$1,080.00
FEATURES
✓ 5 fin setup (can be ridden as a 5/4/3)
✓ Ability: Beginner - Expert
✓ Bottom Contours: Q.I.S.C - Quad Inside Single Concave
✓ LFT construction
✓ Rails: Medium
✓ Ideal Wave Size: 3-8ft
✓ The Sci-Fi 2.0 features a wide point forward of centre, which allows the design to be ridden 1” shorter than its predecessor with more volume packed into shorter length.
✓ It also has a more pulled-in tail and rocker (similar to the Cymatic) giving the design greater range than the original, while still maintaining good small wave prowess.
RECOMMENDED FINS
See our Futures and FCS II Fins 5 Fin options here.
DIMENSIONS
|
Length |
Width |
Thick |
Volume (L) |
|
5'5 |
18 ⅜ |
2 ¼ |
24.9L |
|
5'6 |
18 ⅝ |
2 5/16 |
26.0L |
|
5'7 |
18 ⅞ |
2 ⅜ |
27.5L |
|
5'8 |
19 ⅛ |
2 7/16 |
29.0L |
|
5'9 |
19 ⅜ |
2 ½ |
30.0L |
|
5'10 |
19 ⅝ |
2 9/16 |
32.2L |
|
6'0 |
20 ⅛ | 2 11/16 | 35.4L |
|
6'4 |
21 ⅛ | 2 15/16 | 42.7L |
CONSTRUCTION: Linear Flex Technology
Linear Flex Technology uses Firewire’s SPRINGER HD, a 18mm wide aerospace composite running down the centre of all LFT boards and is the latest in SPRINGER technology. The Springer HD plays a pivotal role in optimising flex from the nose to the tail. The EPS foam core weighs in at 680 grams and uses an Ultralight 1mm High compression decksin. The entropy bio resin which replaces petro-chemicals with bio-based materials for an environmentally friendly epoxy, makes this a Level One ECOBOARD Verified surfboard.
QUESTIONS
Not sure what size you should be riding? Check out our Volume Calculator, or get in touch today.
Have a question about the best fins, leash or tail pad to go with this board?
Or can’t find what you’re looking for?
Get in touch about a special/custom order today.
CONCERNS WITH SHIPPING?
If your board is damaged during transit simply send us a photo of the damage, a full front and back photo of the board within 24 hours of delivery, and we can offer to replace, repair or refund your order. For more information see our Shipping page.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Firewire is know for innovating bold new technologies for surfboards that have made them a major player in the surfboard market. In recent years they have taken pride in research and improvements that reduces the impact their industry has on the environment. Originally started by Australian Nev Hyman in 1975, in Perth as Odyssey Surfboards, it became Nev Surfboards in 1981. After travelling Nev decided to pursue creation of blanks for some of the best surfers in the world, and with the years of experience he gained, he began to hone his craft for the perfect surfboard. 17 years later the name was changed again, to Nev Future Shapes, where it entered the global market, manufacturing over 5000 years a year with his growing crew.
Fast forward to 2004, Nev was introduced to Bert Berge who showed him a handmade surfboard featuring balsa rails and high-density composite top and bottom. By 2006 Firewire was officially becoming a global name, with boards generated from CAD/CAM software allowing for the perfect boards to be steadily produced without variations and imperfections in the shape. More recently Firewire has been dedicated and committed to manufacturing boards that will improve your experience with less impact on the environment. In this pursuit they have partnered with BLOOM Foam to develop a traction pad that is the most eco-friendly. After years of growing, developing and honing their craft as a company, they know create boards that cater to all ages and levels of expertise.
“Firewire believes that the combination of EPS/Epoxy and other high tech materials is where the future of surfboard technology lies. Our goal has always been to combine high performance surfing with increased durability resulting in a more sustainable surfboard that increases the fun factor for everyone who rides them. After multiple WSL event wins over the years, and Kelly’s incredible surfing during these last few months of El Nino waves all over the world, we believe in our proven track record for innovative designs and technology. The future under your feet." - Mark Price, CEO
