Duotone Ultra FreeWave 2.0 D/LAB 2027 — Domier Deck, New Tail

Jump × Style × Ride — the Ultra FreeWave 2.0 is the board for people who want to do a bit of everything and do it properly. The D/LAB is the full custom version: CNC-shaped, handcrafted from carbon and Innegra/Kevlar, and built to order with your own colour scheme.

Two changes for 2027, and one of them is the sort you only appreciate three hours into a session. Six sizes, 74 to 119 litres, fins included. The stock Ultra FreeWave 2.0 SLS has its own post.

The Domier deck

Duotone have put a Domier deck around the footstrap area specifically for riding comfort. It's not a performance headline and it won't show up in a test verdict, but it's the bit of the board your feet are actually in contact with for the whole session. If you've ever come in early with sore feet rather than tired legs, this is aimed squarely at you.

New tail outline

A new tail outline for improved turn-ability. On a board that's meant to jump, spin and still carve a proper turn, the tail is where the compromise usually lives — so a change here affects how the whole board feels rather than just one part of the ride.

Change the fins, change the board

It ships with fins for both setups. Run it as a single and it's crisp and direct — the freestyle-leaning, blast-and-pop version. Run it as a tri and it goes looser and more carvy for side-on wave days. It's the cheapest way anyone has found of owning two boards.

D/LAB or SLS?

The D/LAB is Full Custom construction, made to order — the lightest build, your own colours, a unique serial number, and a lead time to plan around. The SLS is the same shape as a stock board, in stock now, at £300 less. Unless you specifically want the custom colours or the lightest possible board, the SLS is the sensible pick.