shortboards

NSP NSP hybrid surfboard '16 blue

Inject a bit of excitement into your potato shape with the more versatile. As the name implies, the Potatonator is the result of gene-splicing the Sweet Potato and the Dominator.

Designed by Dan Mann, and perhaps the most versatile board in the Firewire quiver to date, the DOMINATOR combines a full outline with a thick foil from nose to tail and a 5/4/3 fin configuration. Dan moved the wide point back to reduce the nose profile, m

Behold the stubby, chunky and ridiculously fun Firewire Sweet Potato FST Surfboard. Loaded with volume and set up for slow, clunky surf, the Sweet Potato dramatically changes the ratio between the length and width of a board while still allowing the desig

The Greedy Beaver has a real shortboard feel with a compressed longboard outline, a true crossover board with midlength retro glide and shortboard maneuverability.

Take your good wave game to conditions that are not. The Sampler was developed with Dane Reynolds to be that step-down board you ride a little shorter and wider in smaller or weaker surf while not sacrificing performance. It fits in your quiver between so

Increase wave count, make more sections. The average Joe is geared towards the things that makes surfing fun.

The SPITFIRE combines a Diamond tail and STEP-DOWN tail rail, giving the SPITFIRE the tail bite of a thinner board, without losing the Dominator's speed and flotation. The SPITFIRE offers the same 5/4/3 fin options and a low entry rocker for easy paddling

The PyzAlien is a great all- around performance board, designed to keep speed and flow in weaker conditions, while feeling lively and loose in all types of waves. The fuller outline, wider tail and slightly wider, flatter nose help to produce speed and dr

Introducing an eco-minded production surfboard. In partnership with (the auto maker) MINI’s new Countryman Plug-In Hybrid, the MINI Eco-Hybrid surfboard utilizes ECOBOARD Project qualified EPS blanks and epoxy resins, and is hand-built at CI’s factory i

Geared towards contest surfing in sub-chest high conditions, the Stubble boasts a wider nose and tail, reduced nose and tail rocker, single entry concave with magnified double barrel concave through the fins and vee upon exit.

The Biscuit originally began changing lineups in 2007. Revolutionary at the time with ultra-flat rocker and standard sizes going as short as 5’2″, the Biscuit rapidly became a favorite for many of the team riders and surfers around the world. Soon after,