Longboard - Elements

NSP Longboard - Elements Surfboard

NSP's Longboard Elements range consists of five different sizes, containing that perfect addition to any surfers quiver. These are exceptionally durable longboards for recreational surfers to fast-track their skills on. A proven classic for
stylish wave riders.

Rail: Full
Bottom: Single to double concave
Ideal waves: 1-6ft
Level: Beginner- Expert

Longboard Elements Design:

Great longboard. A proven classic for swooping bottom turns high trim lines, and drop knee cutbacks for days on end.
New, sharper rails in the tail, a modern performance rocker combined with mellow V bottom, blended with a subtle double concave.
Gradual upgrades over the years make the Elements Longboard very easy to trim. When riding off the tail, the ride characteristics are more dynamic.

Note that the 10-footer longboard is the only one in the range that comes with a single fin, whereas all the other sizes feature a 2 +1 setup.

In addition to that, the NSP longboard shape has been around for several years now, steadily evolving into the ultimate and most accessible longboard we offer today. 

Fins:
The Longboard Elements are available with 2x NSP MFC designed side biters and a centre fin. The 10' comes with a single 9" centre fin.

	 2 x MFC designed FTU side fins
	Nylon fin 8" (8'6 to 9'6)
	Nylon fin 9" (10'0)

Find Ideal Volume

Volume should be a guide, not a rule, and this chart can help you figure out a good ballpark volume for you to base your boards off of.

Ability/weight/volume numbers are not exact science, but will give you an idea of where to start. This chart is assuming that we are talking about a basic performance board to be ridden in average/good waves.

• Generally speaking you would want to ADD volume for a board designed for smaller, weaker conditions
• You would ADD volume for a step-up board for use in bigger, more powerful waves
• Wearing a lot of rubber (thick wetsuit, booties, etc.) adds to your weight and diminishes paddle power, so ADDING a little additional foam will help you.
• You want to balance the added ease of paddling (more volume) with sensitivity and performance (less volume)

Taking care of your board is essential for maximizing its lifespan and ensuring you have the best experience on the water.

• Rinse after each use
• Store properly out of direct sunlight
• Regular checkups for dings