Hatchet Longboard Fin by Hawaiian South Shore
For those who are looking to bridge the gap between a pivot and rake design, a hatchet fin might just be the answer.
Shaped somewhat like a pivot fin that has a chunk cut out of the bottom half of the trailing edge, the hatchet fin maintains its width and stability at the tip, supporting noserides and keeping the board from spinning out in steep, deep pockets. However, the cut-away section at the bottom of the fin reduces surface area and rigidity, allowing the fin to be turned more aggressively. In addition, hatchet fins tend to be oriented in a slightly more drawn-back fashion (although they donāt have the classic ārakeā shape). This adds to the maneuverability without sacrificing hold in the pocket.
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