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FCS K3 Kelly Slater Performance Glass Surfboard Tri Fin Set - Black / White

Category: Surf Equipment Type: Shortboard Fins Brand: FCS

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Another FCS surfboard fin template ridden and tested by Kelly Slater which are enhanced with Uni-Flex carbon technology. Ideally suited to open face waves and longer turning arcs. Designed with Ricon in mind, they've been Kelly's magic set for years. So grab the K3 to help get down the line and the K2.1 if you'll be surfing beach breaks and barrels. With the two fin sets, you should be set for almost any wave. Comes with three fins and a fin key.

4 .45" base and 4.61" depth.

What's the difference between FCS Glass Flex, Performance Glass, Performance Core and Ultra Light Epoxy? Great question. Here's a summary as we understand it.

Glass Flex is the FCS material formulation created to capture the flex and memory properties of laminated fiberglass in a fin that is manufactured using injection molding techniques. By using injection molding, FCS can create complex templates with precision and ensure consistent quality in every fin. It's also least expensive way to manufacture fins so the prices reflect that.

Performance Glass fins are the most similar to traditional fiberglass fins. They are machine cut from a fin panel made of 4/6oz fiberglass sheets and polyester resin. The fins are then hand finished and polished.

Performance Core fins are similar to Performance glass fins only with a lightweight core. They are made by molding a sandwich of lightweight Lantor composite (the honeycomb foam structure) between layers of 4oz fiberglass and polyester resin. Each fin is then hand finished and polished giving the fin a glossy smooth feel. The result is a lightweight fin with remarkable flex and an impressive look.

Ultra Light Epoxy fins (the F Series and H-2) are FCS's premier, highest performing fins. The fins are constructed from a polyurethane core over which is molded a variety of fiberglass sheets and epoxy resins under heat and pressure. The result is a fin that is the lightest on the market yet still maintains consistent flex characteristics and strength.