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Free Fins with Slater & Machado Surfboards

  • From Fluid Surf Shop
  • $875-$965
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Elevate your surf game with premium boards and a special holiday offer. Get FREE premium fins with the purchase of either signature board:

  • Kelly Slater’s Great White Twin: A performance-focused twin fin inspired by shark hydrodynamics, complete with FREE Endorfins Twin 2 Fin Set
  • Rob Machado’s Too Fish: The ultimate small-wave fish design, featuring FREE Machado Twin Keel Fin Set

Also featuring essential Gulf Coast style:

  • Classic Rainbow Sandals: Timeless comfort and durability
  • Fluid-branded T-shirts: Local designs that capture the surf lifestyle

Founded in 1999 by Tim and Rona Carr, Fluid Surf Shop has been a cornerstone of Fort Walton Beach’s surf culture for over two decades. With Tim’s surfing journey spanning nearly 50 years and adventures from Hawaii to the Caribbean, he’s found his true home in the Gulf Coast waves – believing that if you can surf here, you can surf anywhere. Today, alongside their children Trevor and Kelsey, the Carrs continue their simple philosophy: surf every day before work. We’ve got the best selection of boards and accessories, a skilled staff of instructors, and a serious love for surfing. Stop in soon, Fort Walton!

158 MIRACLE STRIP PARKWAY SE
FWB, FL 32548

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