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FCS II SHARP EYE PC Thruster Set Marcio Zouvi's 'Sharp Eye' shaper fin. A versatile all round Performance Core fin with a larger base, ideal for controlled power turns in critical sections.
Beginning his shaping career in the 80's, Marcio Zouvi and his crew have designed board templates for the highest performing surfers on tour. With a large focus on premium shortboard designs and progressive surfing in mind, Sharp Eye surfboards have become the board of choice for CT surfers like Filipe Toledo, Kanoa Igarashi, Jack Robinson, Barron Mamiya, Rio Waida, Jett Schilling etc...
Developed in conjunction with Marcio Zouvi from Sharp Eye Surfboards. The Sharp Eye template offers a High Performance fin with a larger base, that maintains lots of drive with plenty of release off the lip perfect for controlled high speed turns in punchy conditions.
Beginning his shaping career in the 80's, Marcio Zouvi and his crew have designed board templates for the highest performing surfers on tour. With a large focus on premium shortboard designs and progressive surfing in mind, Sharp Eye surfboards have become the board of choice for CT surfers like Filipe Toledo, Kanoa Igarashi, Jack Robinson, Barron Mamiya, Rio Waida, Jett Schilling etc...
Developed in conjunction with Marcio Zouvi from Sharp Eye Surfboards. The Sharp Eye template offers a High Performance fin with a larger base, that maintains lots of drive with plenty of release off the lip perfect for controlled high speed turns in punchy conditions.
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A wide range of conditions, particularly good in critical overhead waves.
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| Board Types |
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Designed to fit the FCS II Fin System.
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For all board types. Best suited to performance and hybrid shortboards.
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| Fin Family and Specifications |
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Performer: Find Balance. A balance of speed, flow & response.
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| Medium |
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Sides
Base: 4.48" / 113.6mm Centre |
| Large |
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Sides
Base: 4.59" / 116.5mm Centre |
| Performance Core |
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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 the surfer to maintain drive and hold through a turn. This versatile fin material is light, and can be used in a variety of different conditions.
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