Zeus x Cabianca Sherpa

Sherpa Introducing our new board in collaboration with Cabianca: the Sherpa.

Discover the board that gives you the opportunity to go beyond your limits with every wave and keep on progressing. Do you dream of a board that adapts to you rather than the other way around? The new Zeus Sherpa is the board for you.

Johnny Cabiancawith 40 years' experience, has put all his know-how into the Sherpa. Every curve, every line of this board is the fruit of an unwavering passion for surfing and a relentless quest for perfection.

If you don't know him, Cabianca is the shaper for three-time world champion Gabriel Médina.

The Cabianca X Zeus Sherpa is a replica of the original shape in an Epoxy Soft construction.

For the new season, the Zeus Sherpa is available in 2 sizes

• 6'8" x 21 1/2" x 2 3/4" for 43.5 L
• 7'0" x 22 0" x 2 7/8" for 49 L

Its ability to combine stability, performance and comfort makes it an attractive option for those looking to maximize their fun in the water, while continuing to progress.

Whether you're an intermediate surfer looking for progression or an experienced rider looking for a versatile board, the Sherpa has the potential to positively transform your surfing experience.

Volume :

Recommended rider weight

Up to 80 Kilos

Rider level :

• Confirmed
• Expert

Wave type :

• Small 🌊
• Averages 🌊🌊
• Powerful 🌊🌊🌊

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