LONGBOARD 900 9' 67 L . Comes with 2+1 set-up 8" central fin.

Suitability

A highly versatile board in waves up to shoulder height. Use it anywhere. Surfers over 90 kg should consider the more sizeable 9'4” model.

Shaper

Co-creation by Olaian and Jeremy Smith (Hendaye shaper)

Shape

TAIL: SQUASH TAIL => increases the bearing surface while keeping a short board

BOTTOM: V-shape => Provides control

ROCKER: Low (6.6%) => Makes it easier to take off on the wave

Dimensions

Volume (L): 67

Weight (kg): 6.1 kg +/- 200 g

Dimensions (inches): 9' x 22 5/16" x 2 7/8"

Dimensions (cm): 274 X 56.7 X 7.3

Construction

Hand-laminated epoxy resin on EPS foam pad for robustness and dent resistance.

EPS core 30 kg /m3

2 x 6 oz fibreglass layers on top + 1 x 4 oz layer

1 x 4 oz layer + 1 x 6 oz layer on the bottom

2 x 6 oz layers on the rails

Epoxy resin

1 x 10 mm paulownia wood stringer.

Benefits of EPS/EPOXY boards

We chose this type of construction for our surfboards, because it offers numerous advantages.

The epoxy resin is more resistant to impacts and dents than polyester resin, which makes the board more hardwearing.

The board is more reactive and can gather more speed

The EPS foam (expanded polystyrene) floats better, meaning that, for the same volume, you have more buoyancy than with a polyester /polyurethane board.

Fins

1 x 8" fibreglass centre fin on US box and 2 x 4" side fins on FCS1 boxes.

The further forward the fin is in the box, the more manoeuvrable the board will be. The further back it is, the more drive you get.

Installing a leash (not included)

Be sure to adjust the length of the string that connects the leash to the plug so that the rail saver (protection strap) is resting on the edge of the board.

Protective cover

The board has a Flexi Hex® honeycomb case inside a sturdy box.

This case is reusable in your surfing cover to protect it while transporting.

How to behave on the water

https://www.olaian.fr/conseils/les-regles-de-priorites-en-surf-tp_4603

Find the rules of good behaviour in the water on our Olaian site