What Size Soft Board Do I Need
As a General Rule, a Beginner Should Be Riding the Equivalent of 100% of Their Body Weight in Volume. I. E. a Beginner Weighing 80Kg Should Be Riding a...
As a general rule, a beginner should be riding the equivalent of 100% of their body weight in volume. I.e. A beginner weighing 80kg should be riding a surfboard around 80 litres in volume. Alternatively, an experienced surfer can ride a surfboard that’s 35% – 40% of their body weight in volume.
How do you know what size surfboard to get?
As a general rule, a beginner should be riding the equivalent of 100% of their body weight in volume. I.e. A beginner weighing 80kg should be riding a surfboard around 80 litres in volume. Alternatively, an experienced surfer can ride a surfboard that’s 35% – 40% of their body weight in volume.
Are bigger surfboards easier?
They are easier to turn than a long board but are much more buoyant than a short board making it fairly easy to catch a wave. … The larger and wider boards are more buoyant allowing for easier picking up of waves especially with small or weak waves.
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