Longboard Surfboards
- 8'0" x 23 x 3.125x 59.7L
- 7'8" x 22.75 x 3x 55.4L
- 7'4" x 22.5 x 2.875 x 51.2L
- 7'0" x 22 x 2.75 x 46.6L
- 10'0" x 24 x 3.5 x 99.6L
- 9'6" x 23.5 x 3.25 x 87.8L
- 8'6" x 22.5 x 2.75 x 66.9L
- 9'0" x 23 x 2.875 x 73.8L
- 8'0" x 22.5" x 3" - 65.6L
- 9'0" x 23" x 3.13" - 74.3L
- 10'0" x 23.25 x 3.25" - 86.5L
- 8'0" x 21 3/4" x 2 3/4" - 55L
- 8'6" x 22" x 3" - 64.5L
- 8'0
- 8'6
- 9'0
- 9'6" x 23.13" x 3.13" - 80.00L
- 9'0" x 22.25" x 2.88" - 65.00L
- 9'4" x 22.50" x 3.00" - 71.00L
In the Pink - Tuflite Pro
Donald Takayama
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6 sizes
- 8'0" x 22.40" x 3.00" - 61.6L
- 8'6" x 22.5" x 2.9" - 64.0L
- 9'0" x 22.9" x 3.0" - 70.16L
- 9'3" x 23" x 3.1" - 76.6L
- 9'6" x 23" x 3.1" - 76.8L
- 9'10" x 23.1" x 3.25" - 84.4L
- 7'2" x 23.5" x 3.5" - 66L
- 8'0" x 23.5" x 3.88" - 82L
- 9'0" x 24.0" x 4.25" - 105L
- 9'6" x 24.25" x 4.25" - 113L
- 10'0" x 25" x 4.25" - 125L
- 8'0" x 22" x 3.0" - 61.7L
- 8'6" x 22" x 2.88" - 63.2L
- 9'0" x 22.25" x 3.25" - 78L
- 9'6" x 23.25" x 3.25" - 87L
- 10'0" x 23.5" x 3.25" - 93L
- 9'4” x 22.75” x 3.07” - 74.4L
- 9'9” x 23.25” x 3.19” - 81.7L
- 9'2” x 22.5” x 3” - 69.5L
- 9'6” x 23” x 3.13” - 75.9L
- 9'0" x 23.25" x 3" - 75L
- 9'4" x 23.5" x 3.13" - 82L
- 9'8" x 23.75" x 3.25" - 89L
- 9'6" x 23" x 3.25" - 81.5L
- 10'6" x 23.25 x 3.38" - 95L
- 8'6" x 22.5" x 3" - 65.6L
- 9'0" x 22.25" x 2.75" - 67.6L
- 9'6"x 23" x 3" - 80 L
- 10'0" x 23.5" x 3.25" - 93 L
- 8'0" x 22" x 2.75" - 58.2L
- 8'0" x 22.75" x 3.38" - 68.71L
- 9'0" x 23.5" x 3.88" - 91.33L
- 10'0" x 23.38" x 4.25" - 110.7L
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- 9'3
- 9'6
- 8'6
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Longboard Surfboards
Jack's Surfboards carries longboard surfboards from Donald Takayama, Wayne Rich, Gerry Lopez, Walden, NSP, Torq, Aipa and Munoz, plus our own Jack's epoxy longboards. You'll find classic single-fin logs for noseriding, versatile 2+1 longboards, and big-volume boards for bigger surfers. Prices start around $420 for a Jack's Ranchero Pin and run to about $1,500 for shaper models. Order online for pickup at any of our six shops.
Is a longboard surfboard good for beginners?
Yes. A longboard's length and volume make it the easiest hard board to paddle, catch waves on and stand up on. Look for a forgiving, wide shape like NSP's Sleep Walker, which NSP built to work for everyone from the best longboarders to people just starting out, or Torq's TET, made to glide in small surf. Our Jack's Ranchero Pin and Nomad are affordable epoxy options if you're not ready to spend $1,000.
Prefer a soft deck? See our soft top surfboards.
What kind of longboard do you want?
- Noseriders and logs: heavy, stable and made for walking to the nose. Donald Takayama's In the Pink is the most sought-after model in his range, according to Takayama. Wayne Rich's Wildcard 3 keeps the wide nose and crescent tail that helped him win three straight Malibu Surfing Association club contests, and NSP's Sleep Walker is a single-fin log built for long hang tens.
- Performance longboards: lighter, with more rocker for turning. Torq's ACT Don HP is the high-performance model in its Don series, and Walden's Magic has hard rails and a double concave for speed.
- Big-guy longboards: Walden says its Mega Magic floats like a board 12 to 18 inches longer. Aipa's Big Brother Sting is another high-volume pick, with 91 liters in the 9'0 and 111 in the 10'0.
