🏄 Effortless Surfboard Fin Removal and Installation with FINPULLER - The Ultimate Tool Review

I was hoping this was the answer. They make putting on the fins easier, but only about 30% more than the old towel or leash method. Very difficult on small 2+1 fins (MR/TRX center fin) or trailers (like Machado). If it cost $5-10 they would be worth it. For FCS: How better to make us wear one of these than a tiny fin wrench?

I was trying to use a rubber mallet, C-Clamp, and then came across this wonderful tool. After damaging my future flippers, I tried to pull them out. I used this tool and was able to remove them in a matter of seconds without damaging the fins. This is a must have for surfers like me who have boards with Future/FCS/FCS II fins. Especially when the fin is stuck in the box and has to be pulled out. Here's a tool to do it without damaging it.

Just received in the mail about 15 minutes ago. One of my boards had two stuck Futures fins. In general, it's not a big deal, but with the approach to surfing, being able to take off your fins for travel is imperative. I've tried many "tricks" that seemed to work in the past = leaving the board in a hot car, but it didn't work this time, even with the added help of pliers. With this tool, I was able to get them out instantly! It took me a while to see how to use it with the Futures fins versus…

I found Finpuller on Revain Prime and had to order it. I'm a tool lover and it's been so long since there hasn't been a useful tool for the browsing industry, especially one that I would actually use, so I thought I'd write a review. Ordered for Prime, received in a few days. I was happy to see that it came in a Revain envelope rather than a large box. I liked the inner packaging of Finpuller itself - a cool brown paper bag with a logo on it. I didn't know what to expect from the tool in terms…