Mick Fanning's signature FCS II fin is a Carver-template tri fin made for strong hold and long, drawn-out turns, and it comes in several constructions so you can match the fin to your surfing. HSS lists the Performance Core, Glass Fibre Fusion and Performance Glass Pro constructions, plus a Twin+1 set.

Which Mick Fanning fin is right for you? Read the guide

WHO

Mick Fanning fins are for surfers who like to drive hard and carve long, drawn-out turns. FCS describes the Carver family as a fit for power surfers who snap hard off the top and draw out cutbacks.

Performance shortboard riders on boards with moderate to extreme rocker
Surfers who want strong hold through a turn
Riders who want to pick a material that matches their wave size and feel

WHEN

FCS recommends the Mick Fanning fin for open-face, down-the-line waves, particularly point and reef breaks. Performance Glass Pro is the one Mick reaches for when the waves are a bit bigger.

WHAT

It is Mick Fanning's signature FCS II tri fin on the Carver template, offered in Performance Core, Glass Fibre Fusion and Performance Glass Pro constructions, plus a Twin+1 set.

CONSTRUCTIONS

Performance Core

Light, versatile, a reliable all-rounder.

Shop Performance Core

Glass Fibre Fusion

More spring than Performance Core, with a quicker reaction than glass.

Shop Glass Fibre Fusion

Performance Glass Pro

Mick's fin in premium Performance Glass for a dynamic, very controlled feel in powerful turns. Stiff, and it holds its flex under load.

Shop Performance Glass Pro

Twin+1 (PC + Aircore)

A twin plus stabiliser set. See the Twin+1 section below.

Shop Twin+1 (PC + Aircore)

SIZE GUIDE

Size	Rider weight (FCS)
X-Small	Under 55 kg / 120 lbs
Medium	65 to 80 kg / 145 to 175 lbs
Large	75 to 90 kg / 165 to 200 lbs

Sizes vary by construction, so check each product page.

FIN SYSTEM

FCS II. Fins are sold as sets; see each product page for what is included.

What is the Mick Fanning FCS II fin?

It is Mick Fanning's signature tri fin for the FCS II system, built on a Carver template for strong hold and long, drawn-out turns. FCS recommends it for performance shortboards with moderate to extreme rocker.

Which Mick Fanning fin construction should I choose?

Performance Core is the all-rounder, Glass Fibre Fusion adds spring, and Performance Glass Pro is the stiff option for bigger waves. Our Mick Fanning fin guide breaks each one down.

What size Mick Fanning fin do I need?

Choose by body weight: X-Small under 55 kg (120 lbs), Medium 65 to 80 kg (145 to 175 lbs), Large 75 to 90 kg (165 to 200 lbs). Those are FCS's ranges. Text us at (808) 597-9055 if you are between sizes.

Do Mick Fanning fins fit my surfboard?

They are made for the FCS II fin system. If you are not sure what your board has, message us at sales@hawaiiansouthshore.com and we will help.

FCS II TWIN+1 Mick Fanning PC + Aircore

Developed in collaboration with Mick Fanning, this twin plus 1 is focused on speed, power, and control.

Born from the H4 template, the hatchet-like tip produces instantaneous acceleration from take-off to bottom turn and creates a feeling of stability when pushing through turns.
The wide, thick base is tuned for rigidity and maximum driving power, combined with a smaller stabilizer fin that mimics the side fin template and serves to control the set.
Recommended for all board types including fish, funboard and twin fin boards.
Designed to fit the FCS II Fin System.

Shop the FCS II TWIN+1 Mick Fanning PC + Aircore

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