FCS II Mick Fanning Fins

These fins excel in open-face, down-the-line waves where you can really draw out your turns. Because of the whipping effect in the tip, they also perform surprisingly well in smaller or softer conditions where you need to generate your own speed.

No, these are designed for the FCS II system, which allows for tool-less installation. You can simply click them in and out of your board without needing any screws or keys.

The Neo Carbon material is lightweight and engineered to provide a responsive, spring-loaded flex. This construction creates a distinct whipping effect through the tip, which helps you generate momentum between turns.

While these are designed for the FCS II system, they are generally compatible with older dual-tab boxes if you use grub screws to secure them. However, you will lose the tool-less convenience of the FCS II system.

Yes, these fins are optimized for riders up to 200 lbs. If you exceed this weight, you may find the flex pattern too soft, which can negatively impact the drive and hold of the fin.

With a 36.0-degree rake, these fins are designed for hold and control during powerful, drawn-out turns. This angle helps the board feel stable and predictable when you are carving through high-energy sections of a wave.