The Flat Earth by Slater Designs: Akila Aipa and Jackson Bunch Review a new shape from Kelly Slater 

Thanks for pitching in - we've heard others also say the MR twin set goes great in this board.

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Aloha to the H.S.S. crew. 🤙🏽🤙🏽

Right now just a 6'0 and 6'2. We may expand the range in the future. 😀🤙🏽

@@firewiresurfboards thanks guys. I’ll be there when it drops.

@@jamesthomas3321 I got a 6’4 and it’s pretty great

@@suavecitojoee6’4 is too big for you

@@foxgd88 it definitely is haha I’ve been wanting a smaller one but they discontinued

This coming Monday. We have shipments going out to shops.

@@firewiresurfboards will there be some available on the site?

You actually have a really good pair of boards dialed already. You could go with the Sci-Fi 2.0 next if you want. You'll probably like it most as a quad, while the Dom 2 and Glazer you may like most as a thruster. Where are you usually surfing?

@@firewiresurfboards I surf mostly Newport and Huntington. I’ve surfed the DOM 2 in overhead surf and it seems to handle well in anything we get around here. The glazer is also a really fun option for most days as well. What are the main differences and where do you see them excelling ?

@@firewiresurfboards been surfing the glazer more recently and I find it’s actually a good board for good waves I. The 3-6’ range, is that what it was designed for? I’ve been running the machado fins and it seems to work in everything especially fast punchy waves I actually assumed it was a groveler but it doesn’t seem to be

Yes. We will release that within the next couple weeks. We have a lot of Flat Earth video coming soon. It's always fun to watch how boards go at the Ranch, but footage in common waves is just as important.

It's surprisely good! I love this board so much!

@@goncaloFOD what kind of waves have you surfed it in?

@@Apeunion mostly beach breaks!

@@goncaloFOD Keep in mind my perspective before forming an opinion from my experience with the board. I learned how to surf on Long Island, New York and continued surfing in florida. The closest thing to "real" swell I've been in is hurricane swell in FL. I've never surfed anywhere but NY, and east coast of florida. I surf as often as I can, which is a lot since I work an ocean rescue job. Probably 9-12 hours a week. I've surfed my 5'10" x 20" x 2 3/4" 33.3 L flat earth in south florida wind chop. Bought it this past Wednesday. First session was in 2-3 foot 7 s wind chop that was anything, but clean. Used my FCS 2 Power Twins, no trailer. The thing went great, considering it's better suited for 6 ft waves with a higher period. I really like how much hold I have with the power twins with no trailer. The board was not slidey at all and I really like how sensitive it is. Can get really aggressive and be confident the board will hold sharp turns. Today I took it out in 3-5 ft wind chop that was blown out by 20 mph offshore winds with 30 mph gusts. Considerably more difficult. However, the board surprised me and I had a lot of fun. I tried it with the trailer fin that comes with the power twins and the board felt really sluggish to me. Took it out after an hour and continued without it. Felt faster and looser which is more fun to me and what I'm looking for from this board. Performance short board that feels like a twin. The user friendliness because it has aspects of a fun board made something out of otherwise nothing surf in both my sessions I mentioned. Yes, I have low standards. I hope this is helpful.

The 5'3 would probably work best. 😉

It's a fun one! But might be best to start on a. mid-length like the Moe or Seaside and Beyond. 😀

If you don’t surf... don’t start. Lol

Much appreciation from us all for that history. Thank you for referencing it.