FCS Thomas Volan Bloom
FCS Thomas Volan Bloom
FCS Thomas Volan Bloom
FCS Thomas Volan Bloom

FCS

Thomas Volan Bloom

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Surfboard Fins by FCS

The FCS Thomas Volan Bloom is a signature single fin developed by Thomas Bexon, inspired by classic Australian old mals from the mid 1960s. This design offers a balanced combination of all essential fin elements, providing the perfect amount of drive and release for smooth turns while maintaining plenty of hold for nose rides. Featuring a touch of flex in the tip to avoid a doughy feel, it ensures a responsive and stable ride. It is an ideal choice for surfers looking for a versatile and high-performance traditional longboard fin.

• Thomas Bexon signature single fin
• Inspired by Australian old mals from the mid 60s
• Designed for a perfect amount of release and drive for turns
• Provides plenty of hold for nose rides
• Features a touch of flex in the tip
• Avoids the doughy feeling of overly flexible fins
• Described as a great combination of all fin elements in one design

FCS

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 customize 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 aims 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 is also doing its part by using recycled packing for its fins. Using paper-based pulp trays (made from old newspapers) and a recycled PET plastic sleeve.