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Dan Mann Spun Honey6 -
Dan Mann Dominator 2.04 -
Dan Mann Dominator Pro13 -
Dan Mann Sweet Potato6 -
Dan Mann The Gem2 -
Machado Groove5 -
Machado Machadocado7 -
Machado Mashup6 -
Machado Seaside9 -
Machado Seaside & Beyond6 -
Machado Too Fish2 -
Machado Xtra Cado5 -
Stu Kenson TJ Twinzer4 -
Slater Designs Boss Up11 -
Slater Designs Cymatic1 -
Slater Designs DRK14 -
Slater Designs FRK Swallow10 -
Slater Designs FRK Plus3 -
Slater Designs Mindcraft10 -
Slater Designs Mindcraft Grom4 -
Slater Designs S Boss1 -
Slater Designs Sci-Fi 2.09 -
Slater Designs Spaceship5 -
Taylor Jensen TJ Hull Rider4 -
Taylor Jensen Pro Mid14 -
Taylor Jensen Special T4 -
Tomo Revo Max4
Tomo Hydronaut REAL Review
The Hydronaut is Tomo’s first step-up dedicated to powerful waves.
Dimensions
5’9" x 18.50” x 2.3125” | 26.10
5’10" x 18.69” x 2.375” | 27.80
5’11" x 18.88” x 2.4375” | 28.90
6’0" x 19.06” x 2.50” | 30.80
6’1" x 19.25” x 2.5625” | 32.00
6’2" x 19.31” x 2.625” | 33.60
6’4” x 19.94” x 2.75” | 36.90
6’6” x 20.31” x 2.875” | 40.30
6’8” x 20.69” x 3.00” | 44.00
From the Shaper
“This shape has an elliptical template with a wide point forward of center and a tight radius ‘torpedo’ round nose profile.”
Daniel Thompson
REAL Review
Additional Details
REAL Review coming soon...
Tomo’s Description:This ‘torpedo’ nose represents Tomo’s big wave approach to maneuverability, in the same way his ‘cut off’ nose in the Omni and Cymatic represent his approach to maneuverability in smaller waves.
In Tomo’s words, the ‘torpedo’ nose gives the surfer a “safer feeling in critical situations because of the way it enhances the quickness of direction changes when maneuvers are made at high speed”.
Tomo has surfed this board everywhere from Black’s to Baja Malibu to Hawaii, and all over Australia. And so has Stuey Kennedy. Together these two have brought Tomo’s big wave philosophies to the masses for the first time with the Hydronaut, and we’re anticipating an elevated level of performance surfing on big waves in 2018. We’re also excited for average surfers to find that this shape can do the simple stuff easily: Drop in. Pull in. Spit out. Kick out.