Asymmetrical fins
Our asymmetrical bodyboard fins are cut for a right foot and a left foot, with a longer outer edge that grips the face of the wave and gives more thrust with every kick. To check which size and stiffness suit you, see our page on how to choose bodyboard fins before you order.
Vulcan asymmetrical fins: the V1, V2 and V3 models
The Vulcan range makes up most of our asymmetrical fins, in natural rubber, with an ergonomic foot pocket and a drainage system that clears out water and sand. Three moulds cover every profile:
- the Vulcan V1, with two rubber densities, offers a flex designed for long sessions and cold water;
- the Vulcan V2, in triple density, is aimed at powerful riders looking for lively propulsion;
- the Vulcan V3, with its stiffer blade and straight cut, gives sharp acceleration at take-off.
Each Vulcan asymmetrical fin model comes in several colourways, with availability by size shown on each product page.
Stealth asymmetrical fins: S1 and S2
Stealth asymmetrical fins complete the selection with models that are well known in bodyboarding. The S1 combines a soft foot pocket with a stiff, curved blade and the brand's trademark circular drainage. The S2 combines two rubber hardnesses and a very stiff blade, while the S2 Super Soft, gentler on the foot, suits beginners and sensitive feet alike.
Finding the size of your asymmetrical fins
Our asymmetrical fins cover the usual adult shoe sizes, with sizing that varies from brand to brand. The chart on each product page shows the match with your shoe size. If you prefer an interchangeable pair that is easier to put on, take a look at our symmetrical fins alongside this selection. Our full range of bodyboard fins is also there to compare every brand. Finally, consider fin leashes and neoprene socks, which secure your pair and improve comfort in cold water.
Frequently asked questions about asymmetrical fins
How do you tell the left fin from the right fin?
The longer side of the blade goes on the outside of the foot. Most models also have a left and right marking on the foot pocket.
Are asymmetrical fins suitable for beginners?
They ask a little more of your ankles than a symmetrical fin. A beginner can start with a softer model, such as the Stealth S2 Super Soft, or begin with our symmetrical fins, which are easier to put on.
Vulcan or Stealth asymmetrical fins: which should you choose?
The Vulcan V1, V2 and V3 range from a comfortable flex to a stiff blade for powerful riders. The Stealth S1 and S2 rely on a stiff blade and circular drainage, with a Super Soft version that is gentler on the foot.
Our advice before you buy your fins
In bodyboarding, your fins are your only engine in the water. Symmetrical or asymmetrical, size, stiffness: we help you find the pair that matches your level and your spots.
