New Futures Fins 2012 brochure
NEW Futures Fins brochure – view it online now and see some of the hot new models for delivery 2012. http://www.surfcom.co.uk/downloads/2012_BROCHUREpdf.pdf
Posted on December 1, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Longboard Fins, Quad Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
Al Meenie chasing down swell – Europe
Futures Fins Rider – Al Meenie Red Shadows from Jamie Russell on Vimeo.
Posted on November 30, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Quad Fins, Shortboarding, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
How about a wee 90 footer before breakfast
90 Footer at Nazare – Portugal..? Biggest wave ever ridden? Foto by Polvo/ Jorge Leal and Wilson Ribeiro We are without are main safety ski and no helicopter back up. All we have is a ski to tow with another ski that doesn’t work in white water and Nicole spotting for us on the cliff […]
Posted on November 10, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Longboarding, Quad Fins, Shortboarding, Surftech Boards, Thruster Fins, Ultraflx | Leave a Comment
Futures New Coloured Boxes
Introducing the new colored boxes from Futures with Interwoven Laminate Technology (ILT). The lightest, strongest fin system in the world now bonds even better to the skin of your board. The cutouts in the ILT Box create a stronger bond without increasing weight, because resin is interwoven between the flange of the box and the […]
Posted on November 4, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Longboard Fins, Quad Fins, SUP Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
Alex Baker flys with Future
As some as you mite already know me and good friend Simon Daly are both going to Aus for the whole winter. I am going to leave on the 3rd of Nov and coming back whenever i want ha. Here is a little Video that I have made from a little surf at Croyde and […]
Posted on November 4, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Quad Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
New Techflex Fins
Check out these New Techflex fins from Futures – super fast and strong. Techflex have a Honeycomb carbon fiber construction making them lighter than honeycomb with the strength and responsiveness of Fiberglass. They are perfect for powerful surfers or powerful waves. The Fin Connoisseur – Techflex Fins from Futures Fins on Vimeo.
Posted on November 2, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Quad Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
Futures Launches Rob Machado Signature Fins
After nearly 10 years of riding the Futures system, Rob Machado has signed off on his first ever signature fin. The collaboration between Rob and Futures is the perfect blend of cutting edge hydrodynamics and environmental sustainability. Rob’s fin features a torsional flex pattern, thanks to Futures’ V2 foil and a layer of strategically placed […]
Posted on August 3, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
Get me out of here!
It’s been getting a bit miserable lately but I’m finally getting away after a long stint out of the water due to a bit of laser eye surgery! I can finally see!!! I’m off to Indo for a month and can’t wait to try out my new selection of Future fins. I’ve got a few […]
Posted on February 17, 2011 Filed Under Future Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
50Ft North Canyon Wave on a GoPro
The guys over at X-TremeVideo.com set me up with one of their GoPro cams for when I went to the North Canyon at Nazare Portugal, check out the footage below: http://www.youtube.com/redirect?q=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.x-tremevideo.com%2Fgopro-cameras%2Fgopro-hd-hero-cameras&session_token=JZAseDiTNUR_lZGlM33PxrfVtpZ8MTI5MTgwODI1Nw%3D%3D My full write up goes into how it all went down.
Posted on December 8, 2010 Filed Under Future Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
Great Results For the Futures Team at the Animal Newquay Open
Futures team riders had some great results at the Animal Open at Newquay this last weekend with Reubin Pearce winning the event, also scoring the highest wave of the event with 8.7 point wave in the semi’s, leading him into the final against Jonny Fryer, Micah Lester and Mark Harris with Reubin going onto win! […]
Posted on November 22, 2010 Filed Under Future Fins, Thruster Fins | Leave a Comment
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