The FCS MF-1 Is HERE! We are pleased to announce the arrival of Mick Fanning’s new signature fin, the MF-1. These hot new fins were developed with 2 time World Champ Mick Fanning.
The MF-1 features Tricoil Technology and is designed for high performance power surfing. Mick Fanning's signature fins come as a thruster set and are ideal for performance shortboard and fish models. The MF-1 is a Large fin geared towards surfers between 75kg and 90kg (165 - 200 pounds). The FCS MF-1 are super thin, to give you that extra cut through the water. It also lets you push really hard and releases really well, because it has a very consistent sweep.
"Great in Smaller Conditions"
- Craig S., Indialantic, FL on the FCS MF-1
Overall Fin Rating: 4.5
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 191 - 200 lbs.
Surfing Experience: (1 - 10): 7
Home Break: Indialantic, FL
Where did you surf these fins: Up and down the East Coast of FL.
Wave Height: 4 - 6 ft.
Wave Conditions: Good
Misc. Wave/Location Information: Surfed these fins in all conditions in FL and Costa Rica.
Type of Board: Big Guy Shortboard
Board Size: 6 ft. 5 in.
Fin Setup: Thruster
Misc. Board Information: N/A
Other Thoughts: These fins work great in smaller conditions -- liven up my board and make it feel fast and maneuverable. But, in bigger conditions, especially with big open faces, they make my board go too fast, and I am unable to set the rail. These are my everyday fins for FL! When the waves get big and powerful, I recommend using something else.
"More Grabby!"
- John G.., Salt Creek, CA on the FCS MF-1
Overall Fin Rating: 3
Height: 5'9"
Weight: 161 - 170 lbs.
Surfing Experience: (1 - 10): 9
Home Break: Salt Creek, CA
Where did you surf these fins: Salt Creek and Strands
Wave Height: 2 - 4 ft.
Wave Conditions: Fair
Misc. Wave/Location Information: N/A
Type of Board: Shortboard
Board Size: 6 ft.
Fin Setup: Thruster
Misc. Board Information: N/A
Other Thoughts: The fins are more grabby and can be thrown loose when needed. They worked better in larger surf and more open face waves rather than dumpy shorebreak.