Preface
Gato Heroi, founded by Robin Kegel in the early 2000s, represents one of the most innovative and respected names in alternative surfboard design. Based in California, the brand has gained international recognition for its unique approach to traditional surfboard aesthetics combined with modern performance capabilities. The brand name "Gato Heroi" means "Cat Hero" in Portuguese, reflecting Kegel's unique sense of humor and philosophy.
Brand Philosophy and Design Approach
Robin Kegel's shaping philosophy emphasizes speed, flow, and natural wave riding. His boards are designed to "allow nature to take the lead" rather than forcing your own style onto the wave. This approach has resulted in boards that unlock new possibilities for surfers over years of riding, though they require patience and listening to understand their unique characteristics.
The brand operates as an "atelier of handmade surf fruits," producing boards worldwide with a focus on craftsmanship and artistic detail. Each board features unique resin tints, polished finishes, and meticulous attention to detail that makes them both functional surf tools and pieces of art.
Quick Reference
| Model | Series | Length | Best For | Skill Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Smooth Operator | Classic Edition | 9'0"–10'0" | Performance noseriding; pocket turns | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Chop Op | Classic Edition | 9'2"–10'0" | Performance noseriding; snappier pivots | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Operator | Classic Edition | 9'4"–10'2" | All-around logging; forgiving flow | All levels |
| Playboy | Universal Edition | 9'2"–10'0" | High-speed rail surfing; dynamic turns | Advanced |
| Dagger | Universal Edition | 9'2"–10'0" | Beach breaks; sharp pivots | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Death Dagger | Universal Edition | 9'2"–10'0" | Beach breaks; steep surf | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Double Dagger | Universal Edition | 9'6"–10'2" | Quality waves; critical drops | Advanced |
| Szaber | Universal Edition | 9'3"–10'6" | High speed trim; gliding | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Space Pig | Progressive Pig | 7'8"–9'0" | Versatile midlength; smooth transitions | All levels |
| Space Pig PG | Progressive Pig | 7'8"–9'0" | Versatile midlength; quicker release | All levels |
| Acid | Acid Series | 7'0"–8'6" | Rail surfing; hull-like speed | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Acid Drop | Acid Series | 6'10"–7'6" | Tight arcs; pocket surfing | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Acid 2020 | Acid Series | 7'0"–8'0" | Easier Acid experience | Intermediate |
| Surfar | Acid Series | 8'0"–9'0" | Stable midlength; travel quiver | All levels |
| Falcon | Short Models | 7'0"–8'0" | Step-up; hollow waves | Advanced |
| Roach | Short Models | 6'4"–6'10" | Speed; small wave performance | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Space Roach | Short Models | 6'0"–6'8" | Transition to single-fin | Intermediate |
| Anti Fish | Short Models | 5'7"–6'4" | Speed; loose arcs | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Creme Fish | Short Models | 5'7"–6'4" | Speed; flow | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Californian | Creme Series | 9'4"–9'10" | Classic noseriding | All levels |
| Playdate | Creme Series | 9'2"–9'8" | Approachable noseriding | Beginner–Intermediate |
| Fat Cat | Creme Series | 9'2"–9'8" | Forgiving noseriding | Beginner–Intermediate |
| Play Pig | Creme Series | 9'2"–9'8" | Classic pig style | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Fleur | Creme Series | 9'6"–9'8" | Classic pig style; collectors | Intermediate–Advanced |
| Killer | Specialty | 9'0"–9'8" | Drop-knee turns; steep waves | Advanced |
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1. Classic Edition (CE)
The Classic Edition embodies Gato Heroi's homage to postwar California log tradition, modernized through shaper Robin Kegel's artistic, performance-minded lens. These longboards are hand-shaped for glide and classic trim but engineered with enough subtle bottom contours, rail transitions, and rocker adjustments to offer surprising agility and noseride stability. Construction always emphasizes full-resin tints and volan glassing, resulting in distinct "surf art" pieces with functional prowess. Boards in this series balance forgiving, all-level usability with a lively feel under advanced loggers' feet. Perfect for those who appreciate classic drop-knee turns, stylish noserides, and timeless silhouettes—updated for today's critical, dynamic log surfing.