Longboards at Jack's, by size and volume
| Board | Sizes and volume | Price at Jack's |
|---|---|---|
| Donald Takayama In the Pink | 8'0 (61.6 L), 8'6 (64 L), 9'0 (70.2 L), 9'3 (76.6 L), 9'10 (84.4 L) | $1,116 to $1,247 |
| Wayne Rich Wildcard 3 | 9'4 (74.4 L), 9'6 (80 L), 9'9 (81.7 L) | $1,256 to $1,295 |
| Wayne Rich Checkmate | 9'2 (69.5 L), 9'6 (75.9 L) | About $1,256 |
| Wayne Rich ProMod 2 | 9'0 (65 L), 9'4 (71 L) | About $1,395 |
| Gerry Lopez Long Haul | 9'0 (75 L), 9'4 (82 L), 9'8 (89 L) | $1,095 to $1,140 |
| Gerry Lopez Glider | 8'6 (65.6 L), 9'6 (81.5 L), 10'6 (95 L) | $1,350 to $1,470 |
| NSP Sleep Walker | 9'2 (70.5 L), 9'4 (78.1 L), 9'8 (85.8 L) | $770 to $800 |
| Walden Magic | 8'6 (63.2 L), 9'0 (78 L), 9'6 (87 L), 10'0 (93 L) | $952 to $1,041 |
| Walden Mega Magic | 7'2 (66 L), 8'0 (82 L) | $888 to $939 |
| Aipa Big Brother Sting | 8'0 (68.7 L), 9'0 (91.3 L), 10'0 (110.7 L) | $1,120 to $1,160 |
| Torq TEC Horseshoe | 9'0, 9'3, 9'6 | $704 to $796 |
| Torq TET | 8'0, 8'6, 9'0 | $550 to $630 |
| Jack's Nomad | 8'6 (66.9 L) | $470 |
More liters means more float. Sizes in stock change, so check each listing.
Single fin or 2+1?
A single fin in a long box gives the smooth, drawn-out turns and trim that classic logs are known for. A 2+1 setup adds two small side fins for more grip and control when you turn. Many longboards let you pick: Torq's TET runs 2+1 in the 8'6 and 9'0, and NSP's Sleep Walker is set up as a single fin. Check each listing for fin box type and whether fins are included.
How do surfboard shipping, pickup and returns work?
Surfboards aren't part of our free shipping offer. They ship within the US at a flat rate that starts at $150, and for Hawaii you'll need to contact us. We don't cover return shipping on surfboards, and a returned surfboard is subject to a $50 restocking fee. To skip shipping, buy online and pick up at one of our six Southern California shops in Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Dana Point, Hermosa Beach and Santa Monica.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a decent longboard cost?
A good new epoxy longboard starts around $420 to $550, like our Jack's Ranchero Pin or Torq's TET. Models from NSP and Walden run about $770 to $1,040, and classic logs from Takayama, Wayne Rich and Gerry Lopez run about $1,100 to $1,500.
What is the best longboard for a beginner?
A wide, thick board around 9' with lots of volume. NSP's Sleep Walker and Torq's TET are both built to be easy to paddle and ride. On a budget, our Jack's Nomad is an 8'6 epoxy longboard with fins included.
What are the best longboard surfboard brands?
For classic logs and noseriders, Donald Takayama, Wayne Rich and Gerry Lopez. For modern all-around longboards, Walden and NSP. For durable epoxy longboards at a lower price, Torq and our own Jack's line.
Is a 7 foot surfboard a longboard?
Not really. Most longboards are about 9' to 10'. A 7' board is usually called a mid-length or funboard. They're still a great step for beginners, which is why we list our 7' to 8' Jack's Ranchero Pins alongside our longboards.
Can a beginner ride a 7 foot surfboard?
Yes, if it has enough volume. A wide 7' mid-length or soft top can work well for a lighter beginner. Heavier beginners usually do better on 8' and up, since more volume makes paddling and catching waves easier.
What size surfboard for a 300 lb man?
Go long and thick, at least 9'6 to 10' with lots of volume. Boards built for bigger surfers, like Walden's Mega Magic or Aipa's Big Brother Sting, make a real difference. Stop by a shop and we'll help you find the right float.
Is 30 too old to longboard?
Not even close. Plenty of people start surfing in their 30s, 40s and later, and a longboard is one of the easiest ways to start. They're easy to paddle, stable to stand on and fun in small waves.
Where can I buy a longboard surfboard near me?
At our six Southern California shops in Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Dana Point, Hermosa Beach and Santa Monica. Longboard stock varies by shop, so call ahead, or order online and pick it up in store.