Pinline

Yes, the Pinline is an excellent choice for beginners. Its high volume and stable platform make it much easier to paddle and catch waves compared to a standard shortboard, providing the confidence needed to learn the basics.

This board excels in smaller, everyday conditions. The generous volume helps you glide through flat sections and maintain speed, while the compact shape keeps it responsive enough to turn even when the waves lack power.

The thruster setup—three fins—is the most versatile configuration for a funboard. It provides a reliable balance of drive, hold, and maneuverability, making it predictable and easy to control for surfers of all skill levels.

Not at all. While it is stable enough for learners, experienced surfers often use the Pinline as a 'groveler' or a reliable daily driver. It allows you to maximize wave count on days when your high-performance shortboard would struggle to generate speed.

The 7'2" length is the sweet spot for a funboard. It is long enough to provide the paddle power and stability of a longboard, but short enough to fit into the pocket of the wave and execute turns without feeling like you are riding a massive board.