Who - Perfect for everyone from beginner to advanced surfers! What - Tomo's latest Modern Planing Hull shape featuring his innovative Vee Quad Concave. The Revo Max is a step up twin and performance midlength rolled into one surfboard.

A re-release of the classic Sci-Fi designed in the newly updated in I-Bolic Technology from Tomo and Slater Designs. 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.

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.

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.

The Sci-Fi is a high-performance all-rounder with impressive range (1-8ft ) with usability for intermediate to advanced surfers. 5-fin Option. LFT (Linear Flex Technology) White Deckskin – LFT incorporates Firewire’s SPRINGER HD, a 0.75″ (18 mm) wide aerospace composite that runs down the centerline of the board, representing the next ...

The Firewire 6'1" Sci-Fi 2.0 Surfboard, a collaboration between Slater Designs and shaper Daniel 'Tomo' Thompson, is an enhanced version of the acclaimed Sci-Fi model.

The Firewire Sci-Fi 2.0 Surfboard from Slater Designs is a high-performance fast responsive design for small to medium waves. Designed to be ridden 1" shorter than it's predecessor.

The Sci-Fi 2.0 features a wide point forward of center, which allows the design to be ridden 1” shorter than its predecessor with more volume packed into shorter length. It also has a more pulled-in tail and rocker (similar to the Cymatic) giving the design greater range than the original, while still maintaining good small wave prowess.

The Sci-Fi is quite obviously not your ordinary surfboard. It boasts flyers, channels and a double bat tail that would make Batman proud. It’s not a performance shortboard template, but it’s not really a fish. So, is the Sci-Fi a glimpse into the future, or are the Slater Designs team overcomplicating things?