DOHO
A foamie that stays in the quiver.
Watch the DOHO in the lineup. Then explore how its volume, width and 2+1 setup make it useful from learning days to softer-wave sessions.
Real riders / Formula Fun
Good boards.
Better company.
The walk down. The first wave. One more lap behind the boat. A few films and photographs from the people who make the fun part happen.
Out there, together
There’s more
than one way
to have fun.
Family mornings in the surf. Compact fish shapes under experienced feet. A board beside the dock. Start with the kind of session that makes you want to get outside.
Foamie Friends Pt. 1 / The Haack Family
Pass on
the good part.
Ryan Haack and his family head out for a morning grom patrol. A one-minute look at surfing together, from the Formula Fun film archive.
Film by Byron Manzo · The Origin
Choosing a board for your own grom?
Start with the Canyon’s compact shape and our parent fit guide.
Meet the Canyon for kids ↗The session collection
Watch the shapes
find their line.
Different outlines, different fin setups, different water. Get a feel for each board in motion, then compare the current details.
Rincon + Zippers
Two shapes. Different ways to ride.
See the Rincon and Zippers in the same film. Compare the longer, slimmer Rincon with the more compact, three-fin Zippers when you look at the current lineup.
Kei Kobayashi / Twinnie
A little twin-fin energy.
Kei Kobayashi puts the Twinnie to work. The compact fish outline and twin-fin setup give this model its own character in the Formula Fun range.
Rubicon / Behind the boat
Take the fun to the wake.
A Rubicon wakesurf session in Tahoe. Watch the board behind the boat, then explore its no-wax traction and closed-cell foam construction.
From the Formula Fun film archive. Open each current product page for today’s model, setup and availability.
The moments between
The board comes.
The plans
can wait.
Not every good memory is a wave. Sometimes it’s the walk, the ride home, or loading up with nowhere else you’d rather be.
Keep the board ready for those days. Rinse it, let it dry, and give it a cool, shaded place between sessions.
Keep your foamie ready ↗Find your own kind of day
A shape for your next session.
Start with the water you ride, your experience and what you want to try next.
Find your board ↗Take it at paddle pace
Some days,
the view is enough.
The Tahoe brings three rigid sections together into one 9-foot SUP. See the board, understand the connections and plan your own paddle day.
Explore the three-piece Tahoe ↗