Surfboards

Welcome to our pro shop for surfboards!

We understand that choosing the right surfboard is an important decision, and we're here to help you make it.

Our range includes a wide selection of surfboards suitable for beginners, intermediate surfers and pros. If you're a beginner, we recommend a board with plenty of volume and stability to help you balance and learn the basics of surfing. Softboards or mini malibus are good options for beginners as they offer good buoyancy and are easy to control.

If you already have some experience and want to take your surfing to the next level, we offer a variety of performance boards that are suitable for more advanced surfers. These boards feature agility, speed and responsiveness and are ideal for surfing in a variety of wave conditions.

Our team of surf experts will be happy to help you find the right surfboard for you. We take into account your individual needs, ability, height, weight and surfing goals to select the perfect board for you. We can also give you recommendations on different board types, sizes and materials so you can make an informed decision.

Our goal is to make sure your next surf trip is a success and you have the right surfboard to develop your skills and have fun on the waves.

Visit our online shop and discover our wide range of surfboards. If you have any questions or need help choosing, don't hesitate to contact us. We look forward to helping you find the perfect surfboard for you!

What Surfboards Are Available for Wave Riding?

History of the Surfboard

The surfboard has a rich and fascinating history. Originally used by Polynesian cultures, surfboards found their roots in Hawaii, where they were called "he'e nalu." Early boards were made of solid wood, often over four meters long and quite heavy. Over the years, materials and designs evolved, incorporating lightweight and high-performance materials like polyurethane and epoxy.

Key Facts About Surfboards

• Materials: Modern surfboards are typically made with a foam core covered in fiberglass and resin.
• Sizes and Shapes: Surfboards come in various sizes and shapes to cater to different wave conditions and riding styles.
• Purpose: Different designs are suited for various surfing conditions, from small waves to big, powerful surf.

Advantages of Different Surfboards

• Lightweight: Modern materials make surfboards light and easy to handle.
• Variety: A wide range of designs allows surfers to find the perfect board for their skill level and the specific wave conditions.
• Adaptability: Surfboards can be customized for different purposes, from beginner to professional levels.

Differences Between Surfboards

• Shortboards: Short and agile boards, ideal for quick maneuvers and powerful waves.
• Longboards: Long boards with stable and easy handling, perfect for smaller waves and smooth riding.
• Fishboards: Shorter, wider boards with a twin fin setup, ideal for smaller, weaker waves.
• Funboards: Mid-length boards that combine elements of shortboards and longboards, suitable for all wave conditions.
• Gunboards: Long, narrow boards designed for big, fast waves.

Equipment and Material

• Core Materials: Typically polyurethane (PU) or expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam.
• Coating: Fiberglass and epoxy resin are common materials for the outer layer.
• Fins: Various fin setups influence the maneuverability and stability of the board.
• Leashes: Keep the board close to the surfer and prevent loss.

Buying Decision

• Skill Level: Beginners should opt for stable, easy-to-handle boards, while experienced surfers may prefer specialized boards for different wave conditions.
• Wave Conditions: The choice of board is highly dependent on the prevailing wave conditions.
• Budget: High-quality materials and specialized designs can be more expensive but offer better performance and durability.

Shape Differences

• Outline: The outer contour of the board affects its maneuverability and stability.
• Rocker: The curve of the board from nose to tail. More rocker allows better maneuverability in steep waves, while less rocker provides more speed.
• Rails: The edges of the board. Sharp rails offer better hold in the wave, while rounded rails are more forgiving and stable.
• Bottom Contour: The shape of the bottom of the board influences how it glides over the water.

Conclusion

Choosing the right surfboard depends on many factors, including your skill level, wave conditions, and personal preferences. With a wide range of designs and materials, there is a perfect board for every surfer. Investing in high-quality boards and accessories can significantly enhance your surfing experience and ensure the longevity of your equipment. Whether you're a beginner or a pro, the right board makes all the difference between an average and a great surfing experience.