Research & Development

The road we tread before finishing of our very first fin was a logical follow-up to the market situation dominating a couple of years ago. At that time, only two types of fins were on the market: "average performance" fins at a reasonable price using which one could merely dream of achieving the first place, and "good  performance" but quite expensive fins which were used by the formula elite of the entire world, the price of which however exceeded $1500. While the delivery time of "average" fins was somewhat acceptable (3-4 months), the delivery time of good fins amounted to over a year. It seemed impracticable to order a fin without knowing which board you will be riding on the next season .This is where the need for fins of good quality at a reasonable price arose.

 

It seemed as if it could not be rocket science though it is nothing short of it. The engine of the whole development is “Mr Z” who has 20 years of experience in carbon work and is at the same time formula windsurfing himself. This is a man who knows everything about the composite materials of the last generation and is able to form his knowledge into something tangible as well.

 

Anyone who has been engaged in formula windsurfing at a professional level knows that water resistance is many times as great as air resistance and thus each and every detail in water is of immense importance as to speed and angle. As windsurfers are of different weight and the width of the tail of boards is different, it is all the more important from the point of view of fine tuning to find the right combination of your racing style, body weight and board in use. “Mr Z” is a man who knows what goes on under water.


 

News

  • The latest news is regarding many asked ZF series formula fin. After a lot of testings, some materials change, testing and testing again, we put it in to a regular production. Read more...

  • Have you ever seen how does the formula fin behaves under the water during spinout or after jumping? Please, take a seat and look at the pictures. Read more...


Pray for Japan!