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Detalles del artículo
Surfboard shape
Polivalencia para olas variables
Tail
Mayor estabilidad y agilidad
Configuración de quillas
Ajustable con 5 cajetines
Tipo de cajetín
Compatible con FCS2
Artículo nº
Tipo de tabla
- Tabla de dura
Nivel
- Intermedio
- Avanzado
Longitud
- 5'11 ft
Ancho
- 22.625 inch
Grosor
- 2.875 inch
Volumen
- 45.7 liter
Tamaño de ola
- 1-4 ft
Género
- Hombre
- Mujer
- Niño/a
| Talla | Uni |
|---|---|
| Ancho (inch) | 22.625 |
| Grosor (inch) | 2.875 |
| Longitud (ft) | 5'11 |
| Volumen (liter) | 45.7 |
Descripción del artículo
Surfboard for weaker, flatter waves and summer swells
The Firewire Twice Baked is very close to the Baked Potato, but has a narrower squash tail. This allows you to surf tighter turns and more radical manoeuvres than with a wider, more cumbersome tail.
Its field of application is clearly weaker waves, summer swells and conditions that don't seem to be perfect - the Twice Baked provides endless fun exactly then.
Position yourself further back on the board and use a lower centre of gravity for more agility in your turns and manoeuvres. It is designed for performance, even if the conditions do not look like it.
Features
- Twice Baked hybrid surfboard
- Suitable for smaller, weaker waves
- For intermediate to expert level riders
- Medium rails
- Medium entry and exit rocker
- Timbertek with paulownia deck
- Smaller ecological footprint through more sustainable materials
- EPS core with wood topsheet
Sobre 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.