Details:
Brand: Slater Designs
Model: Cymatic
Length: 5’4”
Width: 18 7/8”
Thickness: 2 3/8”
Volume: 26.70L
Fins: Futures (Not Included)
Construction: Epoxy
Shipping Cost: $84.99
Description:
The deck has usual all over pressures and a shallow to light depth overall with both front and back foot pressures being shallow to light. The deck has a few cosmetic blemishes that are water tight.
The bottom has very few all over pressures and a light depth overall, with a large pro-repair that is water tight.
The nose has a small to medium crack that is not water tight & a few small to medium under glass cracks that are water tight.
The tail has a few small cracks that are not water tight, one small chip that is not water tight, and a few light surface scuffs that are water tight.
The left rail has multiple surface scratches that are water tight. The right rail has a few small under glass shatters that are water tight.
This board has some moderate sun damage throughout.
More Information
The Cymatic is an avant-garde, ultra high-performance machine.
This shape is a hybrid of the Sci-Fi and Omni models - you can almost imagine the two boards combining naturally one night with Tomo away from the shaping bay.
Fans of the Sci-Fi will immediately notice Tomo’s unmistakable double bat tail. Much of the Sci-Fi’s popularity in 2016 and 2017 has been this tail design coupled with Tomo’s 'Quad Inside Single Concave.'
Functionally, the marriage of these two design elements has been brilliant - the double bat adding much needed grip to the wave’s face, offsetting the extreme lift and speed created by the Quad Inside Single Concave.
By melding these elements with the reduced swing weight of the Omni’s nose, Daniel Thomson has created an evolved version of both boards that surfs quite similarly to the Sci-Fi but with slightly more rocker, and an increased ease of use in waves 1 to 5 feet.
When it comes to waves of size, surfers who love that familiar ‘barely out of control in a fun way’ speed when the waves creep above head high will appreciate this board’s feel in proper waves as well.
Both Kelly Slater and Daniel Thomson put their final stamp of approval on this shape in 2017, and we can’t wait to present the next evolution of Tomo’s minimalistic, and highly engineered, modern planning hulls for Slater Designs.
