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Vektor
BODYBOARDING
Purpose/Design
Vektor fins are designed to enhance drive, speed, and control enabling the rider to take their bodyboarding (dk, stand up or prone) to the next level. The base of Vektor fins are elongated to increase drive. Vektor's unique rake has a tapered trailing edge to create a natural transition from bite and release giving it a smooth feel.

FCS Base
Vektor Systems is working along with Fin Control Systems (FCS). We are utilizing their revolutionary base design to give you the Vektor System, the most advanced system designed for bodyboarding.

Various Placement
Move the fin up or down to adjust placement and increase the sweet spot. Just screw in fin to secure and unscrew to detach. Placing the fin closer toward your pressure point increases maneuverability and will loosen up the board. Place the fin toward the tail it will increase stability and drive.This allows you to customize your board for various wave conditions and styles of riding. On bigger days you want to be more stable and draw out your turns. On smaller days you want to be able to do quick tight turns while still maintaining drive in all conditions.

Interchangeable
You can interchange various fin models to increase different factors of performance. Some fin templates are designed to give you more maneuverability, drive, speed, hold etc. You can even detach them to go without fins and compare performance.

Performance
Front side and backside fin positioning is designed for different pressure points. Drop knee riders have two pressure points. Frontside we use the knee and backside we use our heel. Some riders pressure points are parallel to each other and some are not. The FCS plugs are placed to adjust to that factor. This allows for 360's, reverses, tail slides and other maneuvers to be done fluidly and the fins are also designed to give you more control and speed.
TEST PILOTS

 

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Vektor Bud Miyamoto

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Vektor Jimmy Hutaff

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Vektor Dean Antolin

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