Smooth Operator
9'0"–10'0" · Single fin
A performance classic hand-shaped longboard, the Smooth Operator features continual rocker and a rolled bottom, with pinched rails and a set-back wide point enhancing noseriding security. The tail scoop/flip increases pocket maneuverability, while its thinner "bladey" profile rewards advanced riders who want responsive, stylish surfing and tight arcing turns in the pocket. Best for powerful single-fin setups and works exceptionally well with 10"–10½" deep flex fins for maximum hold.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50; thin; foiled
- Bottom: Rolled throughout; slight belly
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Low; continuous
Recommended Fins: A Fin, C Fin, D Fin, OP Fin, L Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced surfers wanting responsive, stylish logging. Design era: Modern Classic (approx. 2017).
Chop Op (Square Tail Smooth Operator)
9'2"–10'0" · Single fin
The Chop Op variant adds a square tail for additional nose stability and even snappier tail turns. Same bladey profile and continual rocker as the Smooth Operator, but the increased tail area provides more pivot and lift on the nose.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50; foiled
- Bottom: Rolled to flat
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Low; continuous
Recommended Fins: A Fin, C Fin, D Fin, OP Fin, L Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced surfers wanting snappier pivots than the Smooth Op. Design era: Modern Classic (approx. 2018).
Operator
9'4"–10'2" · Single fin
A supremely versatile all-around log, the Operator is slightly thicker—more forgiving than the Smooth Operator. It has a bellied rolled bottom, foiled rails, and traditional pintail. Known for forgiving drop-knee turns, it glides through fat sections with ease, making it great for anyone seeking maximum classic flow and hotdogging. Pair with a wide, raked single fin or traditional D-fin of 9½"–10" for ideal performance and drive.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50; softer
- Bottom: Bellied roll
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Moderate; entry flip
Recommended Fins: C Fin, D Fin, OP Fin, A Fin
Who it's for: All levels. Great first Gato Heroi for intermediate surfers. Design era: Classic (2006).
2. Universal Edition (UV)
A tribute to the explosive mid-to-late 1960s "Hot Generation" era in Australia and California, the Universal Edition pushes the boundaries between performance log and retro aesthetic. Boards in this lineup feature pronounced vee tails, pinched rails, and wide points set back for instant acceleration and dynamic surfing. Built for progressive longboarding, these models thrive in beach breaks and points, offering a mix of drive, control, and stylish flair. Universally, these boards reward committed surfing and deliver high-performance arcs, deep cutbacks, and advanced noseriding for skilled loggers. Construction is always high-end: cross-ply or custom rainbow pigment glasswork is frequent, resulting in signature Gato Heroi visuals and feel.
Playboy
9'2"–10'0" · Single fin
The Playboy is a high-speed, Hot Generation tribute stick with the wide point set back and pinched rails that offer considerable sensitivity. Strong tail vee enables smooth transition from nose work to rocket-like turns off the tail. Best suited to assertive, dynamic loggers, it shines with raked flex fins (like a Greenough 4A) or upright pivots in 9¼"–10" for drive and tip control.
Specs:
- Rail: Pinched; knifey
- Bottom: Hipped vee to roll
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Flat; tail kick
Recommended Fins: C Fin, OP Fin, P Fin, RK Fin, T Fin, Speed Fin
Who it's for: Advanced surfers wanting high-speed dynamic logging. Requires commitment. Design era: Transition Era (approx. 2007).
Dagger
9'2"–10'0" · Single fin
Originally developed for Al Knost, the Dagger has healthy nose rocker and a squared, pulled-in tail for snap and control in the pocket. Sensitive and fast, the Dagger can pivot sharply and hold hard through noserides in beach breaks. Run a narrow base flex fin for looseness, or a Greenough-style for extra drive.
