The Catch Surf Odysea Log Surfboard Review (8 ft)

Hey guys welcome back! Another surfboard review today as we look over the 8 foot Catch Surf Odysea Log. Hopefully I answer all your questions, and if I don’t - feel free to drop a comment and I will respond to the best of my ability!
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[@HenryGravel-q1f]

Loving my 7’ green top/ black and white checker bottom log . I can finally surf most days in NC (and enjoy every 🌊)

[@GarrisonGuay]

Everybody needs a foamie no matter your skill level! I’m missing mine right now, one of my lads from back home is borrowing it for the summer while I travel. I’m excited to get it back and have some finless surf sessions!!!

[@thebluewren]

The difference of a pro model is the better fins...

[@davo85iz0]

They're definitely fun. I got rid of my 8' and git a 7' and a 6'6. One thing I did notice, is that the Odysea have a bit better finish and shape along with a better fin system. I discovered hot glue is good for repair. Other glues will melt the foam down, such as Gorilla Glue and Super Glue.

[@GarrisonGuay]

Yes! Hot glue is a savior and gorilla glue! Also, agreed I think the odysea line killed it!

[@retribution999]

Is the soft top just to prevent injury of does it have some performance benefits too?

[@GarrisonGuay]

To put it simply, It hinders performance for an advanced surfer due to its bulky and clunkiness and excessive foam. But for a new surfer, it is perfect and allows them to progress quicker to get the fundamentals needed to grow. Although I recommend advanced surfers owning at least one soft top, it is definitely more of a necessity for the newer surfer.

[@retribution999]

Can you duck dive those boards or do you have to always bail?

[@GarrisonGuay]

You never need to bail! Just have to figure out different methods. Reading waves so you don’t put yourself in those positions, turtle rolls, etc