
Starting at: $39.52
Wave Gripper SW Swim Fins Bodyboard|Green/Black
Dual density floating natural rubber
Starting at: $40.53
Swimfins Bodyboard Option Blue
Dual density floating rubber • Symmetrical shape • Soft shoe
Starting at: $55.32
Swimfins Bodyboard Option Red
Dual density floating rubber • Symmetrical shape • Soft shoe
Starting at: $55.32
Option Bodyboard Swimfins | Black-Cyan
Dual density floating rubber • Symmetrical shape • Soft shoe
Starting at: $67.63
Option Bodyboard Swimfins | Grey Cyan
Dual density floating rubber • Symmetrical shape • Soft shoe
Starting at: $67.63
Churchill Makapuu Bodyboard Fins - Yellow
The most famous fins since 1936!
Starting at: $77.90
Churchill Makapuu Bodyboard Fins - Blue
The most famous fins since 1936!
Starting at: $77.90
Churchill Makapuu Bodyboard Fins - Orange
The most famous fins since 1936!
Starting at: $77.90
Viper V5 Soft Fins - S (38/40)
Natural rubber with double floating density • Drainage opening • 5" blade • Symmetrical Shape
$84.68
$89.19
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Viper V5 Hard Fins - 38/40 (S)
Natural rubber with double floating density • Drainage opening • 5" blade • Symmetrical Shape
$89.19
Viper V5 Hard Bodyboard Fins
Natural rubber with double floating density • Drainage opening • 5" blade • Symmetrical Shape
Starting at: $100.48
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Why Bodyboard Fins
The choice of your bodyboard fins is as important as the choice of your board.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced boarder, it's essential to choose the right pair of fins.
In bodyboarding,unlike surfing, it's the strength of your legs and not your arms that allows you to propel yourself and take the waves.
Fins will also allow you to get back on the reef but also to avoid the sea currents.
As you will have understood, fins will increase your performance and allow you to practice in complete safety.
bodyboard finsFind the size of your bodyboard fins
First of all, you'll have to choose a model that fits your size. In order to find your size, it is essential to try your fins on.
Fins adapted to your size should hold your feet well without hurting you.
Note that if you are between two sizes, you can add neoprene socks.
Which model of bodyboard fins to choose?
There are different types of <b, with varying levels of stiffness to suit your needs.
For beginners, it is preferable to choose a model that is flexible enough. When you are a beginner, you surf on small waves and on spots with little current.
Flexible fins prevent fatigue and are easy to handle. On the other hand, soft fins will lose power.
Rigid models are designed for exterminated riders because they offer more power. A stiffer fin allows you to take off more quickly in the wave.
Be careful though, these fins are reserved for experienced riders because they require more effort and are much more physical.