Specs:
- Rail: Pinched; tapered
- Bottom: Roll to slight vee
- Tail: Pulled-in square
- Rocker: Healthy nose rocker; fast tail
Recommended Fins: C Fin, OP Fin, P Fin, T Fin, Greenough 4A, Speed Fin
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced beach break specialists wanting pivot and pocket control. Design era: Classic (approx. 2008).
Death Dagger
9'2"–10'0" · Single fin
A parallel-railed, dagger-nosed, and narrow-tailed log, the Death Dagger excels in steeper surf, combining tight noseride control with the ability to carve powerfully off the tail. Run a slim upright flex fin, or anything lively in the 9–10" range, to accentuate edge transitions and quickness.
Specs:
- Rail: Pinched 50/50
- Bottom: Roll to vee
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Moderate
Recommended Fins: C Fin, OP Fin, P Fin, T Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced surfers in steeper conditions. Design era: Classic (approx. 2010).
Double Dagger
9'6"–10'2" · Single fin
This model takes the Death Dagger outline, swaps the tail for a pin, and provides even more hold—especially in critical drops. Recommended with an upright, flexy fin (9½"–10¼") to maintain sensitivity while achieving powerful drive in good surf.
Specs:
- Rail: Pinched
- Bottom: Roll to vee
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Moderate
Recommended Fins: C Fin, OP Fin, T Fin, Speed Fin, K Fin
Who it's for: Advanced surfers in quality waves. Design era: Classic (approx. 2012).
Szaber
9'3"–10'6" · Single fin
Glider-style outline with wide point center and pulled-in pointed nose. The Szaber is an extremely fast trim machine built for high-speed down-the-line surfing. Flat rocker and foiled rails maximize glide.
Specs:
- Rail: Pinched; foiled
- Bottom: Roll to flat
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Flat; speed profile
Recommended Fins: C Fin, H Fin, Speed Fin, K Fin
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced surfers wanting maximum trim speed. Design era: Modern (approx. 2019).
3. Progressive Pig (PG)
A contemporary take on the traditional "pig" template that ruled Southern California in the '50s and '60s, the Progressive Pig series injects high-performance DNA into an inherently cruisy outline. These boards have wide points moved deep toward the tail, pronounced hips, and foiled rails, allowing for big turns, drawn-out carves, and nose time despite their midlength to longboard dimensions. Gato Heroi's craftsmanship lends them a special responsiveness, inviting rail-heavy surfing and creative line selection on virtually any wave. The PG boards are accessible for novices yet nuanced enough for expert single-fin aficionados seeking something between a log and a hull.
Space Pig
7'8"–9'0" · Single fin
A modern Wayne Lynch inspiration, the Space Pig features pinched rails and a gently veed bottom for super smooth transitions. Use an 8¾"–9½" upright or mild flex fin for pocket surfing and max versatility. Advanced riders sometimes experiment with Greenough-style flex templates here, too.
Specs:
- Rail: Pinched
- Bottom: Light vee to roll
- Tail: Rounded pin
- Rocker: Moderate
Recommended Fins: C Fin, H Fin, T Fin, Speed Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: All levels. Super smooth transitions. Design era: Transition Era (approx. 2015).
Space Pig PG
7'8"–9'0" · Single fin
With a more centralized wide point, panel vee through the tail, and more performance surfer in mind, best run with an 8½"–9½" upright fin for quick-release rail work.
Specs:
- Rail: Pinched
- Bottom: Panelled vee
- Tail: Rounded pin
- Rocker: Moderate
Recommended Fins: C Fin, H Fin, T Fin, Speed Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: All levels wanting quicker release than standard Space Pig. Design era: Transition Era (approx. 2016).
4. Acid Series (AD)
The Acid Series channels the late-'60s, early-'70s transition era, with sharp nods to Australian hulls, Transition Era eggs, and Wayne Lynch's "evolution" shapes. Boards feature rolled to spiral vee bottoms, moderate to pinched rails, and fuller nose/tail volumes, letting them plane and trim in a broad range of surf. The series is defined by speed, paddle power, and rail engagement. Riders describe them as "hull-ish" or "on ball bearings," enabling pronounced carves, fast trims, and a feeling of skating the wave's midface. A favorite among experimenters, travel quiver builders, and devotees of the stylish, loose riding of the late 1960s.
