Longboard Surf

Longboard Surf – Classic Longboard Surf Shapes (old-school feel, modern technology)

The Surf Longboard is the perfect mix of modern, lightweight technology and the classic feel of an old-school longboard. It has been defined as a true “performance surfboard” , but with an incredible level of versatility : it adapts to the specific needs of each longboarder.

Chosen by Champions

Longboard shape preferred by Zane Schweitzer , Connor Baxter and Benoit Carpentier .

Versatile for every level

Perfect for beginners , intermediates , and advanced riders. Its adaptability makes it a must-have for longboarders.

Bottom shape (speed, nose riding and radical turns)

• Slight concavity in the nose that quickly transitions into a double concavity for stable and fast nose riding.
• The double concave deepens in the midsection, making the board looser in rail-to-rail transitions.
• Water is channeled towards a flat vee exit at the tail, for more radical and responsive turns.

Outline (stability at the nose + maneuverability at the tail)

• Wide nose for stability in nose riding and greater “forgiveness” in turns.
• Parallel midsection to maximize down-the-line speed.
• Tail more pulled to increase maneuverability.
• Tail difference : the 9'1" has a diamond tail , while the 9'3" has a rounded pin tail .

Rails (grip, speed and response)

• Thin nose rails : “lock-in” for nose riding and reduced swing weight when turning.
• Fuller, rounder rails in the center : maintain speed in both small waves and bigger surf.
• Rails that taper at the tail : maximum grip and quick, snappy and high-performance turns.

2 high-performance sizes

• 9'3" x 22.5" | 65 L – Feels loose in the turns but powerful and controlled on the lip. Down-the-line speed comes from the v-concave in the midsection, while the single concave in the nose makes the hanging ten more stable and comfortable.
• 9'1" x 22" | 59 L – super high-performance longboard for waves from 1ft to 6ft : very fast down-the-line and capable of very loose and powerful turns off the crest of the wave.

Fin set-up (2+1 – fins not included)

Both models have a 2+1 setup: FCS 2 laterals with 5° angle for lift and control, plus 10" US center box for stability.

• Use the 2+1 for more performing longboard surfing.
• Or mount a larger single fin for a more classic longboard style.
• *Fins sold separately.

Board Sock included

The Board Sock reduces paper waste and protects your board from dust, scratches and UV . Made of stretch polyester, it adapts to various shapes and closes with a drawstring.

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Technologies / constructions

Blue Carbon Sandwich – the lightest and strongest

• Based on the award-winning, world-proven Carbon Sandwich.
• Full PVC wrap + 100g biaxial carbon (among the lightest on the market).
• 100g biax carbon on deck, rail and bottom.
• High density PVC that wraps the entire board + PET standing reinforcement: less resin absorption and greater overall resistance.
• The sensational weight increases acceleration and carving ability .

Limited Series – classic look, solid performance

• Twin fiberglass T-stringers on deck and bottom near the rails: greatly increased resistance against total breakage in surfing.
• Extra wide 200g glass layer surrounding the rails: more resistance to paddle impacts and reinforcement against buckling.
• Deck with reinforced biax glass and Australian pine : resists heel dents and impacts in the standing area.
• Nose and tail reinforced with multiple layers of fiberglass for strength in impact zones.

Technical specifications table

Equipment included

• Fin box : 10" US center box + FCS side fin box (no fin included).
• Board Sock : 1 pc
• Tiki key : 1 pc

Q&A (Frequently Asked Questions)

What type of longboard is the Longboard Surf?
It's a high-performance longboard that combines classic feel and modern lightweight technology: stable for nose riding, fast down-the-line and capable of more radical turns than a traditional longboard.

Is it also suitable for beginners?
Yes: it's very versatile and works well for beginners, intermediates, and advanced riders. The stable outline and bottom management help you progress quickly.

What is the difference between 9'3” and 9'1”?
The 9'3” (65L) is more “powerful & controlled” on the lip and very comfortable in the hanging ten thanks to the single concave in the bow; it has a rounded pin tail.
The 9'1” (59L) is super high-performance for 1–6ft, fast down-the-line and capable of loose, powerful turns; it has a diamond tail.

What fins do you need?
Fins are not included . You can use the 2+1 setup for performance longboard surfing or mount a larger single fin for a more classic style.

What are the advantages of Blue Carbon Sandwich construction?
It is the lightest and most resistant solution: full PVC wrap and 100g carbon increase acceleration and carving, reducing weight and improving responsiveness.