REVIEW: Firewire "Sweet Potato" Surfboard  🏄 Check out James' review of the Sweet Potato surfboard by Firewire! James, a local surfer, shares his experience with the Sweet Potato, highlighting its performance in catching waves ranging from knee high to shoulder high. He discusses his setup, using a quad setup with a trailer fin, and the board's suitability for less crowded surf spots. James also emphasizes the board's ease of paddling and its positive attributes, making it a valuable addition to any surfer's quiver. If you're considering a versatile and fun surfboard, don't miss this review! Watch the full video for more...

REVIEW: Firewire Great White Surfboard  Kamaki recently tried the Firewire Great White, opting for the 5'6 size, and has ridden it both as a twin and as a two plus one setup. He describes the board's performance at Gas Chambers, noting its hold and performance in 3-4 feet waves when used as a twin with Kelly Slater's Endofins. Kamaki also took the board to Sunset on a sizable day, using a two plus one setup, and was pleasantly surprised by its performance and hold in bigger waves. He discusses the board's EPS construction and its performance in bigger waves, noting that the...

REVIEW: Hawaiian South Shore Hatchet Fin Our surfer friend loves the Hatchet Fin, noting its ability to turn on a dime and nose ride when needed. She typically surfs at Marine Land, Straight Out, and Rock piles, using a 9'4" board. She previously used the Miss Lucy fin, which was great for nose riding but harder to turn, especially given their small size. She notes a big difference between the Miss Lucy and the Hatchet Fin, with the latter being much easier to turn. she is 5'2" and weighs around 120 pounds, and has the Hatchet Fin all the way in the back....