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FCS2 CI X DANE REYNOLDS DD2 PG TRI RETAIL FINS / FCSII エフシーエス2 デーン・レイノルズ トライ フィン サーフボード サーフィン ショート 3枚組
FCS2 CI X DANE REYNOLDS DD2 PG TRI RETAIL FINS / FCSII エフシーエス2 デーン・レイノルズ トライ フィン サーフボード サーフィン ショート 3枚組
Product Summary
This is a set of three “CI X DANE REYNOLDS DD2” tri fins in the FCSII (FCS2) standard. Based on Dane Reynolds’ fin characteristics, it’s a great match for surfers on shortboards who want both responsive control and a feel of acceleration.
Features: Achieve both propulsion and maneuverability with a tri-fin setup (3 fins)
Tri fins are appealing because when the setup is dialed in, the entry into turns becomes smoother, making it easier to keep speed while the board stays stable. The DD2 isn’t just about light, quick feel—it’s also designed to provide a certain amount of hold. That makes it well-suited for surfing that aims to create a “connected flow” from regular waves right up to the breaking point.
Recommended for
Recommended for anyone who wants to really draw out the performance of a shortboard with their fins. If you want straight-line acceleration but don’t like the feeling of being pushed around during turns, you should find it easier to experience the tri-fin’s core performance (stability + turning).
Installation notes (FCSII-compatible boards required)
These fins are intended for use on boards that are compatible with FCSII (FCS2). Before choosing, it’s best to confirm whether your surfboard’s fin box follows the FCSII standard. If the standards match, you can update your ride feel without changing your usual way of riding.
Pros
- ✓With FCSII-compatible tri fins, it’s easier to create stable running and turning on a shortboard
- ✓Dane Reynolds-style directionality makes it easier to hit the line you’re aiming for
- ✓A type that balances acceleration feel and hold, so it can be easier to handle even on powerful days
- ✓Comes as a 3-fin set, so you won’t hesitate as much when it’s time to replace them, and setup is straightforward
Things to Note
- ✕You can’t mount them unless your board is FCSII-compatible, so you’ll need to check the fin box standard first
- ✕Tri-fin compatibility can vary depending on wave conditions and how you ride, so you may want minor tuning during sessions