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Longboards are all about glide, flow and wave count, ideal for cruisy lines, smooth trimming and making the most of smaller days. Whether you’re after a traditional log for classic style or a more refined performance longboard for sharper turns, the right longboard surfboard comes down to how you like to surf and what you’ll ride most often.

As a general guide, longer and higher-volume longboards feel more stable and paddle easily, while more performance-leaning shapes are designed to turn faster and feel more responsive. If you’re unsure, start with the waves you surf most and choose a board that matches your ability and paddling comfort.

To finish your setup, match your board with the right gear, a suitable surfboard fin, a reliable leash, and a boardbag to protect your longboard in transit and storage.

Frequently asked questions

What’s considered a longboard surfboard?
Longboards are typically the longer end of surfboards (commonly around the 8–10 ft range), designed for stability and glide.
Are longboards good for beginners?
Often, yes, the extra length and volume can make paddling and wave catching easier. The best beginner choice still depends on the surfer’s size, fitness, and local wave conditions.
Log vs performance longboard, what’s the difference?
“Logs” usually prioritise glide and classic style, while performance longboards are shaped to turn more quickly and feel more responsive.
Do longboards use different fins?
Many longboards use a larger centre fin (and sometimes side bites depending on the setup). Always check the fin system and recommended setup for the board you choose.
What leash should I use with a longboard?
Use a leash length suited to your board length (commonly around board length) and pick the right thickness for the surf you’ll use it in.
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