Skip Frye (Volan)

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A single fin designed by one of the greatest surfboard craftsman of all time… Need we say more? Straight forward, clean lines, and classic curves are the name of the game here. An iconic figure in San Diego surf culture, Skip Frye is an accomplished surfer well known for his silky smooth style as well as his innovative and unique designs. Devised in the mid ‘70s, Skip’s single fin was developed to perform and excel in a supporting role for some of the boards he’s best known for such as his Eggs and Gliders. Minimalistic and pure, these fins lend themselves towards fluid and graceful surfing. If you want to follow in Skip’s footsteps and search for that ultimate trim, minimize drag, increase speed, and let the board do the talking…Then this is the fin for you. Our Volan fins are fine-tuned with a precision foils as well as proper flex. Crafted with a labor of love at our factory in Santa Barbara, CA, these fins undergo the strictest quality control. Our Volan panels are meticulously hand-laid and templated ensuring optimal weave orientation and superior strength, with flex coming more from the body rather than just the tip. This enhances speed and projection off the bottom and through turns, making our Volan fins a pinnacle of the highest performance flex characteristic Slight / minimal rake and medium flex Can be used as a single fin or also works great in a 2+1 Pairs well with mid-lengths, thinner planing-type boards, or shapes that rely on pinched rails or long rail-lines to do the heavy lifting Solid fiberglass construction, flat matte finish
Fin Construction: Volan
Designer Info

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Designer Name: Harry Richard "Skip" Frye
Designer Origin: San Diego, California
Designer Bio: Frye's fin approach is classic and understated—clean lines and balanced curves that favor trim, flow, and controlled transitions over abrupt, pivoty surfing. He's known for his innovation with foiled surfboard fins; after a 1969 trip to Australia, he developed trademark board shapes including the Egg and Fish that remain reference points for modern single-fin craftsmanship.