Asymmetrical fin setups are designed to complement the natural difference between your toe-side and heel-side turns—delivering more control, drive, and flow exactly where you need it. Often used on asymmetrical surfboards, but also favored by experimental riders on standard shapes, these fins offer rail-specific performance that enhances responsiveness and turning arcs.

Whether it's a larger, more upright heel-side fin for tighter backhand turns, or a swept-back toe-side fin for drawn-out carves, each piece plays a specific role.