FCS2 x Channel Islands Reactor Performance Core Quad Rear Fin Set.
Designed by Britt Merrick, the CI Upright Quad Rears are shaped to pair seamlessly with the upright CI side fins. Featuring a neutral-raked template, they deliver a solid balance of control and stability while still allowing for tight, pivot-style turns. The 80/20 foil enhances directional control and confidence, making this set a reliable choice for surfers looking to fine-tune their quad set.
The upright nature of this template promotes tighter turns and therefore suited to punchy, hollow waves and when performing vertical turns. It will also suit conditions where immediate start-up speed is required from the take off. The full, robust profile of this fin from base-to-tip allows surfers to push hard while still getting that freedom to turn easily.
"We designed the CI Upright because our surfboard range extended well into the hybrid and step-down categories and we needed a fin to maintain response and turning performance on our boards where the rocker was a little more relaxed and flatter".
"This fin allows you to gain start-up drive and acceleration really quickly, yet still feel loose and free off the top. Many of our team riders have also gravitated to this fin on their high-performance shortboards and step-ups where they wanted less resistance and the ability to stay right in the pocket". Britt Merrick.
- Size: Large / 75kg - 95kg
- Fin Type / Set Up: Quad Rears / 2 Fin Set
- Overview: Neutral-raked template to work with upright CI side fins. Provides control and stability, while still allowing for tight pivot turns. The 80/20 foil provides stability and directional control
- Ideal Conditions: Hollow steep waves, punchy beach breaks
- Board Types: Performance shortboards and hybrid models with a relaxed rocker
- Fin System: Designed to fit the FCS II Fin System
- Fin Family: Reactor. Speed, tight turns
- Construction / Technology: Performance Core
Performance Core (PC) fins are made using a multi-layered resin transfer moulding process.
The flex pattern in PC fins extends progressively from the base through to the tip, helping to maintain drive and hold through a turn.
This versatile fin material is light and can be used in a variety of different conditions.