Stock Funboard

Posted on February 14, 2008 at 8:16 pm

Funboard, originally uploaded by Form<->Function.

This is a funboard/hybrid shape.

Dims are: 7′2″ x 21″ x 2 3/4″Blue fade painted on the foam with black pinline and a polished finish. Glassed with 6×6 top and 6 bottom with a 6 tail patch. Bottom is single into double concave.Tri-fin setup with a set of 4 5/8″ Doc Lausch fins from Future.This is a good shape either for a short or lightweight beginner to progress on, or someone who wants/needs some more float and paddle power in a performance shape. It’s just waiting for the waves.Asking 750$  SOLD 


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  2. Hi

    I am a really new surfer (3 times) and am interested in pursuing it a little more. I live in Ottawa and was inspired by your website and the fact that you live in Montreal. What type of board would you recommend… I’m 5′8″and 168lbs and very fit (ironman triathlons etc)… and where do you surf around here?

    Comment by andy — June 11, 2008 @ 3:00 pm
  3. My friends and I usually go to the east coast; NEw Hampshire or Maine. It’s a 5 hour drive so we make a weekend trip out of it camping and stuff. Tons of fun. :-)

    Even though you are fit, you would still want something with float ad paddle power otherwise you could get frustrated at how hard it can be to ride a small board, especially if you are on the east coasts smaller waves. If you are surfing on a river wave, then you want a smaller board so t will fit into the wave. (there is a river wave in Ottawa, but I am not sure where)

    Something like the funboard pictured here would be a board that has some float, and is also an all around type board. A longboard is really nice to on smaller waves, but it is a different style of surfing … depends what you are looking for … soulful experience or a wave ripping ride. :-) (though any ripping will take a fair amount of practice… surfing is tough to master)

    Comment by admin — June 12, 2008 @ 7:52 pm

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