Mackie Sidecut Fish Keel - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass) surfboard fin in Yel by True Ames - Pemulis Water & Power
Mackie Sidecut Fish Keel - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass) surfboard fin in Clr by True Ames - Pemulis Water & Power

Mackie Sidecut Fish Keel - Futures Compatible (Solid Fiberglass)

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By True Ames
$110.00 USD
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Mackie Sidecut Fish Keel - Futures Compatible, Solid Fiberglass (Twin Keel Set). A low-profile, sidecut keel with substantial rake from Mick Mackie, tuned for fast trimming and long, arcing turns on fish and modern hybrids. The reduced depth and long base promote speed and hold, while the sidecut and raked outline add release and maneuverability when you roll the board over the rail.

Fin Construction: Solid Fiberglass
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Designer Name: Michael "Mick" Mackie
Designer Origin: Ulladulla, New South Wales, Australia
Designer Bio: Mackie's fin work is driven by twin-fin and "sidecut" experimentation—building templates with extra base and purposeful rake to prioritize drive, hold, and smooth, drawn-out lines on fish and modern hybrids. His design philosophy stems from observing snowboard sidecut geometry, applying those principles to create fins that generate speed while maintaining control.
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