FCSII Harley Ingleby Longboard Tri (3) Fin Set | Single Centre Fin Plus 2 x FCSII Side Fins

World Longboard Champion Harley Ingleby's Signature Athlete Fin. Harley's XL template delivers maximum speed and drive for powerful surfers. This Set is ideal for performance longboards, surf SUP's a​nd 2+1 set-ups. Side fins are designed to be used with the FCS II Fin System.

The centre fin is 5.5"

IN THE PACK

1 x FCSII Centre Fin - This will fit into almost all existing longboard fin boxes. 

2 x FCSII Side Fins

Construction - Performance Core (PC) fins are made using a multi-layered resin transfer moulding process. The flex pattern in PC fins extends progressively from the base through to the tip, helping the surfer to maintain drive and hold through a turn. This versatile fin material is light, and can be used in a variety of different conditions.

HARLEY INGLEBY
Born in Coffs Harbour in 1983, Harley Ingleby started surfing as soon as he could walk. His surf-mad father Mark encouraged Harley from the beginning, and also happened to have one of Australia’s more interesting surfboard collections, a collection that wasn’t just for looking at. Harley was encouraged to try all kinds of weird and wonderful surf-craft, and by the time he reached his teens, he could ride anything from a 5-foot fish to a 10-foot log.

Harley soon began competing in shortboard and longboard junior events and was a star performer in both. After a string of successes, he was urged to consider the emerging pro junior tour, but something made Harley decide to pursue a different path. As he told Australia’s “Surfing Life Magazine,” Harley quickly outgrew all the egos and super-competitive kids at the shortboard events, and eventually gravitated more toward the longboard events, where he was having a lot more fun.

Once he decided to focus on longboarding, Ingleby’s progression began to accelerate. By 2005 he was one of a small group of surfers dominating Australian longboarding. Like Josh Constable, Ingleby managed to incorporate elements of his shortboard surfing into his longboard repertoire, with extraordinary results. He explains that shortboarding opened his mind as to what was possible, while longboarding improved his overall strength and technique. Ingleby won the Australian longboard titles in 2005 and 2007, all the while edging closer to a world title.

In 2009, the world title was decided over two events. Harley won the first in Japan, then clinched the title in the Maldives when he finished second. In 2014, he claimed his second WSL World Longboard Championship title with a win at the GoPro World Longboard Championships in Hainan, China, and a second-place finish at the Australian Longboard Surfing Open