SURFBOARD VOLUMEN

A surfboard must provide enough buoyancy so that you can paddle comfortably, ride waves and land safely on the board during take-off. A surfboard that is too small will not be fun if you suddenly only get two waves per surf session. Conversely, the surfboard should not be too big for you either. After all, you want to reach the next surfing level, practice turns or learn the duck dive.

A very good indicator of which board suits your surfing level, your weight, your surfing experience and your surfing fitness is the volume of the surfboard measured in liters.

In our opinion, the following tables will help you find the right volume for you:

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VOLUME OF THE SURFBOARD AT AVERAGE FITNESS
You go surfing once or twice a year and spend a total of two to three weeks in the water. In general, you are in good shape and are also active at home. However, sport alone is not the only focus of your life and you also enjoy an afternoon on the beach in the sun.

 

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VOLUME OF THE SURFBOARD AT ABOVE AVERAGE FITNESS
You regularly go on surf trips and spend several weeks in the water. Surfing is the main focus of the trips. At home, you do sports several times a week and the sport serves as a balance in your life. You go swimming or paddling to prepare for your next surf trip.

 

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VOLUME OF THE SURFBOARD AT EXCELLENT FITNESS
You live by the sea and surf regularly. Surfing is an integral part of your life. When there are no waves, you train in the gym or swimming pool.

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