FCS II Carver PG Tri Fins - Kelp
FCS's Carver template, in solid Performance Glass.
The elongated outline and high sweep let the board hold its line through a powerful bottom turn and keep holding through an extended carve. Performance Glass keeps the flex stiff and responsive, so it loads up as you lean into the turn and rebounds fast, turning it into drive and acceleration through longer, more committed lines.
Template and construction both point at bigger, more powerful surf, and it's at its best on point breaks: Burleigh and Snapper when they're running, Bells down south, and J-Bay on the trip. In softer surf the stiffness and sweep can feel catchy, unless you're leaning on it hard. It wants a board with deep concaves and moderate-to-extreme rocker.
Suits boards like the Ghost, Ghost Squash and Power Tiger by Pyzel, the Step Driver, Driver 3.0 Round and Squash by …Lost, and the CI 2.Pro Step Up by Channel Islands.
For the swell you've been watching on the charts all week.
Key features
- Carver template: elongated with high sweep, for maximum hold through powerful, drawn-out turns.
- Performance Glass: solid fibreglass that stays stiff and dependable under heavy load.
- Fast flex memory: snaps back for drive and speed down long lines.
Specs
- Fin system: FCS II
- Set: thruster (3 fins); flat-foil sides, 50/50 centre
- Construction: Performance Glass (PG)
- Medium (65–80kg): base 4.47" / 113mm, depth 4.54" / 115mm, area 14.96 sq in, sweep 37°
- Large (75–90kg): base 4.58" / 116mm, depth 4.66" / 118mm, area 15.73 sq in, sweep 37°
- Colour: Kelp
If you're comparing
- Carver PC: the same template in Performance Core. Lighter and more forgiving, so it suits a wider range of surf.
- Mick Fanning PC: Mick's signature template in the same Carver family, for maximum drive, hard snaps and roundhouse cutbacks.
- Performer PG: less sweep and an all-round balance of speed, flow and response.
Not sure what to get? Get expert advice in-store or online via live chat.
FCS's Carver template, in solid Performance Glass.
The elongated outline and high sweep let the board hold its line through a powerful bottom turn and keep holding through an extended carve. Performance Glass keeps the flex stiff and responsive, so it loads up as you lean into the turn and rebounds fast, turning it into drive and acceleration through longer, more committed lines.
Template and construction both point at bigger, more powerful surf, and it's at its best on point breaks: Burleigh and Snapper when they're running, Bells down south, and J-Bay on the trip. In softer surf the stiffness and sweep can feel catchy, unless you're leaning on it hard. It wants a board with deep concaves and moderate-to-extreme rocker.
Suits boards like the Ghost, Ghost Squash and Power Tiger by Pyzel, the Step Driver, Driver 3.0 Round and Squash by …Lost, and the CI 2.Pro Step Up by Channel Islands.
For the swell you've been watching on the charts all week.
Key features
- Carver template: elongated with high sweep, for maximum hold through powerful, drawn-out turns.
- Performance Glass: solid fibreglass that stays stiff and dependable under heavy load.
- Fast flex memory: snaps back for drive and speed down long lines.
Specs
- Fin system: FCS II
- Set: thruster (3 fins); flat-foil sides, 50/50 centre
- Construction: Performance Glass (PG)
- Medium (65–80kg): base 4.47" / 113mm, depth 4.54" / 115mm, area 14.96 sq in, sweep 37°
- Large (75–90kg): base 4.58" / 116mm, depth 4.66" / 118mm, area 15.73 sq in, sweep 37°
- Colour: Kelp
If you're comparing
- Carver PC: the same template in Performance Core. Lighter and more forgiving, so it suits a wider range of surf.
- Mick Fanning PC: Mick's signature template in the same Carver family, for maximum drive, hard snaps and roundhouse cutbacks.
- Performer PG: less sweep and an all-round balance of speed, flow and response.
Not sure what to get? Get expert advice in-store or online via live chat.
