Bliss Fin
The Bliss fin falls into the ‘all rounder’ category. This is the most common design you will likely have seen across a range of different longboards, and is often the go to choice.
The obvious characteristic of the Bliss fin is a larger rake (sweep of the fin / how far back the tip of the fin is in relation to the base). The base of the fin is fairly broad, and flows smoothly into a narrow tip. Due to a more refined outline, this fin is very light and flexible. Combining these attributes produces a fin that allows for smooth, arcing turns, much more performance driven than a Pivot fin.
The rake in the tip allows the fin to load up with energy when initiating a turn, and then flex and release the energy as the turn progresses. This is why turning with this fin feels so powerful and responsive. The Bliss fin still allows for good stable noseriding, which makes it a great all round option.
Available in black, burnt orange and natural volan.
The Bliss fin falls into the ‘all rounder’ category. This is the most common design you will likely have seen across a range of different longboards, and is often the go to choice.
The obvious characteristic of the Bliss fin is a larger rake (sweep of the fin / how far back the tip of the fin is in relation to the base). The base of the fin is fairly broad, and flows smoothly into a narrow tip. Due to a more refined outline, this fin is very light and flexible. Combining these attributes produces a fin that allows for smooth, arcing turns, much more performance driven than a Pivot fin.
The rake in the tip allows the fin to load up with energy when initiating a turn, and then flex and release the energy as the turn progresses. This is why turning with this fin feels so powerful and responsive. The Bliss fin still allows for good stable noseriding, which makes it a great all round option.
Available in black, burnt orange and natural volan.
The Bliss fin falls into the ‘all rounder’ category. This is the most common design you will likely have seen across a range of different longboards, and is often the go to choice.
The obvious characteristic of the Bliss fin is a larger rake (sweep of the fin / how far back the tip of the fin is in relation to the base). The base of the fin is fairly broad, and flows smoothly into a narrow tip. Due to a more refined outline, this fin is very light and flexible. Combining these attributes produces a fin that allows for smooth, arcing turns, much more performance driven than a Pivot fin.
The rake in the tip allows the fin to load up with energy when initiating a turn, and then flex and release the energy as the turn progresses. This is why turning with this fin feels so powerful and responsive. The Bliss fin still allows for good stable noseriding, which makes it a great all round option.
Available in black, burnt orange and natural volan.