Firewire Tomo NEUTRINO (5'3-6'2) Ibolic 2.0 Futures

The Neutrino is built for surfers who want a board that works — and works hard — on the days that make up most of a surfing life.

• The performance surfer who wants something genuinely snappy for the small, forgettable sessions in between the good ones
• The intermediate surfer who's ready to trade up from a traditional groveler and wants more drive and projection out of a shorter package
• The experienced shortboarder looking for a dedicated small-wave board that still rewards committed surfing
• The surfer who's been sizing up out of habit and wants to stop fighting their board and start letting it move

This board rewards surfers who get low, commit to the rail, and let the design do the work.

The Neutrino was built for the conditions that make up the bulk of actual surfing — small, inconsistent, and often lacking power. Its wide parallel outline and low-drag chop tail generate speed from the moment you're on your feet, carrying you through sections where most boards would stall. When waves have more size and push, the board's drive and rail line keep it in control well into overhead surf. It performs across a wide range from waist-high to double overhead, but its character comes alive when the energy is low and the challenge is creating speed, not managing it.

The Neutrino's outline is built around Tomo's ultra-parallel rail line — rails that run nearly straight from nose to tail, holding their width far longer than any conventional shortboard. That outline lets the board be ridden shorter than your instinct suggests while retaining a full, functional rail line for drive and control. The wide nose provides paddle power and wave-catching ease without adding swing weight, and the straight chop tail — one of the lowest-drag tail designs available — releases water cleanly off both edges simultaneously, translating into immediate speed and tight, slingshot-style turns. The bottom runs a quad-inside-single-concave, a Tomo signature that creates lift through each concave channel and drives the board across the surface with less drag and more speed.

In Ibolic 2.0, the Neutrino is built on an I-beam high-density foam core with parabolic rail springers and a fully engineered carbon strip inlay on the bottom deck for added strength. The result is a board that is stiffer, livelier, and more responsive than a standard epoxy build — quick off the bottom, fast through flat sections, and precise when you put it on the rail.

Ibolic 2.0: I-beam high-density EPS core with parabolic rail springers and a carbon strip inlay on the bottom deck — Firewire's stiffest and most responsive construction, engineered for surfers who want maximum speed and recoil from their board.

Tri-Fin. Fins not included.

Surfboard Shipping

We can only ship boards purchased from the shop at this time due to Cargo policy.

Due to handling requirements, surfboards are shipped with specific protocols and fees.

a. Oahu Store Pickup

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(All Size Boards)  - ETA Usually in two days (Boards can be picked up from the Alaska Air Cargo Airport from 7AM in the morning, a day after the board has been sent out.)

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• Stations in the states of Alaska and Hawai'i, operated by Alaska and Hawaiian Air Cargo: Storage fees will be assessed after five days, excluding weekends and holidays. Minimum charge: $40 per day
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