Future Fins AM2 Thruster - Alpha Carbon/Yellow

The Futures AM2 Alpha Thruster Carbon/Yellow fins were developed for surfers seeking drive, control, and long turns with plenty of projection. Featuring the AM2 template designed by Al Merrick, Alpha construction, and a thruster setup, they deliver a balanced combination of speed, response, and stability in open-faced waves.

Overview

The Futures AM2 Alpha Thruster Carbon/Yellow fins are an excellent choice for surfers looking for a reliable, versatile, and performance-focused fin set. The AM2 template, developed in partnership with Al Merrick, is known for offering plenty of drive, drawn-out turns, and high-speed control.

Belonging to the Rake category, this model favors longer lines, wide arcs, and good projection on the wave face. It’s a great option for surfers who like to apply pressure through turns and maintain speed throughout the ride.

About Futures AM2 Alpha Fins

Futures' Alpha line combines performance with a more sustainable construction. The model uses NetPlus, a material made from recycled fishing nets by Bureo, along with Compound 6 technology featuring carbon and air, offering a lightweight, durable, and responsive structure.

With a Ride Number of 6.7, the AM2 Alpha delivers a balanced feel: flexible enough to generate response and stiff enough to maintain control and drive. The Large size is suitable for surfers weighing approximately 75 kg (165 lbs) or more, or for those who prefer larger, more stable fins.

Features

• Set of 3 fins

• Thruster configuration

• AM2 template signed by Al Merrick

• Rake Category: drive and long turns

• Alpha construction with NetPlus

• Compound 6 technology with carbon and air

• Ride Number: 6.7 Balanced

• Size: Large

• Color: Carbon/Yellow

• Compatible with Futures Single Tab system

• Suitable for open-faced waves and point breaks

• Good combination of speed, control, and projection

Recommended Use

The Futures AM2 Alpha Thruster Carbon/Yellow fins are recommended for surfers seeking more control in wide turns, drive on the wave line, and high-speed stability. They perform very well in open-faced waves, point breaks, and conditions where the surfer needs to maintain speed and power during maneuvers.

As they are Large in size, they are best suited for surfers weighing approximately 75 kg (165 lbs) or more, or for those who prefer a fin with more area, support, and security in turns.

Maintenance

• Rinse with fresh water after use

• Avoid impacts against rocks, compacted sand, or hard surfaces

• Remove fins from the board during long trips

• Store in a dry, protected place

• Regularly check for proper fit, screws, and signs of wear

• Avoid overtightening the screw to preserve the fin base