Luke Worsham, our fin craftsman just dropped his newest edit.

Cole McCaffray travels to a goofy-footers cold water paradise and scores.

Surfing is more than just a sport; it's a way of life, a community that thrives on camaraderie and shared stoke. At Futures Fins, we understand the importance of fostering relationships with our team riders and providing them with the tools they need to excel in the water. That's why we recently organized a memorable local team day, bringing together our talented riders, testing new fins, and enjoying a delicious...

In Ep.3 of Cutting Through, Luke orders a custom board from San Diego surfer/shaper Zack Flores to be paired with Zack's signature fiberglass twins. Luke also brings Zack a prototype of his signature single fin, and they both go to test the fins in some fun waves near Zack's house. They get into a conversation about fin placement in longboards, twins and how he became the surfer/shaper he is today....

1/21/23 - The evening before the Eddie, we were watching Ian Crane surf head high Pipe wondering if the swell would be significant enough to run the contest. After a quick session we started to head back home, where the sides of Kam highway were already becoming overrun with parked cars. The people were ready, BBQing behind their cars, getting inflatable mattresses to fit in the back of their SUVs,...

Superb session on the new Twin Fin range. Nothing beats the glide of a twin fin, whether it be in cruise control on a pair of keels or slicing and dicing on a twin +1. Fun days lead to fun nights. Light the fire early.  

On this episode of Cutting Through, Luke links up with pro surfer and backside stalefish master, Ian Crane. He visits Vince Longo and Luke at the Futures' warehouse and gets the low-down on what goes on in the factory. After, Ian and Luke head to Southside of the HB Pier to test the new revamped version of the Rasta twin+1. Ian explains the feeling he felt with the refined Vector...

"Cutting Through" is Futures' new episodic series where we take you on a deep dive into the prototyping process used in creating fins for the world's best surfers and shapers. All done at our headquarters located in Huntington Beach, there's more to it than just the template, and getting it right rarely happens on the first try. The devil is in the details when it comes to the complete fin...