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Ready to ride the waves with the Firewire Too Fish? Model: Firewire Too Fish. An updated retro fish from style master Rob Machado. Ability: Anyone who wants to go fast and have fun on a classic fish. Type of waves: Waist- to head-high waves. Fin setup: Twin fin boxes Construction: Firewire Helium Size Range:  5'2 X 20 5/16 X 2 1/4 X V27.85'3 X 20 1/2 X 2 1/4 X V28.55'4 X 20 11/16 X 2 5/16 X V305'5 X 20 7/8 X 2 3/8 X V31.65'7 X 21 5/16 X 2 1/2 X V34.95'8 X 21 9/16 X 2 9/16 X V35  SHOP NOW...

Too Fish Surfboard Review   Brian reviews the Two Fish 5'7 Volcanic surfboard. He previously had the Seaside and loves the Volcanic even more for its increased glide and pivot thanks to the twin fins. Still getting used to the board but calls it a "super fun board." He also has the new Volcanic which he likes better than his previous Helium. Says the Volcanic paddle feels better somehow - better flex or something that gets into waves really good. He's been surfing the board at Quartz and Chuns on normal and bigger overhead days. Says it performs well and...

Quick Overview Introduction to the LOST Pisces surfboard Evolution from the Round Nose Fish '96 Matt Biolos' philosophy on design evolution Key features of the Pisces design: Refined rocker profile, Advanced concave design, Innovative wing placement, Versatile fin setup options, Optimized tail design Comparison of PU and Blacksheep constructions Ideal rider profiles for the Pisces Complete dimension chart for all available sizes Imagine gliding effortlessly across the water, carving tight turns with precision, and experiencing the perfect blend of speed and control. Welcome to the world of the LOST Pisces – a surfboard that's redefining what's possible in the realm...

Discover the Power of Shark Deterrent Bracelets   Sharks 🦈 have always been one of the scariest critters in the ocean, at least for surfers. We spent hours every day floating on the surface of the water, with our legs and arms splayed out from the sides of our boards, looking like big turtles or seals—both of which are preferred food sources for large sharks such as tigers. While sharks generally don’t want to actually eat surfers, they often mistake us for lunch, which is why shark attacks do happen on occasion. Considering the fact that we are already pursuing...