Takayama Beach Break

While it maintains the length of a classic longboard, the Beach Break features a progressive shape with extra rocker and hard down rails. These design elements prioritize speed and aggressive turning over the relaxed, trim-focused ride of a traditional log.

No, this board is specifically engineered for intermediate to advanced surfers. Its performance-oriented design and increased rocker require a higher level of skill to control compared to a stable, beginner-friendly cruiser.

The 2+1 configuration offers excellent versatility. It allows you to use a larger center fin for stability and drive, or experiment with different side-bite combinations to fine-tune the board's responsiveness to the specific wave conditions you are surfing.

Yes, the Beach Break does not come with a leash or a deck pad included. You will need to purchase these accessories separately to complete your setup.

The squash tail provides a wider surface area at the back of the board, which helps with lift and speed. It also creates distinct pivot points that make it much easier to execute sharp, snappy turns compared to a rounded pin or square tail.

While it is designed for performance surfing, the 71 liters of volume provide enough float to handle smaller days. However, its rocker profile is optimized for more dynamic, down-the-line surfing rather than purely small-wave groveling.