Just like the spirit of the seventies, the twin fin never really died – it lives on in the muscle memory of old surfers and shapers, and in the upgraded designs of guys like Johnny, who learned from the masters. Johnny’s version has plenty of the cruisy retro feel of a classic twin, but with all the extra sensitivity and response you expect from a modern master of performance shapes.Inspired by the Californian movement from the 1960s and ’70s, and the transition from longboards to shortboards. It gave rise to this small model, with 2 fins, that led to more aggressive and modern maneuvers.WAVE TYPE / SIZEClassic from the 60s and 70s designed for small wavesSKILL LEVELVintage Twin fin. For any level of surfing. Ideal for a beginner who wants to take their first turns.FIN SET UPTwin finTAIL OPTIONSBig swallowROCKERLittle rockerCONCAVEFull “Vee” bottomRAIL TYPEDue to the flatter deck (almost no dome deck), the rails are fuller, with a 60s and 70s influence.

When it comes to milking every drop of speed and fun from weak summer swells, you really can’t beat a twin fin’s ability to generate speed with minimal drag. Which is why Cabianca decided it was time to give the Uber Twin model a “twin” of its own… introducing the Evil Twin. Like its Uber brother, the Evil Twin comes with the option of using a central stabiliser fin, and has enough performance DNA to rip in decent waves. But with its flatter rocker and extra width at the nose and tail, this board really excels in the kind of summer slop that makes other shortboards chop and hop back to the beach in disgust.Another small wave good option. The combination of pronounced concaves and double concave generates extra speed and helps connect sections even in the most average conditions.WAVE TYPE / SIZEIdeal model for small and medium wave conditions. Easy to maneuver when the waves aren’t powerful.SKILL LEVELTwin fin with good performance. Perfect for beginners, but also suited to all surfers with a good skill level.FIN SET UPTwin fin 2+1TAIL OPTIONSSwallowROCKERLittle rocker, both at the water intake and at the tailCONCAVEFull concave bottom, with a double concave in the tail areaRAIL TYPEFuller edges, with a flatter deck (that incorporates a little dome deck)

The style of a fish with more technical surfing in mind:Surf with the speed and maneuverability of your shortboard, but with the authentic style of a fish. A high-performance fish with rounded lines and a small swallow tail that offers great maneuverability and allows for tighter turns. Designed for intermediate to advanced surfers and medium waves in good conditions. You can set it up as a twin fin with Power Twin fins, as a quad, or as a combo of both to add more versatility. Surf with the speed and maneuverability of your shortboard—paired with the timeless style of a fish!

Vita Oxygen, pure maneuverability for a wide range of conditions.Speed and control in beach breaks or point breaks, in small to medium-sized waves. Featuring a swallow tail that provides great control during maneuvers, and a small winger that reduces surface area to allow for deeper, sharper turns. With medium rocker and kick tail, and a wider nose and tail area compared to a typical high-performance board, it will help you both when paddling and when generating speed through flatter or weaker sections. Without a doubt, a great daily option if you're looking for a board that’s both comfortable and fun.

Back in the 1970’s, Mark Richards revolutionized small wave surfboards with his twin-fin design, while in the past few years Uber have revolutionized transportation with their taxi app. Not that Cabianca is saying the new Uber Twin shape is revolutionary – it’s just an insanely fun summer board that combines all the speed and looseness of a classic twin with the maneuverability of a modern performance shortboard. Run it with a twin fin setup for ultimate retro fun, or add the rear stabilizer fin for extra drive and control. If you’re looking for a small wave board that flies down the line and turns on a dime, get the Uber Twin. Ideal for having fun, the twin fin offers good performance and stability. Always choose two inches (or less) than your normal board’s length. With good volume and width, the combination guarantees fun.WAVE TYPE / SIZEIdeal model for small and medium wave conditions. Easy to maneuver when the waves aren’t powerful.SKILL LEVELOf our twin fin designs, this is the high-performance option, providing a lot of control even at high speeds. Easy to manoeuvre but with plenty of stability. Perfect for beginners, but also suited to all surfers with a good skill level.FIN SET UPTwin fin 2+1TAIL OPTIONSSquash, Swallow, RoundROCKERLittle rocker, both at the water intake and at the tailCONCAVEPronounced concave in the middle of the board, with the transition to “Vee” bottom at the tail, and double “Vee”RAIL TYPEFuller edges, with a more modern shape, that provides good drive in more extreme conditions

For this design Johnny took the basic shape of The Medina and introduced elements that make stubby summer boards such wave catching machines – extra width, a fuller foil, a rocker and plenty of foam under the chest. Finally, he added a triple wing, making this board perfect for high velocity snaps and n releases.A good nose and tail area, with the wings on the back of the keels, make this model an excellent option for small wave days. Fast and stable. WAVE TYPE / SIZEIdeal for small waves up to 1mSKILL LEVELPerfect for beginners, but also suited to all surfers with a good skill level.FIN SET UPTri-finTAIL OPTIONSSquash, Swallow, RoundROCKERLittle rocker, both at the water intake and at the tailCONCAVEPronounced concave in the middle of the board, with transition to “Vee” bottom at the tail, with double “Vee”RAIL TYPEFuller edges, with a flatter deck (little dome deck)