Acid (a.k.a. Speed Acid)
7'0"–8'6" · Single fin or 2+1
A Morocco-tested midlength, the Acid has a rolled bottom, fine rails, and excels at rail surfing and long drawn-out turns at high speed. Original versions favor a hull-style, flexy single fin (9"–10"), but it also works well as a 2+1 with smaller sidebites for extra hold in steeper conditions.
Specs:
- Rail: Tapered 50/50
- Bottom: Rolled entry to hull
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Moderate; continuous
Recommended Fins: C Fin, H Fin, P Fin, T Fin, Speed Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced rail surfers wanting hull-like speed. Design era: Modern Classic (approx. 2011).
Acid Drop
6'10"–7'6" · Single fin
The Acid Drop offers a slightly fuller outline, spiral vee out the tail, and a forgiving rounded pin for radical, pocket-oriented rail turns. Best run with an upright flex (8½"–9½") or as a 2+1 for more versatility and increased control.
Specs:
- Rail: Soft to hard edge
- Bottom: Roll to spiral vee
- Tail: Rounded pin
- Rocker: Moderate
Recommended Fins: T Fin, C Fin, Speed Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced surfers wanting tight arcs and pocket surfing. Design era: Modern (2021).
Acid 2020
7'0"–8'0" · Single fin
With a fuller outline, softer rails, and user-friendly design, the Acid 2020 works best with a lively upright single, or a pivot template if you want earlier turns and higher hold. The most forgiving Acid model.
Specs:
- Rail: Soft 50/50
- Bottom: Rolled
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Low; relaxed
Recommended Fins: C Fin, H Fin, P Fin, T Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Intermediate surfers wanting Acid speed with easier entry. Design era: Modern (2020).
Surfar
8'0"–9'0" · Single fin
A forward-wide-point, teardrop-shaped "blade," the Surfar balances drawn outlines, forgiving rails, and subtle rocker for a sweet, stable midlength or long shortboard. Pair with an 8½"–9½" raked single or glass flex—sometimes run as a single+stabilizer for heavier waves.
Specs:
- Rail: Forgiving 70/30
- Bottom: Rolled vee to panelled vee
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Subtle; low
Recommended Fins: C Fin, H Fin, T Fin, Speed Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: All levels. One of the most versatile boards in the lineup. Great travel board. Design era: Modern (approx. 2018).
5. Short Models
Gato Heroi's shortboard and fish-inspired models blend radical design choices—foiled rails, inventive bottom contours, unique nose and tail shapes—with classic single-fin and twin-fin template DNA. These boards are made for powerful, performance-minded surfers who appreciate the drive and release of quality single-fin and twin-keel designs. Whether it's the "stubbie" Roach, the lightning-fast Anti Fish, or the step-up Falcon, these boards all share a commitment to speed, progressive turns, and a direct feedback that rewards advanced rail work and experimental lines. The result is a refreshing alternative to generic contemporary shortboards, with all the feel and color of Gato Heroi's artist-driven ethos.
Falcon
7'0"–8'0" · Single fin
The step-up mini-gun, made for bigger surf and travel. Use an upright 7⅞"–8½" single or a narrow Brewer-style fin, and switch to a 2+1 in true consequence surf.
Specs:
- Rail: Full; edge tail
- Bottom: Double to single concave
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: Moderate entry; tail kick
Recommended Fins: C Fin, T Fin, Speed Fin, Greenough 4A, Skip Frye
Who it's for: Advanced surfers in hollow waves. Design era: 70s Gun (approx. 2015).
