Well made board. The order arrived within 3 days after ordering, very quick! Pretty solid quality for a foam board, it feels like a real board.
Compact outline. Plenty of foam. At 6'0", 21.15" wide, 3" thick and 45.92 liters, the Jam puts useful volume into a compact egg-shaped outline: fullness through the front for paddling, a pulled-in round tail and single-to-double V bottom for response once you are moving.
- Free U.S. shipping as listed
- Free fins with purchase as listed
- Wax-free deck
Marko Blanks foam insideMarko Foam · est. 1961For stepping down, without starting over.
Coming off a longboard or funboard? The Jam keeps enough width and volume to paddle like what you know, in a 6'0" that finally turns like a shortboard.
- Forgiving volume45.92 liters and a fuller forward outline keep paddling easy while you adjust.
- Learns to turnA pulled-in round tail and single-to-double V bottom keep the board responsive.
- Real shapeShaped rails, a double stringer and Futures-compatible thruster boxes.

Foam that rides hard and lives long.

- Closed-cell coreMolded foam that will not absorb water if it gets dinged.
- Double stringerTwo internal stringers support the shape and flex pattern.
- Marko Blanks insideFoam from the Marko family, making surf blanks since 1961.
- No wax neededThe recessed deck pad grips when wet. Nothing to scrape or reapply.

Everything else you'd ask.
Construction
- Molded foam core. Compact, high-volume core that will not soak up water.
- Double stringer. Two internal stringers support the shape and flex.
- Recessed wax-free deck pad. Grip without surf wax.
- Built-in carry handle. Integrated into the board.
Fin setup — Futures inside
Three Futures-compatible fin boxes in a thruster setup.
Shipping, returns and recycling
Shipping offers and rates shown on the listing are confirmed at checkout. Returns follow the return policy.
Done riding it? See the Board Recycling Loyalty Program for current terms.


Asked before you have to.
Is this good for beginners?
The Jam suits surfers who want a shorter foam board with more float than a typical shortboard. A brand-new surfer who needs maximum stability may prefer a longer Formula Fun foamie.
Do I need wax?
No. The recessed deck pad grips when wet, so there is no wax to apply or melt in your car.
What fins does it take?
Three Futures-compatible fin boxes in a thruster setup, fins included as listed.
What riders say.
At first I needed to get used to the shorter board. But once I got the hang of it. It’s so much fun. I’m 68 years old and don’t have any problem padding into a wave that’s head high. I love it. I’m riding the 5’3”
Very Happy with my choices 😎 lost of people checking ✔️ my new surf board out it's getting a lot of attention at the beach thank
I bought this for my son and he loves it.

I have this installed on a wavestorm. Super easy install, only need a drill and a screwdriver. The board is a lot more responsive and maneuverable while having better hold and control in steeper stuff. Overall, it’s a steal for the price.

My 9 year grandson is so happy to get his board for his birthday !

So far I am loving it. It’s light and small enough to fit into my VW ID 4 sedan. I have been using it primarily to get fit with paddle strength in preparation for longer surf trip.

Great first board or step down from longboard.

Cool product. Anxious to see how it performs in decent sized surf. Included future fins are a great value; although I thought it also included a free leash. Still awesome little Zipper!

Old guy learning how to surf here. Was able to catch 4 waves in nyc’s summer season with my very limited ability. Definitely made it fun for me.
Heavier than I expected
I’ve been really happy with my 8' Formula Fun. It feels sturdy and well made, and I like that the foam is at least less environmentally harmful than a lot of traditional surfboard foams. Compared with my Catch Surf, it feels narrower and...
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