Quilla central longboard FCS II Connect PCC 8''

- Sin tornillos . Se ajusta y se desmonta en segundos. -Quilla central para longboard con cajetín tipo US Box . -Material PCC Performance Core Carbon .   ? Versatile, high performance fin. ?Connect turns and move up and down the board. Responsive lightweight performance fin with stiff flex in a reliable and proven template. Performance Core material and construction is designed to deliver the feeling of a traditional fibreglass fin with the added performance of reduced weight. The RTM (Resin Transfer Moulding) process produces a lightweight fin with remarkable flex, a smooth feel and an impressive aesthetic. OVERVIEW •  Neutral, well balanced template. • Versatile, high performance Longboard (LB) fin for all conditions.   •  Offers a combination of drive, speed and response for modern longboarding. •  TURN & CONNECT (Seamlessly connect turns and move up and down the board). •  2 + 1 Compatible. •  Suits most LB’s with hard edges. •  Designed to be used in existing FCS Longboard boxes. No new box required. FCS II Tool-less Longboard Fins •  The fin can be inserted, removed or adjusted in seconds. •   No screw and plate required. •   Fits a variety of existing single fin boxes. BOARD TYPES Ideal for performance longboards, surf SUP's a?nd 2+1 set-ups.   FIN SPECS CONNECT 7" Base:  4.99" / 126mm  Depth:  7.01" / 178mm  Area:  24.05" / 15518mm² Sweep:  33.7º Foil:  50/50 CONNECT 8" Base:  5.64" / 143mm  Depth:  7.96" / 202mm  Area:  30.71" / 19812mm² Sweep:  33.7º Foil:  50/50   Fin Specs Overview BASE is the length between the leading and trailing edge where the fin meets the board. Base is primarily linked to drive. Fins with a longer base will offer substantially more drive and acceleration. DEPTH is the distance the fin penetrates into the water. Depth directly relates to hold. The greater the depth the more hold, the shorter the depth the more a board will slide and release. AREA is the total surface area of the fin. SWEEP is the angle measuring how far the outline of the fin is curved backwards; also referred to as rake. Sweep has a direct influence on pivot. Fins with more sweep producea longer turning arc, less sweep offers a tighter turning arc. Foil refers to the shape and geometry of the inside and outside faces of the fin. Foils directly affect the flow of water over the surface of the fin. Different foils create variations in water flow and have a direct link to the overall performance of the fin and the board. FLAT: A flat inside face combined with a convex outside face. The traditional flat sided foil offers an even combination of drive, pivot and hold and provides a very consistent, reliable feel over a wide variety of conditions. INSIDE: A sophisticated hydrodynamic foil consisting of a convex outside face, a rounded leading edge and a concaved inside face. Inside foil increases the efficiency of water flow over the surface of the fin adding lift and reducing drag. The result is a fin with more options through increased hold and speed. 50/50: A symmetrical foil used on all centre fins where both sides are convex. Even water flow on both sides creates stability and control. 70/30 or 80/20: Combines the performance of a centre and side fin offering increased speed, smooth rail-to-rail transitions and a consistent feel in a variety of conditions. (Ideal for all board types and rear fin placements)