EA FG Tri Fin

The EA Control Series thruster is a collaboration with legendary Hawaiian shaper Eric Arakawa, featuring a rake template with slightly smaller center fin. The solid Fiberglass construction is designed for stability in powerful waves. Available in medium and  large sizes.

"I designed the new Arakawa Control Series fins for enhanced speed and hold through turns, with a vision of a thruster design that would push the envelope of committed rail surfing. These fins allow the surfer to load energy in the tip of the fins leveraging power through maneuvers. The shape of the center fin differs from the sides to articulate more through turns. This complimentary front and center fin combo creates exceptional hold in the apex of the turn with enhanced exit speed.
Performance summed up in three words: Power, control, and speed" Eric Arakawa

• Template Category - Rake (drawn-out | drive)
• Construction - Fiberglass
•  Ride Number - Speed Control – 3.6
• Suggested Wave Type - Open face | Point-break
• Size - Medium (125 – 175 lbs)

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FAQs:

Q: What are the EA FG Tri Futures Fins designed for?
A: They are designed for surfers looking for a responsive fiberglass thruster setup with drive, hold, and control.

Q: What does EA stand for?
A: EA refers to Eric Akawa, whose fin template is designed around a performance-oriented surfing style.

Q: What does fiberglass construction provide?
A: Fiberglass construction provides a stiff, controlled, and connected feel through turns.

Q: What type of surfboards work best with these fins?
A: They are well suited to performance shortboards and other boards using a Futures thruster setup.

Q: Are these fins good for powerful waves?
A: Yes. Their solid fiberglass construction and thruster configuration provide dependable hold and control in stronger surf.

Q: How do fiberglass fins feel compared with Honeycomb fins?
A: Fiberglass fins generally feel stiffer and more connected, while Honeycomb fins typically offer a lighter and more flexible response.

Q: Are these fins suitable for everyday surfing?
A: Yes. The balanced thruster configuration makes them versatile for a range of surf conditions.

Q: What fin system do these fit?
A: These fins are designed for Futures fin boxes.

Q: Who should ride the EA FG Tri fins?
A: They are a good option for surfers who prefer a stable, controlled fin with the solid response of fiberglass construction.

Q: Can I pick these up locally?
A: Yes. The EA FG Tri Futures Fins are available at Parrot Surf & Skate in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina.