Firewire Spun Honey Fin Set Fins

The set was drawn for the Spun Honey and lives firmly in the pivot world, but with unusual geometry.

Three traits and what they do. A long base gives drive: more length at the mounting point means more forward push when you load the fin. A raked tip gives release and pivotability. Shallow depth is the interesting one — the fin sits less deep than usual, which puts its long base right where all of the power is.

The tip isn't bulbous; it's meant to be rakey like a performance fin. The foil is 80/20 and super clean — no bumps or thick spots, with a clean taper.

The maker calls the template fun and forgiving, meaning it doesn't punish a sloppy stance.

Who it isn't for. Long arcs on open faces want a raked template. And check your box system.