FCS II Mark Richards Limited Edition Collectors Box Set

With four World Titles to his name as well as an illustrious career as one of the world’s best shapers, Mark has long been regarded as one of the most influential figures in surfing.

Take these fins and ride them, cherish them, and channel your inner MR as you tap into the speed and turning freedom that's synonymous with these iconic fin setups.

Each box set also comes with a limited edition MR postcard, personally signed by Mark.

What's Included

• MR Super Twin +1 (Custom Graphics)
• MR Freeride Twin (Custom Graphics)
• MR ‘78 Twin (Custom Graphics)
• Limited edition showcase packaging
• A personally signed insert from MR

Product Features:

All three fin sets have been made using our premier construction Performance Glass. Performance Glass (PG) fins are machine cut from layers of solid fiberglass. These fins are stiff, and are widely used by pro level surfers because the integrity of the flex is maintained under immense force, and in the most extreme of conditions and situations.

Super Twin +1

The FCS II MR Super Twin +1 features a contemporary twist on the original Freeride and '78 twin designs. The idea behind this template was to take the essence of the earlier fins, namely speed and high pivoting characteristics, and pair the template to modern style twins and hybrids by providing a more predictable feel with added control.

Freeride Twin

The FCS II MR Freeride Twin takes you back to the era between '76-'77 when Mark was reshaping the way surfers approached riding waves. Cut from old fibreglass skateboard decks, the original Freeride fins paired with MR's revolutionary new surfboard design changed the direction of surfing and surfboard design forever.

'78 Twin

The FCS II MR '78 is the second iteration of Mark's world-dominating twin fin concept. Developed from '78 and refined into the early 80's, Mark was looking to create a more 'all round' twin fin that would feel loose and responsive in smaller, everyday waves. The '78 had enough stability coupled with added turning freedom, which was the key to the smooth, yet aggressive surfing Mark wanted to apply in different conditions and locations around the world.