Inflatable Boards Center Fin US Box 23cm Unifiber UF097070020

Inflatable Boards Center Fin US Box 23cm Unifiber UF097070020

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M251S

$22.75

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Inflatable Boards Center Fin US Box 23cm Unifiber UF097070020Inflatable Boards Center Fin US Box 23cm Unifiber UF097070020 Description: This 23 cm center fin from Unifiber is designed to give inflatable SUPs and touring boards improved tracking, straight line stability, and predictable handling in a wide range of conditions. Built with a high strength composite construction and a hydrodynamic profile, the fin offers the right balance of stiffness and controlled flex for efficient glide and reduced drag. Its US

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