SEASIDE

NOTE：This board has written wrong dimension, the board show 5'8"x18 1/2x2 3/8, 35.4L, but actual dimension is 5’5”x20 15/16x2 1/2, 31.5L

Rob Machado on the Seaside, "just evolving the Go Fish to something new, really. The Go Fish goes fast and feels skatey and loose and I love it, and riding it for a couple years made me want to feel more high performance - more carves, tighter turns. So the Seaside is about refining… less area in the tail, narrowing the tips of the swallow, creating more curve and narrowing the nose. All elements for ripping while the Go Fish stays cruisey and fun."

The Seaside is quad only, why?

"I decided that if i was going to make a quad I would make a quad that’s strictly a quad ... Design the concaves and bottom contours around that. I actually redesigned my entire concave setup that I’ve been using on the Moonbeam and Go Fish, and did it with the quad setup in mind so that it all works together."

Why name this shape after your home break, Seaside?

"Naming surfboards might be the hardest thing to do on the planet [laughing]. It’s just the perfect little stick when I surf my home spot, Seaside."

Wave Type

An evolution of the Go Fish, the Seaside is built to excel in small and weak waves. Think of this shape for ripping, while the Go Fish stays cruisey and fun. Recommended in 1-5’ surf, skewing towards poor/flat conditions.

Board Features

One of Firewire's most popular outlines, this shape is inviting, fun and forgiving, with plenty of paddle power. Updated from the Go Fish, it has less area in the tail, narrowed tops of the swallow, creating more curve and a narrowed nose.

SEASIDE - Size Chart

Length	Width	Thickness	Volume
5'2"	20"	2 5/16"	26.5L
5'3"	20 5/16"	2 3/8"	28.2L
5'4"	20 5/8"	2 7/16"	29.8L
5'5"	20 15/16"	2 1/2"	31.5L
5'6"	21 1/4"	2 1/2"	32.7L
5'7"	21 5/8"	2 1/2"	33.6L
5'8"	21 15/16"	2 9/16"	35.4L
5'9"	22 1/4"	2 5/8"	37.3L
5'10"	22 5/8"	2 11/16"	39.4L
5'11"	22 3/4"	2 3/4"	41.1L
6'0"	22 7/8"	2 15/16"	44.8L
6'1"	22 15/16"	3"	46.5L