The Mick Fanning Glass Fibre Fusion fin features a rapid flex recovery system produced by High Tension Tip Flex. This dynamic and responsive fin model captures energy and instantly returns to its original shape, helping to increase speed and acceleration between turns and improve control in critical moments.
The MF template, recognised as the pinnacle of high-performance surfing and appreciated by professionals worldwide, is now available with FCS's advanced Glass Fibre Fusion (GFF) technology. This Swiss-engineered construction, using robotic precision automation and premium materials, combines a unidirectional fibreglass skin with a 65% Short Strand Fiberglass + Resin Polymer composite base to produce a lightweight fin with exceptional strength and a responsive flex pattern. For the user, this means efficient conversion of power into acceleration, perfect rail-to-rail control at high speed and a feeling of connectivity between the board and the fin.
"This is the new benchmark in precision engineering for a high-performance moulded surfboard fin. The GFF construction is very close to my black and white Performance Core Fins that I use every day. These Fins are stiff enough for me to push them as hard as I want, while still keeping that flare and release, which is important for the way I like to surf." - Mick Fanning
GLASS FIBRE FUSION
This Swiss-engineered construction, using robotic precision automation and premium materials, combines a unidirectional fibreglass skin with a 65% Short Strand Fiberglass + Resin Polymer composite base to produce a lightweight fin with exceptional strength and a responsive flex pattern. For the user, this means efficient conversion of power into acceleration, seamless rail-to-rail control at high speed and a feeling of connectivity between the board and the fin.
IDEAL CONDITIONS
Open face, down-the-line waves. Particularly good in point and reef breaks.
BOARD TYPES
Recommended for performance shortboards with moderate to extreme rocker.
FIN FAMILY
Carver: Find power. Powerful, drawn-out turns with increased hold.
