Grom shape
Formula Fun · Surf
Canyon
Best for Grom progression
A compact grom shape with 37L, a concave bottom and three fins for the next turn.
$350.00In stock
Surf · Paddle · Body · Wake
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First waves, longer lines, lake days and boat wakes. Find the shape for the way you want to ride.
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What’s your kind of day?
A little direction for your next surfboard
Start with the ride.
Shape, volume and fins work together.
Explore the differences that make a board its own.
Canyon in the waterA board you can grow with.
More good waves starts with a board you can manage. Think about paddling, carrying and the turns you want to learn next.
For a smaller surfer
Canyon keeps the board compact, with 37L and a three-fin setup for grom progression.
More foam to paddle with
DOHO brings 78L and a 2+1 fin setup to first waves and the turns that follow.
A shorter step
Jam keeps foam up front in a 6′0″ egg, with a round tail that brings turning into the story.
Almond Surf Thump at the water’s edgeTake a longer line.
Picture the ride: drawing out a turn, finding trim, or moving your feet along a longboard. Similar lengths can still tell different stories.
The longboard pair
SanO’s 101L and 2+1 fins meet Surf Thump’s 96L and single fin. Both make room for longboard footwork.
Three distinct approaches
Rincon is slimmer at 62L. Joy brings low rocker and a single fin at 72.2L. DOHO combines 78L with center and side fins.
Almond Secret Menu in the waterA little less board. A new feeling.
Short does not mean one thing. An egg, a fish and a wide-tail quad can bring different ideas to the same session.
Outline before numbers
Twinnie’s compact fish and twin fins differ from Jam’s fuller egg and turning tail, even before you compare volume.
Same length, different shape
Zippers and Plez Phez are both 6′4″. The fuller Plez adds 9L and 2.4″ of width.
Go compact
Album’s Seaskate is a 33.5L twin. Almond’s Secret Menu is a 36.4L wide-tail quad for smaller-surf speed.
Tahoe SUP · Paddle
Three pieces.
A whole paddleboard.
Leave the pump at home. Tahoe is a rigid foam SUP that separates into three pieces, bringing a different storage option to your paddle days.
- The assembled board
- 9′0″ × 34″ · 212L · 27lb
- Included with Tahoe
- Adjustable paddle, coil leash and 9″ fin
- Before the water
- Connect the sections, then fit the fin and leash.
Body Board · Body
Less standing around.
More wave time.
Ride prone, get close to the water, and keep the carry to the beach simple. Formula Fun’s Body Board pairs a compact outline with a grippy EVA deck.
- A compact carry
- 42.5″ long · 21″ wide · 4lb
- Under your hands
- EVA deck pad over copolymer construction
- Built into the board
- A molded stringer supports the construction.
Rubicon · Wake
Follow the boat.
Find your line.
The Rubicon takes the foam-board idea behind the boat. Start with the real riding film, then explore the traction pad and construction for your wakesurf setup.
- Underfoot
- A traction pad for your stance
- The core
- Closed-cell foam construction
- Choose your setup
- Ask us about current size and equipment.
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Pick up to three boards. Look at the ride, the conditions and how each one fits your day.
Jump to comparison ↓Grom shape
Egg shape
Formula Fun · Surf
Jam
Best for Paddling volume in a shorter board
Fullness up front and a pulled-in round tail bring paddling volume to a shorter, 6′0″ egg.
$455.00In stock
All-around
Formula Fun · Surf
DOHO
Best for Learning and progression
Useful paddling volume, hand-finished rails and a 2+1 fin setup for learning and keeping the fun going.
$645.00In stock
Longboard
Formula Fun · Surf
SanO
Best for Glide and longboard footwork
A 9′6″ longboard for trimming, small-day cruising and exploring cross-steps toward the nose.
$749.99In stock
Slim outline
Formula Fun · Surf
Rincon
Best for Paddling foam with a slimmer outline
An 8′0″ shape with 62L and fully shaped rails, balancing paddling foam with maneuverability.
$575.00Sold out
Thruster
Formula Fun · Surf
Zippers
Best for Shortboard turns and progression
A rounded nose, squash tail and three-fin setup in a 6′4″, 41L shortboard outline.
$375.00Sold out
Twin fin
Formula Fun · Surf
Twinnie
Best for Compact twin-fin cruising
A compact 5′3″ fish with 42L, shaped rails and twin fins for a different kind of cruise.
$325.00In stock
Twin fin
Album · Surf
Seaskate
Best for Compact surfing for shortboarders and groms
Album’s 4′10″ twin-fin option for avid shortboarders and groms, with a full-length deck pad.
$225.00In stock
Quad fin
Almond · Surf
Secret Menu
Best for Speed in smaller surf
Almond’s short quad pairs foam under the chest with a wide tail for generating speed in smaller surf.
$399.00Sold out
Midlength
Almond · Surf
Plez Phez
Best for Midlength paddling and turns
A full 6′4″ midlength for surfers who want paddling volume and the freedom to explore the wave face.
$499.00Sold out
Single fin
Almond · Surf
Joy
Best for Early wave entry and single-fin lines
Almond’s low-rocker 8′0″ single fin pairs 72.2L with a pintail and slight vee through the bottom.
$599.00Sold out
Longboard
Almond · Surf
Surf Thump
Best for Noseriding and glide
Almond’s 9′2″ longboard brings 96L and a single fin to noseriding, glide and turns out on the shoulder.
$699.00Sold out
3-piece SUP
Formula Fun · Paddle
Tahoe SUP
Best for Stand-up paddling with smaller storage needs
A rigid foam paddleboard that separates into three pieces for storage. Paddle, leash and fin are included.
$740.00In stock
Bodyboard
Formula Fun · Body
Body Board
Best for Prone wave-riding
A compact bodyboard with a grippy EVA deck and molded stringer for riding prone.
$185.00In stock
Wakesurf
Formula Fun · Wakesurf
Rubicon
Best for Wakesurfing
A foam wakesurf board with closed-cell construction and a traction pad, made for a different line on the water.
$349.00In stock
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Width, volume, outline and fins help explain the ride. Put two shapes beside each other and the choice gets more interesting.
DOHO · Rincon · Joy
Three longer-board approaches
Different volume, width and fins are a better starting point than length alone.
Zippers · Plez Phez
Two takes on 6′4″
One is 19″ wide and 41L. The other adds 2.4″ of width and 9L of volume.
Canyon · Seaskate
Compact does not mean identical
The same 4′10″ length, with different volume, fins and intended riders.
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