what is the distance from bottom to to pegs? Can I leave fins on?
1575582
I don't have the distance handy as it's at our lake cabin. I can tell you that our boards have fixed attached fins. We store the bottom one fin down and top one fin up. It's worked out great for us.
1575583
I don't think I understand the question. bottom of what to pegs? There are ways to keep fins on. It just depends on clearance. If you put one fin facing down and the other fin on top facing up. You can also just keep fin on top board. So again it has more to do with clearing it. feel free to ask me again if I was not clear. Hope this help
1575584
Not sure how long my fins are, but they will hit so what I do is position the bottom board further back to clear the fins.
1575585
I left them on--I just offset the bottom one and the top one so the top fin was past the back of the bottom board.
1575586
About 21cm, fins not a problem (holding a longboard and a SUP with standard fins).
1575587
Yes. You needs to turn the boards opposite and move them down a bit to clear the fin above. If you have 12ft boards give yourself 14ft
164582
Can't really say any, but most are standard. If yours uses an allen screw to hold the fins in these will probably work.
1276409
I have a pair and like them a lot. not sure what you mean by 'work'?. they work for me, but can't compare to longer fins as I never owned any.
1057394
Only with small fins like FCS or Future. If you have a larger middle fin, like on a longboard, no.
3280
My son never had a problem with the foot pegs. Plus you can even leave them off as they are easily removable.
924127
The distance from the feet that sit on the bottom of pool to the top of the top step is 46-1/2". The arms that attach to the deck are 49" to 65" measured from the pool bottom. They should work for you. Very happy with my steps.
1698344
I have bought these before and if I remember correctly, they come with 3 fins. 2 side and 1 center fin. I have a 7'6" NSP board that accepts FCS M7 style fins which have 4.52" base and 4.67" depth and these fins fit on there perfectly.
1344498
I measured mine and it is somewhere between 22 and 23 inches. You might be able to compress the heel part to shrink them down to fit a carryon, but might wind up damaging fins. I think Cressi might make a more compact fin that wraps around heel.
829453
On mine, the minimum stride-inseam (from pedal at bottom to seat) is 24.5 inches. Seat is minimum of 30.5 inches from ground.
275825
Yes, there is a tight fit on these fins! They will be fine I bought 3 of them! Love them!
485300
sorry I cannot give you an exact number in inches but what I do know is they stick out pretty far if you want them to or they can fit up snug to your boat as well.they could stick out somewhere close to 18 inches of clearance on either side they do extend out pretty far if needed. I have the same pair on my 17 foot Boston Whaler as well as my 28 foot Hydra sport center console. they work great, most launches are in a channel with high moving current these guides are sturdy and do the trick!
1332379
I've only used the paddles, the use of fins is possible but I think it would be uncomfortable
2057276
The bottom is just under 1" without the footpegs. It would be just over 1" with them. Sorry for the delay!
26050
You really need to get both fins. Each has it's place in your training regimen. Here is a you tube that explains it very well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjDVakmzHHM
1579427
what kind of pedal boat? Is it a Kayak pedal one with the flippers under neath? It might be a problem It might not.I put this to the center of my 12' kayak. If your pedal boat is a kayak I think ground clearance of your crafts underside with its flippers is of concern. If this is the case. If you have a paddle craft that is large and heavy then NO. Ask the distributor. If you have a narrow kayak type you might be able to set your craft on it and be okay. You must figure out the details of your situation. I hope this helps. Have a great summer.
1743027
Mine are a little too big and I will have to glue the pegs as they come out too easy. Turn it upside down and give a little tap or sand it a bit to fit.
1201287
I don't think it would work very well without the fin. Can you not just put a new fin on it? I hung a classic board horizontally without a fin using some wooden racks I found somewhere