Volume : 40 L

Recommended rider weight

Up to 80 Kilos

Rider level :

• Debutante
• Confirmed
• Expert
• All Levels

Wave type :

• Small 🌊
• Averages 🌊🌊

1. Define your level

• Beginner (less than 6 months of practice) : choose a stable and easy-to-maneuver board, with good volume and foam construction.
• Intermediate : Explore different shapes by adjusting the volume according to your progress and goals.
• Advanced : Choose shapes suited to your style (shortboard, fish, mini-malibu) for performance.

2. Choose the length and volume

• Minimum length : 7 feet (7'0) to start.
• Volume : choose a volume close to your weight (e.g. ~75 L for 80 kg).
• Tip : The bigger the board, the more stable and easier it is to catch waves.

3. Select the material

• Foam board (softboard) : provides stability, safety and tolerance for errors for beginners.
• Composite/resin board : more efficient and responsive but requires a good technical level. Avoid for a first board.

4. Choose the shape

• Longboard : maximum stability, ideal for learning the basics.
• Funboard/Mini-Malibu : compromise between stability and maneuverability for smooth progress.
• Shortboard : for experienced surfers looking for performance and responsiveness.

Golden Rule

• To begin with, a foam board of 7'0 or more, with generous volume and a stable shape, will help you progress quickly and safely.

See the complete guide

Characterized by their evolving shapes, the Sport boards are light thanks to their carbon fiber stringers and very maneuverable thanks to their rigid fins (FCS compatible box). These are the FUN-BOARDS! If you are a vertical surfing enthusiast, a hollow wave fan, or a wipe-out fan, you are in the right place!