Firewire TJ Pro Volcanic IBolic Surfboard
Firewire TJ Pro Volcanic IBolic Surfboard
Firewire TJ Pro Volcanic IBolic Surfboard

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TJ Pro Volcanic IBolic Surfboard

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TJ Pro Volcanic IBolic Surfboard

  • 9' X 22 1/8" X 2 5/8" X 61.0

TJ Pro Volcanic IBolic Surfboard

  • 9' X 22 1/8" X 2 5/8" X 61.0

Surfboard by Firewire

• 2 + 1 Fin set up (Single fin with side bites)
• Slightly more aggressive bottom contours and a touch more kick in the tail
• The TJP will go vertical while still maximizing the fun of cruising on a longer board.

Taylor and Dan Mann developed the TJ Pro with slightly more aggressive bottom contours and a touch more kick in the tail than the stock 9'0 Footer. The TJ Pro will go vertical while still maximizing the fun of cruising on a longer board.

Speed | Control | Strength | Response

I-Bolic x Volcanic Tech

Kelly Slater's favorite technology to ride, offering speed, control, strength and response.

Firewire's I-Bolic technology is a 1.5 lb EPS foam core with a 18mm high density foam stringer in the core, 16mm high density foam parabolic rails to control flex, and a 5mm high density foam springer on the bottom. Paired with our standard fiberglass lamination, on the deck it has a 3mm high density composite deck skin on the deck sandwiched between the double 4 oz E fiberglass cloth layers, and also has double 4 oz E fiberglass capping the bottom.

The Volcanic Cloth has the same functional characteristics to carbon, making it a sustainable alternative to carbon, which is very bad for the environment. While basalt fiber has been around for decades, it's relatively new to fiber reinforced polymers (FRPs) and structural composites used for surfboard manufacturing. It has a similar chemical composition to glass fiber, but better strength characteristics.