iSonic 105 Fin Suggestion for lightweight sailor

[steveC]

Hi o2bnme,

I have a number of Tectonics Goldwing fins (34,36 and 38) and I find that they are awesome performers. In my opinion, they are really first class slalom fins, and their price is still within reason. The Sailworks folks gave you a great recommendation. I doubt the you will be disappointed. Please let us know what you think once you get some good days under your belt.

[steveC]

Hi o2bnme,

I have a number of Tectonics Goldwing fins (34,36 and 38) and I find that they are awesome performers. In my opinion, they are really first class slalom fins, and their price is still within reason. The Sailworks folks gave you a great recommendation. I doubt the you will be disappointed. Please let us know what you think once you get some good days under your belt.

[o2bnme]

SteveC. You bet. I got the fin today. This was my first experience with a fin that does NOT have the brass inserts. I called Sailworks to tell them I received a fin that never finished production. ;-) Jim explained to me how they work. Ha

Anyway. The fin looks top notch. I'll share more after I get on the water.

[o2bnme]

Well, there were too many weeds at Hatters for me to use the new 30cm fin. So, I went out with my weed fin. It worked very well for the conditions. I'll report back when the wind picks up this Fall for lake sailing with a 30cm fin.