Will these fit an 8' wavestorn soft board and do you need a special key to attach the fins?
1939993
I think they would. Measure the width between the 2 screws to make sure and the length of the screws. A large flathead screw driver works fine to attach them.
1939994
You do not need a special key just a screwdriver. Not sure if it fits a wave storm but I have an 8 ' Doyle and it worked great?
1939995
I use them on a soft board. however, the holes for the skegs were already there. They slip into the holes and then screw fits through the top of the board. Hope this helps.
1939996
I do not know for certain that the will fit an 8 ft WaveStorm. They have 4 inch screw spacing which will fit almost all foam boards, and should fit with the board thickness. No special key is required, a large screw driver or even a quarter will work.
2085031
never thought of that, but I am sure to fine the exact key to fit would be hard for I am sure that not all keys are alike. This would be a question for the seller. thanks
1843937
Possibly yes but also possibly no because they are so thick. I only surf, no paddle board so I can't honestly say. What I'd do is buy a set off Craig's List and see. If not resale them....
1698341
These fins are made to anchor into FCS plugs, not into longer, slotted fin boxes. If the board you are looking for fins for was made with FCS fin plugs, then the Dorsals, at least those in this image, will be fine. They fit and work great, and are much cheaper than FCS "designer fins". If your board is made to hold Futures fins, however, these Dorsals will not fit, nor will they fit a Red-X or O'Fish'l fins plug set up. I hope that helps.
2261388
I believe that these do fit. My original key is the SC1, but not sure about the terminology past that. If I'm not mistaking there are 7 different types of locks that all fit within this standard size, but honestly, I don't know much past that. The quality of the keys are solid as well, they feel just as sturdy as the original OEM keys.
1354614
They will not fit unless the boards are moved back approximately 2". The boards will rub on the splash guards otherwise.
211096
I have only used them with open heal fins but if the close heal ones are generous, they should work.
970912
Hi Carlos, I Really don't know if these fins fit your table. I dont have the brand of my table here (but its not cabo). My understand is they fit almost all "kind of chinese" soft topboard table (my table is entirely foam) Regards
1930507
Yes, just tie them down tight. You may want to wrap the tie down straps around the board a few times before strapping down to the rack.
1389382
I also have an aqua rite system and this board was a perfect match for mine. hope this helps.
2258199
You may be able to get extra bottom pins from the manufacturer. Amazon also sells an 8 lock rekeying set by Schlage. Plenty of online videos to help you out.
2050851
The support post spacing is pretty standard, it should fit almost any board. The pegs might be wider than stock and "stick out" on the deck a little, on the outer edge toward the rails- that's what happened with my 2005 Surface 8' board. If they don't fit, use a soldering iron to modify the holes in the board.
2062033
I highly doubt it. The FS 110 is a soft top board and those have a unique fin set-up.
516531
I am not sure how to respond to your question. They will fit most any were you have the surface area to attach them. Go for it...
212556
The fins are approximately 1/2" long. The gap needs to be slightly narrower to allow the threshold to seal. However, if you do not have a large enough gap the door will be hard to open. This seal works best with an adjustable threshold.
2050852
I don't know for sure. It fit on a 6' 8" surf board, and it's spacing was right for a 7' Doyle. It had more than adequate control for the 6' 8" board, but it probably has a little less surface area than the stock fins on the 8', but probably would be better than nothing; I assume it is a B2 board.
327165
Yes. My fins are 15" long and they fit. Fins up to 17" should fit and still be able to zip the top. Longer fins will require leaving the top unzipped.