Details:
Brand: Slater Designs/Tomo
Model: Sci Fi
Length: 5’7"
Width: 18 3/4"
Thickness: 2 3/8"
Volume: 26.2L
Fins: FCS II - 5 Boxes (3 included)
Construction: Epoxy
Shipping Cost: $89.00
Description:
This board is epoxy.
The deck has shallow back foot pressures, see photos to view the rest of the pressure dent details.
The deck is yellow and has a small cosmetic blemish near the left rail that is water tight.
The nose has a one inch shatter that is not water tight.
The tail has a few small under-glass cracks that are water tight, and a small chip that is not water tight. It also has multiple orange cosmetic blemishes that are water tight.
This board also comes with a thruster set of fins.
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More Information
(Below information is from Slater Designs website)
A re-release of the classic Sci-Fi designed by Daniel 'Tomo' Thomson in collaboration with Kelly Slater, newly updated in I-Bolic Technology from Slater Designs.
Tomo says, "the Sci-Fi has been such a popular design and stood the test of time because of its functionality. It's such an easy board to ride. It gives the user an effortless sense of control and performance that you wouldn't get in a traditional shortboard."
Capturing the essence of Daniel's Modern Planing Hull innovations over the prior decade, the Sci-Fi 2.0 can handle and hold in significantly sized waves up to double overhead, but it still grovels with ease of speed in flat faced waves under waist high.
Much of the magic in the Sci-FI 2.0 comes from Daniel's innovative approach to tail design and concave configuration, as the Sci-Fi 2.0 combines his original Double Bat Tail concept and his Quad Inside Single Concave.
The result is a board that controls speed uncommonly well for how wide its tail is, making the Sci-Fi 2.0 in I-Bolic Technology a quiver enhancement to anyone's board rack.
One of Tomo's most popular designs because of its functionality, this board feels effortless in waves from waist high up to double overhead. It still grovels with easy of speed in flat faced waves under waist high, with control and performance you wouldn't get in a traditional shortboard. Recommended in 2-6' surf, skewing towards average to good conditions.