Roach
6'4"–6'10" · Single fin
Influenced by MP's Kirra stubbies, the Roach offers flat rocker, wide tail, and speed for days. It excels with a 7½"–8½" upright or flex fin, accentuating planing speed and sharp pivot turns.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50 to hard edge
- Bottom: Flat to rolled
- Tail: Wide square
- Rocker: Flat
Recommended Fins: C Fin, T Fin, Greenough 4A, Skip Frye
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced single-fin shortboarders wanting planing speed. Design era: Transition Era (approx. 2013).
Space Roach
6'0"–6'8" · Single fin
The best "transition to singlefin" model, with double concave through the tail for hold and forgiveness. Pair with a flexy upright (7½"–8") for easy pivot and smooth, gliding turns.
Specs:
- Rail: Foiled; edge tail
- Bottom: Double concave
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Low
Recommended Fins: C Fin, T Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Intermediate surfers transitioning to single fins. Design era: Modern (approx. 2019).
Anti Fish
5'7"–6'4" · Twin keels
A fast and lively twin, drawing from MR's legacy, the Anti Fish loves speed and vertical surfing. Use a performance upright or classic keel set, glass-ons preferred, for maximum down-the-line push with loose arcs.
Specs:
- Rail: Hard edge tail
- Bottom: Vee into double
- Tail: Narrow swallow
- Rocker: Low
Recommended Fins: Twin Keels, MR Twin, Upright Twin (glass-on or Futures)
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced twin-fin devotees wanting speed and loose arcs. Design era: Retro Twin (approx. 2017).
Creme Fish
5'7"–6'4" · Twin keels
A forgiving, fun fish with single concave—use classic glass-on keels or upright twins for optimal control in variable surf, making it super adaptable, especially in short punchy beach breaks.
Specs:
- Rail: Boxy; forgiving
- Bottom: Single concave; bevelled
- Tail: Wide swallow
- Rocker: Low
Recommended Fins: Twin Keels, Keel, Lis Style Keel (glass-on, Futures recommended)
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced surfers wanting speed and flow. Design era: Retro Twin (approx. 2019).
6. Creme Series
A sub-label for classic, traditional designs often produced under the Gato Heroi umbrella, the Creme series draws inspiration from famed California points, log icons, and D-fin pigs. These boards have generous outlines, scooped noses, pronounced 50/50 rails, and are glassed with luxurious volan cloth and resin tints, intended for a forgiving but stylish ride. Perfect for those who want a beautiful "forever board" that can nose ride, trim, and turn gracefully—even for beginners. Some models such as the Play Pig and Fleur add performance foils to old icons, representing some of the most "collectible" pieces in the Gato Heroi stables.
Californian
9'4"–9'10" · Single fin
Creme's parallel-railed, scoop-nose summer log is a noseriding machine on soft or punchy walls. Best matched with a classic D-fin in the 10"–10½" range.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50; parallel
- Bottom: Scoop nose to roll
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Flat; tail kick
Recommended Fins: A Fin, D Fin, C Fin
Who it's for: All levels wanting a beautiful, classic log. Design era: Classic (2008).
Playdate
9'2"–9'8" · Single fin
A more approachable, all-purpose longboard, intended for ease and fun with a little extra planing surface. Go for a forgiving pivot or raked single in the 9½"–10" size.
Specs:
- Rail: Soft 50/50
- Bottom: Slight roll to flat
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Moderate
Recommended Fins: A Fin, D Fin, C Fin, OP Fin, Greenough 4A
Who it's for: Beginner–intermediate surfers wanting approachable noseriding. Design era: Modern Classic (approx. 2015).
Fat Cat
9'2"–9'8" · Single fin
Balanced, forgiving and round, offering smooth paddle and noseriding. Pair with a versatile broad single for classic California style.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50; round
- Bottom: Rolled belly
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Low; continuous
Recommended Fins: A Fin, D Fin, C Fin
Who it's for: Beginner–intermediate surfers wanting forgiving noseriding. Design era: Classic (approx. 2006).
