Firewire Sci-fi 2.0 4'8 Artificial Wave Riversurf
Design update with more volume and shorter length
The Firewire Sci-Fi 2.0 is a revised version of the more than popular Sci-Fi.
This update brings the great advantage that the surfboard works in a wider range of waves and you can surf it 1" shorter than the previous model.
Firewire has packed more volume into a shorter length and pulled the tail in a little more. This means that it works just as well in strong, powerful river waves as in weaker ones with less power.
The Sci-Fi 2.0 loves powerful river waves and artificial waves that bring power, but it also works in less powerful standing waves.
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Attributes
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Manufactured in a more eco-friendly way -
Contains sustainable materials, such as organic or recycled materials
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Perfect for powerful, steep waves
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Adjustable with 5 fin slots
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Compatible with FCS
- Article number: 672180
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Gender:
- Men
- Women
- Kids
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Eco:
- Recycled materials
- More sustainable
- Tail: Wing Tail
- Surfboard Features: Hardboard
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Length: 4'8 ft1 ft = 30,48 cm
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Width: 16.5 inch1 inch = 2,54 cm
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Thickness: 2 inch1 inch = 2,54 cm
- Volume: 16.8 liter
- Revised version of the Sci-Fi
- Bat Tail for fast turns and manoeuvres
- Works in a wide range of waves
- Best suited for powerful standing waves
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About Firewire
Firewire don't just build high-performance surfboards, they do it with our environment, the oceans and the future of our planet in mind. From Timbertek to the Thunderbold-Technology, they use sophisticated and innovative manufacturing methods for their boards, giving you even more performance and fun in the water. But because at Firewire, environmental protection is at least as important as performance, they put an incredible amount of energy into resource-saving manufacturing options and the recycling of waste products. Firewire is proud to support organisations like the Surfrider Foundation, Surf Aid, Share the Stoke Foundation and many more.