Machado's evolution of the keel fin from his original split keels to this thruster set. This fin keeps the vibe of loose and fast keel fins with a wider base and short length for a unique ride on your thruster.

Designed by Rob in conjunction with his Firewire glazer model, this high-performance keel fin provides a fast and loose feel.

Much shorter and wider than a traditional thruster set, these tri keel fins feature a more upright side fin for plenty of speed and a swept-back centre fin for added control.

- High-performance keel fin. Low aspect ratio provides the fast and loose feel.
- Side fin more upright for speed. Centre fin more sweep for control.
- Recommended for all board types including fish, funboard, hybrid and keel fin boards.

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"I was on this keel kick with Go Fish keels a couple of years ago, and then recently into the Seaside Quad fins which had some keel vibes to them. I basically split apart the surface area of a keel fin to make the Seaside quad set. Keel fins have been influencing me for a long time. This new thruster set with FCS is my evolution of a keel fin into a thruster with a keel vibe"

"It feels kind of weird to say that because each of the three fins in the thruster set doesn’t look like keel fins, but they’re much shorter than a traditional modern thruster set, and they’re much wider at the base than a traditional modern thruster set.

Each of the fins in this new thruster set keeps the same surface area that you’d ride in your normal thruster fins, the surface area is just placed differently to create something new and unique that I really like; a lot more drive than normal when doing cutbacks (something I love from keel fins) and turns, and also a lot more release in the lip (something I like thrusters for)."

"I’m really stoked on how these feel in The Glazer and my other boards. I’ve been riding these thruster fins with the Glazer throughout the R and D process, and over the past several months since the board was released.” - RM


Performance Glass (PG) fins are machine cut from layers of solid fiberglass. These fins are stiff, and are widely used by pro level surfers because the integrity of the flex is maintained under immense force, and in the most extreme of conditions and situations.