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Lundquist Surfboards

We build these.

The race is put on by a board builder. Every prone on this page came out of the Lundquist Surfboardsshop, and if you want one under you at next July's start line, we'll build it to your dims.
A custom Lundquist prone paddleboard standing against the shop wall, tail on the deck, nose overhead.

Built for you, not for a rack

A board off the shelf is a compromise. Yours doesn't have to be.

Prone is a weight sport. The volume, the rocker, the deck depth, where the board carries its width. All of it should be set by you, not by whoever the factory averaged. We shape one board at a time, for one paddler at a time, and we build the class you actually want to race:

  • 12' stock, the class the field is deepest in.
  • 14', the distance weapon, and the class the course record sits in.
  • Unlimited, go as long and as fast as you can hang onto.
  • Your weight, your dims, your finish. Down to the color.
Start a build at Lundquist Surfboards →Email us about a prone

Boards take time. If you want one for next July, the conversation starts now, not in June.

The hand-painted Lundquist logo on the rail of a custom prone paddleboard.

How it's built

EPS and epoxy. Shaped here, glassed by hand.

Shaped

Resin Services. San Juan Capistrano

Cut and shaped to your dims, twenty minutes from the start line.

Glassed

Pure Glass. Huntington Beach

EPS core, epoxy lamination. Light, stiff, and built to take a 12.5-mile ocean beating.

Finished

In-house at Lundquist

Your color, your tint, your logo. Painted by hand, one board at a time.

Nobody in prone is doing a bad job of building boards, but not everyone will tell you where yours came from. Ours is EPS/epoxy, the construction that actually holds up to distance racing, and we'll tell you exactly whose hands were on it.

The rail line

Every angle of it.

Side profile of a custom Lundquist prone paddleboard, the full rail line, nose rocker to tail.
Deck of a custom Lundquist prone paddleboard, recessed deck channel and hand-painted blue resin tint.
Hull of a custom Lundquist prone paddleboard, showing the displacement bottom and drawn-in tail.

Deck, hull, rail. The same board, all the way around.

Next July

Race it on a board with your name in the order book.

Tell us your weight, your class, and how you like to paddle. We'll take it from there.

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