Low-Pro 1.5" Side-Bite Click Fins

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Nice for low volume creeks!

We just did a river trip and the river was quite low. We ran across several gravel beds and just barely made it through. If we had the normal fins in Im sure we would have jumped off and walked around. The fins provided just enough bite for the rest of the trip to not be skating all over as well. Nice to have when you know you’ll be in skinny water. Thumbs up!

Fins are easy to swap out and perfect for low Fall flows.

I love these fins on my Halla Atcha 711 along with the 4.5 inch stompbox fin. It makes for a super loose and fun feel for surfing. For down water adventures in shallow fall water it's perfect! Super maneuverable for Rock dodging

Got these for my Hala Rado. These are perfect for the river! Skip right over those low spots on the river.

Quality product!!

These little bad boys are sweet, built to last. Their low profile is perfect for traction in low water conditions. Hala, thanks for putting out such a dynamite product line

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Lovely low profile river running fins, great for low water and rapids.

Loving my new low-pro fins which give me options and confidence when paddling slightly shallower areas of the river.

I'm glad to have these low profile fins as an option for river running. They are smaller than I expected but that's probably a good thing.

The rain fall here in Michigan is 9 inches below normal and it is evident in our rivers. The low pro river fin 1.5 has been great. When combined with the "stomp box" ( retractable center fin) I have been able to run sections of rivers with excellent tracking that others are not. An absolute must for your quiver of fins.

Best low profile side fins i've tested so far for river.

Great low-profile fins for hitting the rivers in the SE US!

I'm really happy with my low-pro fins. The river is low, but I have no problem catching a fin on the rocks. It's a great feeling! The installation was easy...the screws seem to be better quality than the originals--no stripping, and the little tool actually worked.

Summer levels? You need these.

Very durable and well built. Must have for shallow water

If you run shallow rivers there really is no better selection. Obviously they pair well with a board that has a stomp box, and I like to use them with the big orange Stompfin.

Just what I needed for low water runs!

As a low water river rat wish there was a 2” fin or 2.5” , also can’t wait for the 3 stomp box board :fire::unicorn::fire:

Locks in and fits perfectly on my Rado. Just make sure to give the fun a little whack to click it back into socket. Otherwise you'll have a little sharp overhanging point on the leading edge that will grab seaweed or other stringy debris in the water. When it's seated correctly it creates a good seamless fit with the small fin box. This fin makes the Rado I use it on much more playful and is good on those days when the local river is running shallow or there's a bunch of seaweed just below the surface. Allows me to skirt right through it without getting hung up. But you will lose some straight tracking. Strong paddles on one side will want to push the nose of the board around easier. Good to have on hand so you can pick the appropriate fins for the type of session you're about to have.

These fins are an absolute must have when the river levels begin to drop! They also help my 9'6 Atcha to be a little more playful while surfing and playing in the park! Easy to switch out with the regular gummy side bites! I am pleased with the quality and durability!

Low pro for rocky rivers. The yampa has been known to eat many of SUP fins.

These are exactly what I need for most of the rivers around me that run shallow majority of the year. Didn't realize how much a difference they made, till I forgot to put them on my SUP last time I went out. Game changer!

Just enough fin to help maintain control in the skinny sections. Great addition to the quiver. I use these more than the 4” side fins regardless of where I’m paddling.

these are great for extra tracking when it is shallow

Sometimes rivers get low, and sometimes fins snag. these little low-pros are the perfect paring with the Stompbox to keep riders from supermanning over their Hala Atcha SUP. I tell all my buddies they need them when we are on the river and they are snagging fin in 4" water or over boulders that are just shy of above water :)

These don’t get hung up on the shallow waters of Texas spring fed rivers. Paired these with a 4.5 inch center gummy fin and it’s great for river paddling. Highly maneuverable but still tracks straight.

I'm from a low flow shallow river area. These fins give the the traction I need and keep me from bottoming out.

Love these fins. Essential for my river surfing set up with my Hala Milligram. I put two in the back position on the board. Facilitates a rad combination of carving feels. The Low-Pro fins combine a loose surf-y mobility for flowing turns while at the same time having just enough bite to dig in and hold a turn when needed. Surprising how well it tracks to get you across an eddy into the wave. Nice for super shallow river running too. I use these on low to medium-high wave flows. With high flow waves I use either the 4.5" Gummy Side Bite Click Fins or the 4.5" Hard Side Bite Click Fins depending on the flow and feel/control I'm going after. Nice to have options!

i use these more than any other fin. when paired with the StopmBox, it's obvious that they get hung up way less than a traditional fin. but what surprised me is how well they still track! spreading out the surface area length wise provides a ton of control. now at low water, the river becomes a techy playground. my go-to setup is to use all four and to tighten the grub screws on both sides of the front.