Channel Islands (AMK) Keels - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass) surfboard fin in Blk by True Ames - Pemulis Water & Power
Channel Islands (AMK) Keels - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass) surfboard fin in Wht by True Ames - Pemulis Water & Power

Channel Islands (AMK) Keels - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)

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Channel Islands (AMK) Keels - Futures Compatible, Solid Fiberglass. Designed in collaboration with Channel Islands, the AMK (Al Merrick Keel) is an original keel template built from the ground up for modern performance. Finely tuned for speed, control, and smooth flow, these keels feature contemporary sizing and curves that balance classic keel drive with quicker release and responsiveness. A go-to twin set for quality waves, powerful carving, and stylish high-line trim.

Fin Construction: Solid Fiberglass
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Designer Name: Alfred Paul "Al" Merrick
Designer Origin: Bradley Beach, New Jersey (born); Santa Barbara, California (based)
Designer Bio: Merrick's fin design philosophy emphasizes controlled flex and responsiveness paired with practical hydrodynamics, creating the legendary Channel Islands FRP fins with moderate base width, balanced rake, and flat foil construction. His fins—engineered across thruster, 2+1, and alternative configurations—remain the most versatile and commercially dominant fin templates in modern surfing.
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