Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)
Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)

Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)

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Designed by Ellis Ericson and inspired by the revolutionary ideas behind the George Greenough Power Glide 45, The Feathers Quad blends classic hydrodynamic theory with modern performance intent. A full leading edge flows into a distinctive concaved inside foil, generating immediate acceleration while maintaining control through turns. Its neutral elliptical outline keeps the feel balanced and versatile, allowing the set to adapt across a wide range of boards and conditions. Fast, controlled, and highly responsive, the Feathers Quad is built to unlock speed and versatility without sacrificing precision.

FORM, FUNCTION & FEEL

Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)

Upright Tight TurnsRaked Drawn-Out Turns
Less Area LooseMore Area Stable
Speed Control Speed Generating Drive
Less Flex ResponsiveMore Flex Projection
Form | Upright, Power Head, Inside Foil
Function | Speed Generating into a Solid Pivot Point
Feel | Powerful, Maneuverable, Responsive
Overall | Versatile quad fin designed for high speed performance surfing
SPECIFICATIONS
SIZE HEIGHT BASE AREA
Front 5.10” 3.76” 16.14”²
Rear 4.10” 3.23” 10.55”²
MATERIALS & FITMENT
Construction | Solid Fiberglass
Finish | Raw - Sanded
Fitment | Futures Compatible, 7° Angle Front, 3° Angle Rear
Application | Grub Screw
WHY YOU’LL LOVE THIS FIN
  • Ellis Ericson's edge-inspired shapes have a lot of zip and go fast. These fins are fit to complement those characteristics. Although they have a larger surface area, they are also upright, reducing drag while offering an ample-sized pivot point. The power blade head shape is very unique, providing width to push from and generate speed, while freeing up top turns with its high aspect ratio.
  • These fins have drive and flow. The inside foil provides lift, and when on rail, the outline offers consistency through the turn. With a higher aspect ratio, you're freed to release the end of a turn, but with the fins still engaged, allowing quick linkage to the next maneuver.
  • These fins were designed to complement Ellis' Lite Kite shapes, and in general are ideal for a quad setup with a longer rail line or wider outline. The template pairs well with a board that likes to go fast and may not naturally have a tight turning radius, instead leaning on the fins to provide a pivot point.

HISTORY & ORIGIN

The Ellis Ericson Feathers Quad springs from the adventurous design language of Ellis Ericson, a Byron Bay-born surfer and shaper who grew up steeped in the rich lineage of 1970s Australian surfboard craft. Influenced early on by the curves and flow of classic designs — and shaped further by long stints riding and shaping in Indonesia — Ellis combines timeless surfboard aesthetics with a modern performance mindset rooted in speed, feel, and connection to the wave. As his exploration evolved beyond single fins and mid-lengths, the move into quad setups like the Feathers Quad represents a natural extension of his ethos: fuse old-school soul with progressive execution to unlock lively acceleration, drive through turns, and a playful yet precise ride. Central to Ellis' evolution is the lasting influence of George Greenough — whose revolutionary approach to flex, foil, and hydrodynamic efficiency reshaped modern fin design.

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How to Choose the Right Fins

Whether you’re new to exploring the benefits of experimenting with new fins, or you’re a seasoned veteran... our fin guide will break down the basics, as well as some of the more complicated aspects of fin design to help ensure that you find the right setup for your board. Learn about different fin types, terminology, as well as some of the crucial factors that ultimately determine feel and performance here.

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