Play Pig
9'2"–9'8" · Single fin
A true pig with wide-point-back outline and pulled-in nose, best enjoyed with a D-fin for stately pivots and lock-down stability on the tip.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50
- Bottom: Rolled throughout
- Tail: Pin tail
- Rocker: High tail rocker
Recommended Fins: A Fin, D Fin, C Fin, P Fin
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced pig enthusiasts. Design era: Classic (approx. 2010).
Fleur
9'6"–9'8" · Single fin
A modern pin-pig, blending extra volume with lively foil—run with a modest D-fin for a blend of control and speed over the classic base.
Specs:
- Rail: 50/50; foiled
- Bottom: Rolled; flat nose
- Tail: Rounded pin
- Rocker: Moderate
Recommended Fins: A Fin, D Fin, C Fin, P Fin
Who it's for: Intermediate–advanced pig enthusiasts and collectors. Design era: Classic (approx. 2015).
7. Specialty & Limited Models
These include shapes either retired, made for particular surf conditions, or as limited runs for collaborators. Routinely crafted with parallel outlines, unique bottom contours, and custom paint/finish, these boards are often intended for experienced surfers wanting uncommon performance or collectible value. Unique construction elements, rare templates, or custom rail and tail work set these models apart from main-line offerings.
Killer
9'0"–9'8" · Single fin
The Killer's sharp rails, parallel outline, and square tail produce speed and trim, favoring deep drop-knee turns and old-school lines. Use with a 9¼"–10" upright single fin, allowing for classic speed-shape surfing in steeper or punchy conditions.
Specs:
- Rail: Sharp/Knifey
- Bottom: Flat to vee
- Tail: Square tail
- Rocker: Flat
Recommended Fins: K Fin, C Fin, Greenough 4A, Speed Fin
Who it's for: Advanced surfers wanting old-school speed in punchy waves. Design era: Classic (approx. 2009).
How to Choose Your Gato Heroi
What do you want to do?
Noseriding priority → Smooth Operator, Californian, Playdate, or Fat Cat
Speed and rail surfing → Playboy, Acid, Killer, or Szaber
Versatile midlength → Surfar, Space Pig, or Acid 2020
Short single-fin → Roach, Space Roach, or Falcon
Classic pig style → Play Pig or Fleur
Twin-fin → Anti Fish or Creme Fish
What's your skill level?
Beginner–Intermediate → Operator, Playdate, Fat Cat, Surfar
Intermediate–Advanced → Space Pig, Acid 2020, Dagger, Acid Drop
Advanced → Smooth Operator, Playboy, Acid, Killer, Double Dagger
Key Gato Heroi Fin Descriptions
*Check out our Gato Heroi Fin Blog Post for more information!
- C Fin: Flexible, high-aspect, minimizes drag—great for performance logs and pocket surfing.
- T Fin: High-aspect, wide base with flex—perfect for midlengths, Playboys, Acids, Roach, Playdate, Space Pig.
- B Fin: Upright, slightly tapered—designed for stability and noseride hold, ideal on traditional longboards (Californian, Fat Cat, Playdate).
- OP Fin: Upright, squaretail classic—good for Operator and square-tails.
- P Fin: Large template, maximum hold—great in bigger surf (sometimes on the Double Dagger, Surfar).
- D Fin: Classic pivot (large area, little flex)—for period-correct pigs and logs.
- H Fin: Hull-like speed and responsive feel—ideal for Acid series and midlengths.
- A Fin: Versatile all-around fin—works well on most logs and midlengths.
- RK Fin: Powerful, dynamic tip flex—for advanced rail surfing and high-performance customs.
- K Fin (Killer): Extremely upright for crisp tail release—designed for the Killer and Chop Op.
- L Fin: Balanced blend of noseride lift and flowing transitions—great for Playdate, Fat Cat, Fleur.
For twins/fishes, use Gato glass-on keels or Futures/compatible upright sets as appropriate.
Related
Gato Heroi Fin Buyer's Guide — Complete breakdown of C, D, T, L, P, H, RK, Killer, OP, and A fins.
All Gato Heroi Products — Surfboards, fins, and accessories.