Product details
KEY FEATURES
DUOTONE FISH SLS
EVERYTHING ABOUT THE FISH SLS IS GEARED UP FOR GENERATING SPEED AND POWER WHERE THERE IS NONE; DISCOVER THE INCREDIBLE POTENTIAL IN SMALL WAVES THAT THIS UNIQUE BOARD OFFERS.
THE FLAT ROCKER AND WIDER OUTLINE ALLOW YOU TO MAINTAIN SPEED AND FLOW ON THE WAVE EVEN WHEN THE WIND IS LIGHT; THE FISH SLS IS GREAT FOR LIGHT WIND RIDING.
PERFECT FOR LIGHT WIND CRUISING BUT EVEN BETTER FOR SHREDDING WAVES, THE FISH SLS HAS A LOT TO OFFER; IT’S VERY CAPABLE WHEN THE WIND PICKS UP, AND THE WAVES GET BIGGER TOO
THE INNEGRA SHIELD COMPLETELY WRAPS AROUND THE WHOLE BOARD; THIS PROVIDES UNRIVALLED PROTECTION FROM EVERYDAY KNOCKS AND SCRAPES AND KEEPS YOUR BOARD LOOKING FRESH.
COMFORT FOR YOUR FEET, THE CORK SHOCK ABSORBER 2.0 TAKES THE PRESSURE OFF YOUR HEELS WHILE PROVIDING PERFECT CONTACT WITH THE BOARD TO TRANSFER YOUR MOVEMENTS INTO THE WAVE.
THE CARBON BEAM INJECTS A HIGH LEVEL OF RESPONSE AND FLEX, MAKING THE BOARD FEEL ALIVE UNDERFOOT.
| SIZES | 5'1" X 18 3/4" X 2 1/8" | 5'3" X 19 1/4" X 2 5/16" | 5'5" X 19 3/4" X 2 1/2" |
| VOLUME | 22.4L | 25.6L | 29.3L |
| WEIGHT | 45-70KG | 55-75KG | 70-90KG |
| FINSET | TS-M | TS-M | TS-M |
| BOARD WEIGHT* | 2,91KG | 3,16KG | 3,40KG |
DETAILS
DUOTONE FISH SLS
Thanks to its large effective surface area, the Fish SLS excels in smaller waves and lighter wind with amazing carry and glide. It’s not just the unique outline though, with a flatter rocker profile and some serious channels in the base, the design is unrivalled for speed generation and early planing. The board is a maneuverable and agile high-performance all-rounder that will inspire your confidence in small to medium waves, featuring an alternative shape which does not force you to adapt your riding style like many other designs that have tried to copy this style. It's no wonder the Fish SLS has now become one of Duotone's best-selling models, and their team riders have all added a Fish SLS to their quiver! From 1 foot to 6 foot, once you ride the Fish SLS you'll be spoilt forever.
