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You DO know that standard Formula fins are 70 cm., don't you?
While most of SF Bay racers were using 62-67 cm, the rest of the world was using 70's.

More water time.
Longer mast gives more room before breaching, but foil hits bottom sooner and requires chin deep water to clear bottom.
Turn and control ride height in big swell.
Same with l ...

Wow, I was giving away those kind/size of LWS and old course fins...still have a few left...including Formula 61-70's.
Keeping my 32-44 sizes.

I guess 10 lessons mean you I u are pretty devoted.

I tried windsurfing once, couldn't do it, so took a lesson and bought gear the next day, no more lessons in 40 years.

Nothing wrong with part time windsurfing, but be aware it will always be beyond your horizons as you're on the outside looking in....at a very involved and complicated sport.
Why not just say what ...

Buy.......
Too many questions.
How devoted are you for windsurfing?
Can you afford a new sport?
Do you have time for windsurfing?
What other responsibilities to you have in life?
Do ...

Mike.....Isobars.
Some perspective.
I was 35 when I started windsurfing. Had been a 4A surfer in my '20's, still surfed 6 days a week. Fall/winters at Ocean Beach SF, known for big wave riding. ...

That is normal progression for 90 kilo guys who don't surf.
Deep water and chop makes standing on a 220 board difficult...forget the 180 until you are balanced and comfortable on the 220 with 5-6 m ...

I am not a fin expert.
Are those carbon fins better than Tectonics Phoenix, Mirage, and Gold Wings?

Regarding climbing aboard, standing up, and I pumping 10 times.....did only 22 yesterday and was DONE!