Channel Islands Fuser 3P Black surf traction pad

The Channel Islands Fuser 3P surf traction pad is a new‑generation surf pad designed to offer a combination of maximum grip, sensitivity and lightness, incorporating CI’s new ThermoPress manufacturing process.

This system uses BioGrip Natural EVA foam together with an additional pressing process that integrates the Mixed Groove Grip pattern, reducing the total thickness of the pad while sealing the EVA surface. The result is a thinner, lighter and much more responsive grip, without losing traction.

The design is intended for surfers who are looking for a direct connection with the board, especially in high‑performance maneuvers where precise foot placement is key.

⭐ Main features:

• New ThermoPress system 
• 3‑piece design
• Mixed Groove Grip traction pattern
• Thinner, lighter and more responsive surface
• Excellent sensitivity under the back foot
• Die‑cut perforations to reduce weight and increase grip
• Made with BioGrip Natural EVA Foam
• Premium 3M® Marine Grade adhesive

📊 Technical specifications:

• Pieces: 3
• Kick Tail: 28 mm vertical kick
• Kick: Beveled corners
• Arch: Tapered arch (from 3 mm at the front to 8 mm at the kick)
• Traction pattern: Mixed Groove (ThermoPress)
• Perforations: Yes, for weight reduction and increased grip
• Material: BioGrip Natural EVA Foam
• Adhesive: 3M® Marine Grade

🌊 On‑water feel:

The Channel Islands Fuser surf traction pad offers a very direct and refined feel underfoot. Its ultra‑thin profile enhances board feel, while the ThermoPress process maintains firm, consistent grip even in critical maneuvers.

The 28 mm kick provides a clear reference for the back foot, helping in powerful turns, snaps and aerial maneuvers without sacrificing freedom of movement.

📦 Ideal for:

• High‑performance shortboards
• Progressive, vertical surfing
• Surfers seeking maximum board feel
• A wide range of conditions, from beach breaks to point breaks

A modern, lightweight and highly technical pad that represents the evolution of Channel Islands grip.