FCS Julian Tread-Lite Grip

FCS

Julian Tread-Lite Grip

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Colour:Black / Charcoal
Black / Charcoal
Pickup currently unavailable at Natural Necessity Surf Shop

Julian Tread-Lite Grip

Black / Charcoal

Natural Necessity Surf Shop

Pickup currently unavailable

115 Fern Street
Gerringong NSW 2534
Australia

+61242341636
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FEATURES

✓ 3 piece pad

✓ Double Square Groove

✓ Trapeze arch bar

✓ High tail kick

✓ Ultra thin sensitivity

✓ Nano-dot grip technology

✓ Channels for extra resistance
✓ Treadlite uses micro-dot traction technology which allows maximum stick potential in high-performance maneuvers.

✓ It is our thinnest and lightest traction pad yet, making the back of the board more responsive and easier to feel your way through the turn.

 

ABOUT THE BRAND

Founded in 1995, in a humble backyard on Sydney’s northern beaches, FCS was born out of the revolutionary idea of creating screwless surfboard fins. This simple concept went on to change the way we build and ride surfboards forever. Removable fins allowed surfers to customise the performance of their surfboard by having the ability to test different fin templates.

FCS has set the standard for surf hardware products for over a decade! FCS aim to continue a creative and sustainable approach in everything they do. 1% of all sales are donated to the preservation of our oceans and to support awareness and activism around environmental issues. 50% of FCS Glass flex Fins are made from regrind material. FCS are also doing their part by using recycled packing for their fins. Using paper-based pulp trays (made from old newspapers) and a recycled PET plastic sleeve.