Lady Log

While traditional logs can be heavy and difficult to maneuver, the Lady Log is engineered with a lighter construction and a pintail shape. This makes it significantly easier to carry to the beach and more responsive when you are turning on a wave.

Yes, it is an excellent choice for beginners or anyone looking for a more accessible longboard. The combination of a stable nose for balance and 60/40 rails for forgiving turns makes it very approachable for learning to glide and cross-step.

The Lady Log excels in small to medium-sized, cruisy waves. Its design is optimized for 'slide and glide' sessions, making it perfect for long, peeling point breaks or mellow beach breaks where you want to focus on rhythm and flow.

The pintail is specifically chosen to increase maneuverability and help the board hold in the pocket of the wave. While it is slightly less stable than a wide square tail, the board's overall volume and flat middle section provide plenty of stability for steady noseriding.

A 60/40 rail means the rail is rounded on the bottom and slightly tucked on top. This setup offers a balance between the hold of a soft rail and the speed of a hard rail, allowing for smoother, more intuitive turns without the board feeling 'tracky' or stiff.

The board uses a durable glassing schedule of two 6oz layers on the deck and one 6oz layer on the bottom. This provides a solid balance between long-term durability and keeping the board light enough to handle easily.