Looking for a general guideline on which surfboard size to choose for riding behind modern surf boats? Check out the size chart below. Keep in mind that if you're surfing a medium-sized wave or a wave with a softer face, it's recommended to add an inch or two to your board size. If you have any questions regarding which size to choose, we invite you to take advantage of our Fitment Recommendation form on our Customs page. This form will provide you with a personalized fitment recommendation based on your individual needs.

The Twin Fin setup is known for its excellent combination of speed and maneuverability. With two fins generating more lift and surface area, this configuration allows for greater speed while enabling tighter turns. The fins' placement near the rails also provides easier pivoting, which results in more dynamic and quicker maneuvers. Ultimately, the Twin Fin configuration is a go-to choice for surfers who want to take their wave riding experience to the next level. In contrast to the Twin Fin, the Quad Fin setup offers increased stability and control. With four fins, the board is able to generate more hold and drive, which allows for maintaining speed through turns and navigating challenging sections of the wave. The positioning of the fins towards the back of the tail also means that the board can generate more power from the surfer's movements, enabling a wider range of dynamic maneuvers. It's no surprise that the Quad Fin has become a popular choice for surfers seeking speed, control, and versatility in their surfing. Each Soulcraft includes Podium Fins and Nubby's for quad spec'd board orders.