25/09/2026
We’re about to end the “best board” debate.
Swipe if you’ve ever been told you *need* a shortboard.
Plot twist: You might not.
Everyone thinks they know which board is “best.” Spoiler: it depends on the wave, not Instagram.
LONGBOARD: The glide machine.
8’6” to 10ft. Built for flow, not speed.
Catches waves early. Glides through flat sections. Rewards timing and footwork.
Perfect for surfers who want control and style.
But here’s what most people don’t know...
WHERE IT WORKS BEST
Anchor Point. Panoramas. Hash Point. Bananas, Imsouane
These local breaks around Tamraght show exactly where longboarding is technica, not just for beginners.
Longboarding isn’t easy. Good longboarding is an art.
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MID-LENGTH: The bridge board.
6’8” to 8ft. More glide than a shortboard. More turning freedom than a longboard.
Paddles easier. Catches waves earlier. Lets you start turning from the tail.
The board for surfers past the basics who want progression without forcing it.
This is where most guests find their sweet spot.
THE ALL-ROUNDER WORKS EVERYWHERE
Small mushy days. Average swell. Clean open faces.
Mid-length handles all three, something shortboards and longboards can’t do alone.
Best for: Surfers who want to progress without being locked into one type.
Most guests ride more than one board during their stay. This is usually the one that stays with them longest.
SHORTBOARD: Fast, sharp, less forgiving.
Usually under 6’6”. Built for speed and steeper take-offs.
Demands strong paddle fitness and timing. Needs commitment.
Comes alive when the wave has more push.
This is the board for surfers with solid basics who want speed and sharper turns.
Swipe to see when it actually shines...
WHEN IT COMES ALIVE
When the wave has more push.
Devil’s Rock on a solid swell. Croco with power. Killer Point on a big day.
Best for: Surfers with solid basics who want speed and sharper turns.
Rewards commitment, the steeper the drop, the better it performs.
This is the one that separates good sessions from incredible ones.
OUR TAKE: THERE IS NO “BEST” BOARD
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