daTextBox=<b>What do I Choose:</b>
How big do I go? There is no "right" sized board. Everyone has preferences based on skill, type of use, and personal choice. Generally, a larger board is more stable, but more force is required to turn it. Wave riders with past surfing experience will choose smaller, lower volume models while beginners and paddlers generally using boards in flat-water conditions prefer longer, higher volume boards.  Many models come in various lengths to accommodate riders of all sizes.




















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