Learning to Surf: Different Types of Surfboards

[@michaeldeng3031]

The best surfboards intros and tips ever, but this video only focuses on pros, wish to know some cons about each type of boards.

[@nanababybo]

sooooo helpful! I've watched a lot of videos and yall are the ones who have explained everything in the best way possible! thanx

[@matthewdelange6732]

Wow you forgot to sell the wave storm

[@prestochange0]

Dope video guys can’t wait to be up to the capacity to surf California.

[@billnye8143]

I got a Lost RNF from catch surf

[@blakereneehope]

Fish board is fine, but add an extra foot or two. Choppy water days and all 7 of the spots are Jurassic.

[@32srt32]

im starting to surf in huntington beach, can i wear a 3/2 full wetsuit most of the year? i only go the beach after the snow melts so i go from march- oct.

[@toxic03xd95]

yes sir

[@Doobielito]

Hey man love the video. I just have a question and it would be great if you can answer it. I'm 5'10/178cm and 136lbs/62kg so i'm pretty skinny. I'm gonna go on a trip next month and will go surf for the first time. I Skate but wanna switch to Surf and was planning on buying a 2nd hand 6'0 -6'2 shortboard to start learning on. I really wanna get a shortboard to finally have a board to bring back home. Would it be okay to buy a shortboard as my first board even though it is hard or would you suggest not buying a board yet and just rent a longboard for the learning process? It would be nice though to start on a shortboard just for the fun of it. Thanks!

[@brandonk881]

I hope you know that he said come in or give us a call not comment down below...

[@brendanbecker1658]

Ain't nothing fun about learning on a shortboard. Basic skills are going to take you a lot longer to learn and everything is going to take more effort. Get a longboard, learn the basics, spend some time with it, then when you feel comfortable with it and you're ready for a smaller board, go down to a mid length or a funboard and get comfortable with that. Get good at carving, pumping for speed, doing turns, identifying section. Only then should you move on to a shortboard and get more radical. AWith that you'll have a versatile quiver. Your shortboard for average waves, your mid length for big surf, and your longboard for small surf.

[@nogsham1]

Guys, I am going to start surfing for the first time and am struggling to find a good surfboard that would suite me because I don't want to waste my money on something that won't work well. I have watched a good amount of videos but I want personal advice. I am 13 am 5,1 and am super skinny. I also am not sure if I should buy a cheap one to buy another one later or one that is more expensive that will last me a while.

[@sandiegosurfschool]

I would start with a surfboard that is a little wider and has volume in order to get comfortable (These boards are more stable and easier to learn on). A fish surfboard is a good start. Also feel free to check with your local surfshop to borrow or rent a couple of surfboards and test them in order to check what board is good for you. I would also invest on a used board at first instead of a new one. Please feel free to call us with any questions. www.sandiegosurfingschool.com 858-205-7683. We are here to help. Thanks

[@nogsham1]

@@sandiegosurfschool Thanks heaps this helps a lot, My friend surfs and said he would lend me a few boards when we go together to test them out.

[@dazzawesome]

Cool

[@kanishkamadhushan3381]

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[@DJMelRockwell]

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