This is a guide to the thought process that goes into our surfboard design, with the intention of helping you make more informed decisions about your surfboard quiver.
Our hope is that you will have a better understanding of:
This PDF specifically covers our range of longboards, and tips on how to look at a board and immediately know what its intended purpose is.
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United StatesThis board rules. Have had a lot of fun with it. It's a wave-watching machine.
United KingdomGetting on in years, so helpful ifor me to know what to look for when I am buying a longer board as my years advance, been a great help
United StatesI have learned to surf waves 40+ years ago. For someone who's been surfing for years are well aware that it takes time and experience to understand each and every factors of surfboard work. Having this kind of systematic guide helps shorten the time to really understand what to expect and look for when you choose a right shape, right tail, right dimensions for a board for different types of waves. I already knew most of what's in the guide, but it is a good thing to check and confirm what I thought I have learned and see if hydrodynamics I have applied to understand surfboards is a right idea. Thanks for doing this.
United StatesI really appreciate the surfers guide, I’ve been surfing since I was 14 I’m 61 now, any information is a great thing . I’m very interested in the lumberjack with maybe a lil concave on the nose. I’d love to hear your opinion on that? You guys make a great product. Gary...
Hi Gary, thanks for the feedback. We do have a blended nose concave on the Lumberjack. It gives lift without inhibiting glide.
