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FREE STORE/CURBSIDE PICKUP - You can choose to pick up your order for free at our store or use our curbside pickup option. For curbside pickup, simply call us at 808-597-9055 when you arrive at the Mauka (Mountain side) Parking lot, give us your name, and we will bring your order to your car.

Curbside Hours - Monday - Friday 11 AM - 7 PM / Saturday 10:30 AM - 7 PM / Sunday 11 AM - 6 PM

OAHU STORE PICKUP

LOCATION ADDRESS

320 Ward Avenue #112
Honolulu, HI 96814

Open 7 days a week!
Monday - Saturday 10:30 AM - 7:00 PM
Sunday 11:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Phone/Text: (808) 597-9055
Email: sales@hawaiiansouthshore.com

HAWAII SURFBOARD SHIPPING RATES

NEIGHBOR ISLANDS:

➤ FEDEX 

➤ Aloha Air Cargo

(All Size Boards) $65 FLAT RATE - ETA Usually in two days (Pickup at Airport - Aloha Air Cargo Will Call)

CONTINENTAL USA: SURFBOARD SHIPPING

We will pack and deliver to Delta Air Cargo. You Pick up at the nearest airport to you ETA is usually 3-5 days.

All Surfboards can be shipped to anywhere in continental USA but will vary in cost depending on location and size of board.

Please contact us before placing an order by phone +1 (808) 597-9055 or by email sales@hawaiiansouthshore.com and we will get you the best shipping rate possible!

Typically, orders for boards will be sent via Delta Air Cargo.

SURFBOARD SHIPPING JAPAN*

CLOTHING AND MOST SURF ACCESSORIES

FREE SHIPPING ON CLOTHING AND MOST SURF ACCESSORIES TO ANY US ADDRESS 

FREE SHIPPING on clothing, and majority of surf accessories, anywhere in the United States!

Hawaiian South Shore ships to all 50 states via Insured USPS.

Sorry, this offer does not include and not limited to hard goods such as surfboards, bodyboards, and surf travel bags. 

INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING

We ship to Japan, Ireland, United Kingdom and Israel (for other countries kindly send us a message and we can check if we can ship on your place)

Purchase $200 or less = $40 Shipping
Purchase $201 - $300 = $35 Shipping
Purchase $301 - $400 = $30 Shipping
Purchase $401 - $500 = $20 Shipping
Purchase $500 or more: Shipping is Free

APPARELS SHIPPING JAPAN*

$20 FLAT RATE - For T-shirts and other apparels

$20/EACH FOR GRAYSON BAGS

Sorry, this does not include and not limited hard goods such as surfboards, bodyboards, and surf travel bags.

FIREWIRE "CYMATIC"

The Cymatic is the natural hybrid of the Scifi and Omni models, continuing Tomo's evolution of minimalistic highly engineered modern planning hull designs. Featuring a slightly more pulled in double bat tail, deeper quad inside single concave, and increased rocker relative to the SCI-FI, the Cymatic is an Avant Garde’ Ultra high-performance Machine. Wave range 1-6ft

Surfing the Future With Kelly Slater’s Cymatic
 

No one has had a greater influence on surfing than Kelly Slater, and that includes not only how we look at the competition and high-performance surfing, but also how we look at the modern surfboard. Kelly’s ultra-rockered potato chips of the 1990s set off an entire generation of copycats (not surfing’s best look, as those boards required Slater-like ability to surf properly). Then, around the turn of the century, Slater took things in an entirely new direction with shorter, wider flatter boards—and again, we all took note and followed.

Most recently, Slater has invested in Firewire and started his own line of boards in collaboration with renowned shapers like Daniel “Tomo” Thomson. The first two models in the line, the Sci-Fi and the Omni, have become ubiquitous in lineups around the world, with the Sci-Fi even turning some heads in world tour heats. But Slater’s latest board designed with Tomo has even more people talking, especially after an edit that Slater dropped a few months back of him ripping the bag out of well overhead waves on what looks like a 5'5".

The Cymatic blends the best elements of the Sci-Fi and the Omni, but also has entirely new elements that thrive on their own merits. One of these is an increase in rocker throughout the board, and especially in the tail. This added kick allows control in larger waves, and also provides a platform from which to maneuver. Increased rocker makes a surfboard agile and able to turn on a tight radius, and the first edit of Slater shredding his Cymatic demonstrated exactly that. 

Another thing that is interesting about the Cymatic is that it is definitely not intended as a groveler—more as a short, wide board that excels in real waves—but despite that fact, it actually does grovel really well! Because the Cymatic holds volume and rail throughout, it is able to accelerate in small waves as well, and take advantage of that reduced length when it comes time to turn your speed into maneuvers.

Cymatics are intended to be sized approximately the same as the Omni, although it has been found that going a touch shorter in hollow waves can result in increased speed and control in the barrel (likely due to the narrower tail design).
 

Whatever type of waves you are regularly surfing, the Cymatic brings a proven, high-tech flavor that is good enough for the 11-time world champ. And if it’s good enough for Slater, it’s definitely good enough for us!