Surf Board Fin 9" Inflatable Paddleboard Replacement Fin for Paddle Board - Quick Release Slide Surfboard Fins

We have a summer house near a river and spend a lot of time on our paddle boards. Lots of friends come to visit and at least once a summer someone plops down on one of our boards in shallow water. The fin breaks off every time. This takes one of our boards out of commission until we can find a replacement. I finally found these on Amazon and tried one. It slid into place just like the original so I ordered a half dozen more. It couldn't be more perfect if it was from the original manufacturer. If you have paddle boards you should consider getting a couple of replacement fins... before you need them.

This fits my paddle board well, except the notches in the fin don't line up with the notches in the paddle board, so I can't lock it into place. Minor issue, and the fin is still usable.

It is easy to break a fin on an inflatable paddle board so I was delighted to find this exact replacement for the original fin, and at a very reasonable price, too! Beware, there are other fins on the market that do not fit our brand of board so play close attention to the dimensions.

This fin fit my GoPlus paddleboard perfect. It is a very sturdy, hard plastic with a retaining clip to secure it to your board. (I have list find that did not have this clip). It was very close to the size of my original fin that came with my board. I even engraved my named and phone number on the fin. I have checked prices on other replacement fins and this is a good price.

I had a paddle board that the fin snapped off when somebody sat on it too close to the launch ramp. I needed a replacement fin so that the SUP could be paddled straight. This was the perfect fin that slid in easily with my paddle board. The material feels sturdy and it does what it is supposed to! No more paddling in circles!

This is nearly identical to the fin that came with our Coolwave paddle board. It seems to be made of a durable plastic. It is a little big at the bracket when sliding it in. I used a fin pad and hit it about thirty times to get it in this far and still wasn’t able to lock it in place. It came out with one hit. It was easier the second time. Overall, it is still a good backup/replacement fin.

This fin almost fits my NRS star 10.6 paddle board , but not quite, and therefore it’s useless to me.I don’t know if NRS use the standard US fin box or not or if this is just out of tolerance. But either way , it doesn’t fit or it isn’t universal so can’t recommendOther than that it seems strong hence the stars.

The media could not be loaded. This is a good quality fin but unfortunately the locking mechanism doesn't fit my board. It slides into place easily but I cant get the locking piece to fit the hole. It doesn't line up correctly and its wider than the original locking piece. In worse case scenario I would use as a backup (just keep in bag with other board parts) but not on a regular basis as it doesn't lock in place.