FCS II Reactor PC Carbon Thruster Fins

Speed and tight turns. Ideal for beach breaks.

Overview

Lighter construction. Smoother feel.

The new PC Carbon Essential Series combines a superior blend of carbon tissue with FCS's ultralight AirCore construction. This results in a more user-friendly flex, with faster acceleration on take-off and a smoother feel through turns.

• Designed for speed and tight turns, with added tail release.
• The upright template allows for tighter, sharper changes of direction.
• Smaller center fin for more pivot and tail release.
• Ideal for surfers who want to make fast, progressive turns.

Ideal Conditions

Suitable for hollow waves, and especially good in beach breaks.

Board types

• Designed for the FCS II Fin System.
• Recommended for performance shortboards with a moderate-to-low rocker.

Fin family

Reactor: Find Speed. Speed, tight turns, and snaps.

Performance Core Carbon

These fins, often referred to as PC Carbon or PCC, are highly responsive and feature strategically placed carbon tuned to the fin's template. PCC fins suit fast surfing and are favored by power surfers looking for explosive turns on the critical parts of the wave.

The new PCC Essential Series fins are built with AirCore technology: a pressed polyurethane foam core that mimics the geometric foil of the fin. AirCore allows FCS to create a much lighter fin and fully control its flex.

The internal carbon frame is designed specifically for each template. By switching to epoxy resin and adding a carbon twill to the base, a more user-friendly flex pattern is created. Stiffness in the lower half of the fin enhances drive and acceleration from take-off, while a softer flex in the upper half provides a smoother and more predictable feel in turns.

About FCS

FCS develops fin systems and surf accessories that can be found on almost every board. The brand is known for its wide range of templates and constructions, allowing you to tailor your setup to your board and the waves. That's why FCS belongs on the rack at Hart Beach.