I went a little crazy some would say I'm crazy all the time,however I've found myself with a couple of fins that need to go one is a new Thomas Bex model from Alkin its red one side and black on the other new never been fitted to a board the other is a Tappy Deus.Let me know if your interested.
I purchased the Tappy for my old nose rider and would look terrible in my current nr used once.
The Alkin was a online purchase which also does not suite current board.
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
The Alkin was a online purchase which also does not suite current board.
wrong colour ? 
Those peeps did a brilliant job with the 'Deus' name, they changed the usual meaning of 'Deus ex Machina' but in a good way. Kind of nauseating recycling of the 70's though... I wished for it for a long time but now I see it it's pretty stale. Nevertheless a necessary antidote to the WCT.
two things Mac.
1 you don't own old nose riders…they are all new
and 2 cool fin mate
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How about a pic of the Thomas fin when ya get a chance mate?
Select to expand quoteMacaha said..
vanders1 said..
How about a pic of the Thomas fin when ya get a chance mate?
I'd try that in the 9'8 & 10' before selling.
Select to expand quotethePup said..Macaha said..
Shut up Simondo I'm trying to sell some fins
Select to expand quoteMacaha said...
Sorry crap photo
Big fins.
The Alk may be alright in a model t?
Select to expand quoteSP said..Macaha said...
Sorry crap photo
Big fins.
The Alk may be alright in a model t?
The usual agricultural foiling with huge flat area is visible in the red fin very clearly.
Ride report from John in Australia:
"Dear Roy,
It is with joy and gratitude that I write to tell you about how well the Warp Drive quad fin setup performed yesterday afternoon, riding 4-6 foot reef break walls.
The board really flew; there was a complete absence of turbulence sensed beneath my feet; and yet the hold was perfect. Turning also occurred on a shorter radius.
What remarkable fins!"
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Ride report from John in Australia:
"Dear Roy,
It is with joy and gratitude that I write to tell you about how well the Warp Drive quad fin setup performed yesterday afternoon, riding 4-6 foot reef break walls.
The board really flew; there was a complete absence of turbulence sensed beneath my feet; and yet the hold was perfect. Turning also occurred on a shorter radius.
What remarkable fins!"
Cool lets take them to China and mass produce them happy days
No thanks, and with over a hundred different fins available the cost of moulds would be horrendous.
I might have a crack at moulding some glass versions at home though.
