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New Stand Up Surfboards & Paddleboards
High performance SUP surfboards from Infinity, Starboard, Jimmy Lewis, Surftech, NSP and Bark — plus all-around and touring boards built for flatwater cruising, fitness paddling and everyday fun on the bay.
Shop new boards →Used & Consignment Boards
Consignment and trade-in boards — a more affordable way in, with new inventory arriving all the time. Stock changes weekly, so call the shop if you don't see your size.
Shop used boards →Paddles
Adjustable, fixed and travel paddles for every paddler and every budget, from Black Project and QuickBlade. Fixed paddles are cut to your length in the shop at no extra charge.
Shop paddles →Accessories
Leashes, fins, deck pads, board bags, wax and the everyday essentials that keep you on the water.
Shop accessories →Featured this season
The shapes and blades we're recommending most often right now.
The New Deal
A performance longboard shape with a shortboard-style thin rail and concave underneath — fast and responsive off the tail with locked-in nose rides up front.
B-Line Twin
A performance-driven twin fin SUP surf board — highline speed with sharp, transitional turning. Three fin boxes set back and clustered for a true twinnie feel.
Spice
The quiver killer — bevelled rails, a wing tail, and a concave bottom for rail carving, speed through sections and instant drive out of turns. Ridden by Zane Schweitzer to a US National title.
Striker
The ultimate all-around board. Low nose rocker for occasional nose riding and great flat-water paddling, with tail rocker and a 2+1 fin setup for solid small-to-medium wave performance.
Greyhound — Ghost Carbon
Joe Bark's newest prone shape and the current race winner. A 14' board with an Unlimited-style nose — the glide, speed and cutting hull of an Unlimited without the extra length.
Lava Fixed
The 1-piece Lava — the pick when you want the best performance out of the shape and you're the only one using it. Lightest of the three builds, no joints, no play.
T2 All Carbon Hex — Fixed
A single dihedral with progressive concave surfaces — stable and smooth through the whole stroke. Lighter at the catch, with real smooth power through the rest of the stroke.
Kanaha — Fixed
QuickBlade's most popular paddle, and the safe recommendation for most paddlers. All-carbon with an ABS edge for durability and a single dihedral face that stops the blade twisting mid-stroke.
SUP Surf Coiled Leash
Coiled ankle leash sized for SUP surfing — stays off the deck between waves and off your feet on the take-off.
Shapers and paddle builders we trust
If you don't see a size listed, call the shop — most of these we can order in your dimensions.
Infinity
Shaped by the Boehne family in Dana Point since 1970. Every Infinity we stock is carbon construction — light, durable, and quick off the tail.
Starboard
Pushing SUP design since 1994, with the widest performance surf range in the sport and serious eco credentials in their construction.
Jimmy Lewis
Hand-shaped on Maui since the earliest days of SUP surfing. Boards that paddle easy and surf like a surfboard.
Surftech
Molded in Santa Cruz since 1992, building shapes from some of the best names in the water — including Joe Bark and the full NSP line.
Bark
Joe Bark's prone and SUP race shapes: the most decorated prone paddleboards in the world.
NSP
Coconut husk and flax rails, Gold Level Ecoboard certification, and the best-selling all-round SUP in the range.
Black Project
Race, touring, surf and foil paddles engineered around the four phases of the stroke.
QuickBlade
Making paddles since 1989 — a quick catch at the start of the stroke and a clean exit at the end.
Shipping, pickup and paddle cutting
Shop pickup
Free at 996 N Coast Highway 101, Suite A. We'll set your fins, cut your paddle and check your leash before you leave.
Nationwide shipping
Boards and paddles ship anywhere in the US. Give us a call and we'll quote the crate and freight for your size.
Not sure on size?
Book a demo rental — 70% of the rental applies to a new board purchase, up to $100.
