At handover
Match the board.
Show the setup.
Record the model and its equipment. Walk through that board’s fin and leash setup; for the Tahoe, include the section connections and fin hardware.
Schools · rental operators · retailers
Build your
board mix.
Start with the people, the water and the way you work. Then talk through the boards, quantities and timing for your lessons, rentals or shop.
Start a business inquiryWhat are you planning?
For lessons & camps
Start with the riders.
Then the break.
A group can share a lesson without sharing the same board needs. Tell us who you teach, where you teach and how the boards will be used.
- Your learners
- Age range, experience and the mix of first-timers and returning students. Discuss DOHO and SanO alongside compact options for smaller riders.
- Your water
- Describe the local break and the conditions you teach in. Board volume alone does not tell the whole story of rider fit.
- Your lesson day
- How many people are on the water at once? Include how you carry, store and check boards between groups.
Choosing for a child? Canyon’s compact size helps handling. For a brand-new surfer who needs maximum stability, talk to us about a longer foam board.
Explore the Canyon guideFor rental operations
Plan for the
whole rental day.
The board mix is only one part of the decision. Include the handover, return checks, space and setup your team will manage.
Match the board.
On return
Look closely.
Rinse and dry.
Check the deck, rails, fin boxes and attachments. Rinse salt and sand with fresh water and let the board dry before storage.
Before next time
Keep the parts
with the model.
Keep small hardware identified. For a replacement, send the model and photos of the fitting before assuming another board’s parts will match.
Adding a SUP? Plan the Tahoe’s three sections, four tubes and four pins into your setup and storage routine.
See the full Tahoe guide ↗For surf shops & retailers
Give the customer
a useful answer.
Build a range your team can explain: what changes between shapes, who is asking, and what the owner needs to set up.
“I’m learning to surf.”
Ask about the rider, their experience and the local waves. Use DOHO and SanO to discuss funboard versus longboard volume and handling.
“It’s for my child.”
Talk about carrying and managing a compact Canyon, then distinguish that from the stability a brand-new surfer may need.
“I want a SUP without inflation.”
Show how the Tahoe separates into three pieces. Explain the connections and fin fitting, and ask about transport space and paddling conditions.
A good handover includes the hardware. Show the matching setup guide before the board leaves the shop.
Open the how-to library ↗Useful models to discuss
Know the
differences.
Listed volume describes the board. Rider fit also depends on the person, their experience and the conditions.
DOHO
78LFunboard · 2 + 1 fins
A foam funboard for learning to catch waves and continuing into turns down the line.
Discuss learner fit and the local break.
Ask about DOHO
SanO
101LLongboard · 2 + 1 fins
The 9′6″ longboard has the highest listed volume in the Formula Fun surfboard lineup, with glide, trim and longboard footwork in mind.
Plan for the full longboard length in storage and transit.
Ask about SanO
Canyon
37LCompact kids’ board · thruster
A 4′10″ outline for smaller riders to carry and manage. New surfers seeking maximum stability may need a longer board.
Separate easy handling from first-wave stability.
Ask about Canyon
Tahoe
212LThree-piece rigid SUP
Three rigid sections become one 9-foot paddleboard. The kit includes an adjustable paddle, coil leash and 9-inch fin.
Include assembly, storage and paddling conditions in the plan.
Ask about TahoeThese are starting points for a conversation about your range.
Browse the full board lineup ↗Before planning commercial use
Know the
warranty terms.
The current Formula Fun limited warranty excludes boards used commercially, including rentals, surf schools and camps.
Discuss your intended use with the team and read the full policy before ordering.
Read the current limited warranty ↗Put the knowledge with the boards
A setup guide
for the next person.
Use the same model-specific resources for staff handovers, lesson preparation and owner questions.
Let’s talk through your mix
Tell us
what you’re building.
Your people, place and plans make the request useful. Include a rough quantity and timing even if the exact board mix is still taking shape.
What to discuss with us
- The models and intended use.
- Quantities, availability and timing.
- Current pricing and order terms.
- Setup, handling and replacement-part questions.
Confirm the available options and terms with Formula Fun before placing an order.
hello@formulafunboards.comUse the contact page ↗Start with the essentials
Tell us about your business and the board mix you have in mind.
Your message
Ready to review.
Check the details and edit the form above if you need to make a change.